Club de Golf Campano

Overview: Located in the coastal serene of Chiclana de la Frontera, Club de Golf Campano is a charming 18-hole parkland retreat with a storied architectural history. Originally established in 1985 as a nine-hole layout designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr., the course was later expanded into a complete championship par-72 experience. The routing offers two distinct characters: the front nine is defined by narrow, technical fairways lined with dense pine forests that demand precision, while the back nine opens up into a magnificent olive grove featuring ancient, century-old trees. With its relatively flat terrain and strategically placed water hazards—including three large lakes and a picturesque stream—Campano provides an accessible but engaging test for golfers of all skill levels.

Did You Know? The course is famous for its distinctive red bridges that span the property’s water hazards, serving as a signature visual element of the back nine. During the second half of the round, players navigate a landscape so rich in ancient olive trees that the club has become as much a botanical sanctuary as a sporting venue, reflecting the deep agricultural heritage of the Cádiz region.