Overview:

Valderrama has been consistently ranked number 1 in Continental Europe since the late 80’s and has been included in the Top 100 in the World since 1990.

The Par 71 Championship Course measures 6418 meters from the professional tees. The fairways have been described by top pros and leading golf writers as the best in Europe, if not the world. It is not an easy course – nor was it intended to be. It is designed so as to call forth thought and precision for every shot.

Dubbed “the Augusta of Europe”, this Robert Trent Jones designed course is one of the best in Europe and has played host to numerous major tournaments over the years. Valderrama is famous for limiting the number of games in order to protect the serene nature of the course. It is also one of only two courses in Europe to achieve full “Audubon status” signifying its efforts to conserve and restore local ecosystems.

Valderrama is considered one of the best maintained courses in the World and has been regularly included among the Top 100 courses in the World since 1989.

• Host of the 1997 Ryder Cup
• #71 in the “100 Best Courses in the World” by Golf Digest in 2021