Golf Costa Brava

The Costa Brava Golf Club was established in 1962, in Santa Cristina d'Aro, although it was not until 1968 that the initial 18 holes of its course were inaugurated. It was designed by John Hamilton Stutt, founding member of the British Association of Golf Course Architects, with more than 120 projects developed in Europe and the Middle East and responsible, along with other designers, for the construction of such emblematic courses as Turnberry, Ailsa Course, St Mellion Old, Meon Valley or Woodbury Park in Exeter.

The design of the course, winding the gentle slopes of pines and oaks of the Massis de les Cadiretes, kept the hundred-year-old farmhouse, dating from 1841, as its headquarters.

The Green route is the original, corresponding to the inauguration of the club. The first 9 holes run along the gentle slope of the hill, between the houses of the urbanization and the second, flatter, approach the Vall d'Aro.

The Red course includes the second round of green and the new holes inaugurated in 2014. With a more noticeable presence of water throughout the course, the greens, undulating and fast, test, above all, the player's short game.

Link La Masia, https://www.golfcostabrava.com/es/el-club/la-masia.html