Golf with Palmares BOOKING MADE EASY MAIN PAGE WHAT DO GOLFERS WANT? FUSS IN LATVIAN GOLF GOLF IN AGADIR GOLF RULES HIGHLIGHTS Finding the Green – Where to Play Golf in Winter The decision will depend on your budget, your non-golf interests, be it sightseeing or visiting popular restaurants, and of course the presence or absence of companions. The financial crisis, in particular, the debt problems of European countries have not spared the golf industry. In the fight for the client, golf clubs are cutting green fees, hotels are offering attractive accommodation options, and airlines are offering discounts on tickets. For traveling golfers, this is just a plus. Spain and Portugal The indisputable advantages of this destination include a short-distance flight, high-quality service and a relatively low travel budget. Andalusia and the Algarve attract European golfers in winter, as do Courchevel and Chamonix ski lovers. Both Pyrenean provinces call themselves the Mecca of winter golf. There are a number of reasons for this. More than 70 courses on the Spanish Costa del Sol and Costa de la Luz and about 40 in the Portuguese Algarve can satisfy the needs of both beginners and experienced golfers. Those who want to learn the basics of the game in one of the many golf academies come here, and the national golf teams of many European countries hold their winter training camps here. Mild, dry and sunny weather makes this part of the Iberian Peninsula a unique golf reserve, and the Spanish Costa del Sol is often called the “Costa del Golf”. If you go on a short trip from Malaga to Gibraltar, then literally every five minutes you will meet golf clubs, including the world-famous Club de Golf Valderrama and The San Roque Club. The Costa de la Luz, or “Coast of the Light”, is the maritime border of the province of Cadiz, home to some twenty golf courses. Among them is the Montecastillo Golf Resort, one of the top ten courses in Spain, where the VOLVO Masters Andalucia tournament has been held for five years, as well as one of the largest Spanish golf resorts, Golf Novo Sancti Petri, with its three 18-hole courses. A 50-minute drive from the coast inland, not far from the historic town of Arcos de la Frontera, surrounded by olive groves, is another wonderful golf course, Arcos Gardens GC, which the Swedish Federation and English Golf Union have chosen as their winter base. The Portuguese Algarve is not inferior to the Spanish Sunny Coast in terms of the number of golf courses per kilometer of highway. Among the most famous are Oceanico Old, San Lorenzo, Monte Rei Golf and Country Club. The choice of accommodations is also varied, from small family hotels to luxury villas and golf resorts. Top hotels include Penha Longa, Quinta do Lago and Le Meridien Penina golf resorts. Search for: MAIN TOPICS Coolest Back Garden Golf Setups 2021-11-08 9 Best Golf Resorts in Africa in 2021 2021-03-09 What do golfers want? 2020-11-23 Latvian golf does not tolerate fuss 2020-10-26 When caddies fire players 2020-10-11 Moroccan golf in Agadir 2020-10-05 ARCHIVES November 2021 March 2021 November 2020 October 2020 September 2020 CATEGORIES Booking Golf Mastery Other Fields Skill Check OPENING HOURS Monday 08:00 – 18:00 Tuesday 08:00 – 18:00 Wednesd 08:00 – 18:00 Thursday 08:00 – 18:00 Friday 08:00 – 18:00 Saturday 08:00 – 17:00 Sunday 08:00 – 16:00 CONTACT US Email: booking@onyriapalmares.com Phone: +48 91 326 51 10 OUR ADRESS 1223 Flint Street Atlanta Copyright All rights reserved | Theme: Adventure Blog by Unitedtheme.