Atalaya Golf & Country Club is located in a picturesque setting on the Costa del Sol, Spain, nestled between Estepona and Marbella, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and surrounded by lush greenery.
The Old Course is one of the oldest and most prestigious layouts on the Costa del Sol coast. While the New Course provides wonderful panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, the Mediterranean and Gibraltar.
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Designed in 1968 by Bernhard von Limburger, a German golf designer and historian, the Old Course is a tough par-72 layout. The fairways are relatively forgiving, and the greens are large and undulating, but trouble awaits those who stray far off line.
The 6,714-yard Old Course is a classic resort layout with Bermuda grass underfoot, where mastering the elevated putting surfaces is the key to success.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Bernhard Von Liburger |
| Opened for play | 1968 |
| White | 6,405 metres | SSS 74.3 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,872 metres | SSS 71.2 |
| Blue | 5,391 metres | SSS 68.6 |
| Red | 5,055 metres | SSS 72.3 |
Atalaya's New Course was opened in 1991 following architectural work by Paul Krings, and affords fantastic views over the Mediterranean and Gibraltar. At 5,821 yards, the New is considerably shorter than its more established neighbour, but still represents a considerable test for golfers of all abilities. Both courses have a good variety of tee boxes to ensure an appropriate challenge for all visitors.
Atalaya is also home to the headquarters of the Professional Golfers Association of Europe, and the Atalaya International Golf Academy and has been chosen to host the annual Team Championships.
| Par | 71 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Paul Krings |
| Opened for play | 1990 |
| White | 5,085 metres | SSS 68.4 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 4,619 metres | SSS 66.1 |
| Red | 4,391 metres | SSS 69.9 |
