Club de Golf Costa Teguise

Overview: Situated at the foot of an extinct volcano on the island of Lanzarote, Club de Golf Costa Teguise is a visually arresting 18-hole championship layout designed by British architect John Harris in 1978. The course is a masterpiece of environmental integration, winding through a rugged landscape of volcanic lava, dark picon rock, and more than 3,000 palm trees. Harris crafted a varied and technical par-72 routing characterized by numerous doglegs that demand strategic club selection and a creative approach to every hole. As players navigate the undulating terrain, they are treated to breathtaking panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the island’s stark, lunar-like volcanic interior.

Did You Know? The course’s unique volcanic micro-environment creates a natural "wind tunnel" effect, where the persistent Atlantic trade winds serve as an invisible hazard that can transform a gentle hole into a rigorous test of ball flight control. This dramatic setting, combined with its lush vegetation and black volcanic sand bunkers, has made Costa Teguise one of the most distinctive and photogenic golfing destinations in the Canary Islands.