GolfingPastor
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I'm going to be staying in Los Altos, Torrevieja for a week in April and wondered if anybody can recommend a local golf course?
My mates Mum and Dad had a villa out that way, I been out there a few times.
Villa Martin is a very good course, I believe its held a few decent competitions in its time.
Las Ramblas is a very entertaining course hard, lots of drives over canyons etc, probably not a great course per se, but breath taking in its own right.
Campomoar, I dont remember too well which suggests to me it wasn't as good as the others
La Finca I thought was an absolute beauty of a course, very well layed out but far more man made a course than Las Ramblas which uses the natural land more.
My preference would be...
1) La Finca
2) Las Ramblas
3) Villa Martin
4) Campamoar
Enjoy whatever you choose, weather will be better than the UK regardless
I've been looking at joining the local golf society once we relocate - I figure there's no point in limiting myslef to one course with full membership when there's so much variety?
Anyway, their schedule takes them to La Finca out of those courses mentioned, but none of the others. Not sure why - could be a price/value issue or maybe they just don't like the courses.
Not sure why either as they are all close.
It might be the other courses aren't good enough, I honestly don't know.
It's been years since I've been out there so things might have changed. If it were me i'd play all the courses at least once in the local area before joining anywhere
Not sure why either as they are all close.
It might be the other courses aren't good enough, I honestly don't know.
It's been years since I've been out there so things might have changed. If it were me i'd play all the courses at least once in the local area before joining anywhere
I've no intention of joining anywhere unless I really like one particular course.
I've enquired at La Finca about the junior academy for my lad, simply because it's about 3kms from where we will be living, but I'll be playing all over all being well.
Does anybody want to buy an old brolly and some waterproofs. ;-)
Hi Mel
Keep the brolly and the waterproofs, trust me. It doesn't rain often but when it does, it can bucket it down. Waterproofs good for when the wind blows. We had over 30 mph winds last week, and quite often play in 40 mph. And it gets cold! believe me! especially once you have lived here a few years. 8c Last Friday when we got to the course. Two hours later we are walking in shirts and shorts.
Of course many of us don't go out when it is raining, because there is always tomorrow (I am retired) but you know mad Englishmen and all that. Also we have a few guys who use their umbrella's to keep the sun off during the hot weather, and we have
the first tee times.
Good luck with your re-location.