Alenda Club de Golf

Overview: Nestled at the foothills of the Sierra de las Águilas mountains, Alenda is a refined and rhythmic parkland sanctuary designed by architect Roland Favrat. The course is defined by its maturity, featuring wide fairways on the front nine that reward power, and a more technical, technical back nine that requires surgical accuracy through corridors of whispering pines. With its par-72 championship scale and reputation for high-quality conditioning, it offers a high-caliber competitive experience that is integrated into a refined and social brand of golf.

Did You Know? The course architecture was designed to be completely "Nature First," move very little soil and respecting the original rock ridges that now serve as the primary routing. The club has meticulously maintained its "Professional Standard," and its 18th hole is noted for a green perched inside a natural rock ridge that ensures every round ends with a visual tribute to the region's rugged heritage.