Situated in a privileged position overlooking the Mediterranean and the iconic Rock of Gibraltar and Africa in the distance, the new Links course features one of the best panoramic views in Spanish golf. Originally designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, the par-72, 18-hole championship layout first opened in 1992 and is among only a handful of links-style courses in southern Europe.

In 2021, it was the subject of a major upgrade and renovation by acclaimed American architect Kurtis Bowman, being transformed into a modern and sustainable golf course.

The renovation of the new Links involved the remodelling of all the tees, greens complexes and bunkers, and the redesign of a series of holes – in the process, creating one of the largest putting-surface areas in Spain. It is a challenging course with unique views and, with the work that has taken place, it deserves its place among the best courses in Europe. Featuring wide fairways, double greens, large, strategically-located bunkers and gentle slopes that descend towards the sea, ending in a beautiful beach, the layout runs along almost two kilometres of stunning coastline, with a large number of holes bordering the beach.

The Heathland Course was designed by respected former Ryder Cup player and designer of many internationally renowned courses, Dave Thomas.

The par-72 layout offers an array of natural landscapes as it winds its way through varied terrain. As well as featuring a number of plateaus which offer exceptional views of the Mediterranean Sea between typical Andalusian hills, several holes are in a valley with large lakes and narrow fairways.