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“The lighthouse is visible from 16 of the 18 holes. The course I take people to when I want them to remember one round in particular.”

“Home to the longest par 5 in Spain and the best sea views on the island. Bring plenty of golf balls.”

“Castle views and real hills. Take the buggy and enjoy it.”

“A José Gancedo design with lakes throughout. Tee off before 8:50am and the early-bird rate saves a decent amount.”

“The 15th is stroke index 1 and was voted the best hole on the island. Rafa Nadal plays here regularly.”

“A quiet nine-hole estate course. More of a relaxed hotel round than a course to build the trip around.”

“Less crowded than many Palma courses, with two significant climbs waiting in the closing holes.”

“The natural starting point for beginners and juniors, a useful warm-up, or a low-pressure way for a non-golfer to try the game.”

“A compact nine-hole option under the Tramuntana mountains, with a few proper climbs despite the short format.”

“An Olazábal redesign with a two-level range and strong short-game facilities. A good choice for a practice-heavy golf day.”

“The open fairways here helped me get my own driving confidence back. The 590m 10th is one of the longest par 5s in Europe.”

“Quieter and more strategic than Santa Ponsa 1. The 18th green is shaped like Mallorca itself.”

“Most holes are short, but the second still asks for a precise tee shot. Best for beginners, approach practice, or a quick extra nine.”

“Wide, generous fairways make this the friendlier Antem course, while five lakes keep the round interesting.”

“Flat and forgiving, and the tree-lined 16th is worth the round alone. Expect queues at busy times.”

“My most-played course on the island. The wind is fickle, the greens are quick, and the closing stretch is as good as anything in Mallorca.”

“Named Best Golf Course in Spain 2025, and the conditioning backs the title up. One of the premium Palma rounds, with daily licence on top.”

“The 8th tee faces straight at Palma Cathedral. Wide, forgiving fairways suit a relaxed round.”

“The island's second oldest club. Flat, walkable, and the €21 menu del día is honest value.”

“The back nine has the best mountain views this close to Palma, but the climbs make it a much tougher walk than the front.”

“The island's oldest course. Short and tight rather than long, ten minutes from the city.”

“One of the best-conditioned courses I have played in Mallorca. Fifteen lakes keep water in play mentally all day.”

“The only Nicklaus design in Mallorca, with a 42-bay range that makes it the island's best practice hub.”

“Two different nines: wooded and uphill going out, sea views coming home.”