Estepona Golf

Overview: Estepona Golf is an 18-hole visitor course in the hills north of Estepona, with a setting that opens toward the Mediterranean and the surrounding Andalusian countryside. The layout uses a mix of broad fairway corridors, elevation changes and water features, giving holiday golfers a playable resort round while still asking for thoughtful positioning. The Spanish federation credits José Luis López Martínez with the design. Current scorecard information supports a par-72 course; the yardage is left blank here because the available scorecard material shows partial and tee-dependent measurements rather than one stable total.

History: The federation records the club’s current foundation in 2022, so this profile treats the present course identity as a recent Estepona project rather than borrowing the history of another Costa del Sol club. Its location puts it within the region’s dense golf corridor, where easy access from the coast and views across the landscape are important parts of the visitor proposition.

Did You Know? Estepona Golf’s elevated position means the visual experience changes from hole to hole: some lines look out across the coast, while others turn inland toward the hills. That combination is useful to know when comparing it with the flatter, older parkland courses nearer the shoreline.