Club de Golf de Llavaneras

Overview: Established in 1945, Club de Golf de Llavaneras is the fourth oldest private club in Catalonia, offering a timeless parkland experience overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Located just 34 kilometers northeast of Barcelona, the course was originally shaped by Peter Gannon and later matured into its 18-hole form through the contributions of F.W. Hawtree and Ramón Espinosa. Although relatively short at 5,028 meters, the par-70 layout is a rigorous technical test that rewards strategic precision over raw power. The routing meanders through lush, undulating terrain where narrow fairways and well-guarded, medium-sized greens demand thoughtful navigation, all while benefiting from a gentle microclimate that ensures ideal playing conditions year-round.

Did You Know? The course’s signature 17th hole, famously known as "El Mirador," is widely considered one of the most beautiful par 4s in Spain, offering an uninterrupted panoramic vista of the shimmering Mediterranean coast. The club’s heritage is further preserved in its charming clubhouse, which serves as a refined social hub where golfers have gathered for generations to enjoy the same sweeping sea views that have made Llavaneras a beloved fixture of the Catalan golfing landscape.