
Architect
Philip Mackenzie Ross
Established
1891
Par / Length
71 / 5600y
Access
Private
Green Fee
$$$$$
Overview: Perched on the very rim of the Bandama volcanic crater, Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas holds the prestige of being the oldest golf club in Spain. established in 1891, the course was moved to its current spectacular site in 1956 and redesigned by Philip Mackenzie Ross. The layout features narrow fairways and significant elevation changes that provide a rhythmic and intense challenge. it prizes accuracy and ball-flight control above raw power, offering a serene nature-focused escape that feels deeply connected to the rugged beauty of the Gran Canaria interior.
Did You Know? The club is famous for its practice area where players hit balls directly into the floor of the ancient volcanic crater. its architecture reflects a traditional "British" parkland character that is unique in the islands, ensure that Bandama remain a primary world-class model for the integration of historic sporting heritage and sustainable volcanic land management.
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