The clubhouse is an old cortijo built around a shaded courtyard and its open restaurant is perfect for dining out on a warm evening. Set in the mountains the landscape is breathtaking, yet the course is said to be easy to walk. Rates itself as 'The Costa del Sol's friendly golf club'. Long terraced tees and large undulating greens are the unmistakable hallmarks of a Robert Trent-Jones design. Maximum use has been made of the orange trees from which the course takes its name.
Maintenance is a priority here.
5679 metres, par 72. This is a very competitive course, demanding much precision, as its fairways are rather narrow and surrounded by hills and slopes. The greens are especially difficult because there are no straight putts. Mijas Golf is probably the busiest, most popular golf complex on the Costa del Sol. It has two 18 hole layouts which are ideal for enjoyable holiday golf.