Great weather can often mean great golf. Ask the pros. Some sunshine, plenty of scenic courses and warm temperatures can offer you low scores and higher happiness. Spain has some great weather, superb visibility and pleasant climate all of which are perfect for playing golf. Everything is made easy for you to just pick up your clubs and try your skill on the fairways. Zoom into Andalusia and it holds a record that golfers would appreciate – that of offering the greatest number of courses per square meter in all of Europe. Not just that, it is known for its weather, accessibility, beaches, food, the nature of its people and its golf. The wide range of services, plus the quality of hotels and sports facilities make it an even more comfortable destination.
For golfers a few things are important, one of which is the commute. Most prefer to reach the best courses in the least time so they can get a few good rounds. Spain’s many airports and a speed train network allow addicts to traverse the country with ease.
Nothing compare with the luxury, comfort, scenic beauty and championship courses one can find in Andalusia. It has become a golf destination of the very highest class that welcomes golf enthusiasts in all seasons of the year. Interestingly the courses are not similar, each is designed for pleasure and championship play by designers who know the sport and have put their experience and imagination to the test the same. Andalusia has been host to Spanish Open, the Volvo Masters Andalusia, the World Championship, or even the Ryder Cup.
In the region, Costa del Sol is also popularly called ¨The Costa del Golf¨ since it offers a wide variety of golf courses along its coast with beautiful weather and over 300 days of sun a year. Any time of year is good for visiting this region that stretches along 161 kilometres of coastline of the province of Malaga on the Mediterranean. While most visitors dedicate a big part of their stay to the sport, there is always time left over to enjoy other sites like local downtowns, beaches or relishing the Mediterranean cuisine. Costa del Sol stretches along 150km of Malaga province and is one of Spain’s most popular tourist destinations with its wide sweeps of golden sand.
