North Course
A varied, technical round where accuracy can matter more than distance.
Play it well: leave the driver in the bag when in doubt and keep the ball in play.
Golf at La Manga Club
One of the great golf destinations of the Mediterranean. Three courses with very different characters, and plenty of sunshine to play them in.
Three courses, three ways to play
La Manga Club has been linked with golf for decades. Each course asks something different of your game, so try to play all three.
South Course
The best known of La Manga Club's courses, and one of its great sporting landmarks.
Play it well: it's the one most visitors want to play, so book your tee time well ahead.
West Course
A completely different experience, surrounded by more natural landscape and with plenty of changes in elevation.
Play it well: take the slopes into account when choosing a club, and bring plenty of water.
Golf guide
The practical side of a golf holiday, from booking to bunker practice.
Green fees
Prices vary by course and season. Spring and autumn are peak time for golfers from the UK and northern Europe, so expect higher demand then.
Academies
Lessons for beginners, improvers and low handicappers, from a single session to a full week of coaching.
Driving range
Warm up before your round or spend a morning working on your swing.
Club hire
Flying light? Hiring clubs saves the airline fees and the hassle at the carousel.
Tournaments
Open competitions and events run through the year. Worth checking the calendar before you travel.
Course etiquette
Standard dress code applies: collared shirts and golf shoes. Check the rules on buggies and pace of play when you book.
When to play
Spring
Warm days, green fairways and the busiest time of year. Book early.
Summer
Hot. Tee off early in the morning or late in the afternoon.
Autumn
Still warm, with long, golden afternoons. A favourite with UK golfers.
Winter
Mild and sunny most days. A proper escape from the British winter.
