Golf del Sur

The course was a good course, I have rated it as hard as the greens were particularly quick & difficult to read, other than that not too bad, when we played at the end of February it was very windy! Good friendly staff.

Some of the holes a bit fiddly. Didn’t like the design of course and how you started on different parts of course. wouldn’t play it again. Practice range was not in good condition.

Only downside to this course is that the bunkers have black stony sand which means many golfers drop out of bunkers rather than scrape their clubs. Greens are tricky and quick which is always difficult if you only play once. Prices of playing and buggies are expensive but it is par for the area

Great course, thoroughly enjoyed it

Staff in pro shop quite unfriendly and not helpful at all. Course in good condition but difficult to play due to very high winds/storm and firmness of the greens. The club house service was great and the food was excellent.

Good course with fabulous views and a variety of holes. The black sand is grim, both to look at and try and get out of. My only real complaint was the amount of time it took to get around - 5 hours plus on both occasions - waiting on every shot the first time we played. This could have been avoided by allowing more time between tee times, rather than packing everyone in to achieve maximum fees - that's how it felt anyway and it was a pity because it was glorious to be out in fair weather in summer gear having left a wet and muddy course back in England.

Course is fair. Greens difficult to read and quick.

The three nines are all different but equally enjoyable to play. Play was rather slow but there was some attempt at marshalling and speeding up very slow groups. The fairways were in reasonable condition and the greens were fast and challenging.

Slow

Some tricky holes if you have not played before. Looking forward to another round at this challenging course.

Lovely course despited the low flying planes. Appreciated their practice facilities. Good putting and chipping greens

Great

Enjoyable course enjoyed links part of the course

3 x 9's. OK course but can get windy. Staff very helpful

Golf del Sur has three loops of 9 holes, labelled North, South and Links. The Links isn’t, it’s just the 9 hole loop that runs closest to the coast (but you’re still always at least a main road and a hotel away from the sea). We played South/Links once and North/Links twice. Of the three, the Links is probably the most straightforward, but all three loops are a good test, with blind shots aplenty, quick greens, wicked pin placements and penalties for wayward play (plentiful red staked off fairway waste areas/ravines and “bunkers” comprising large areas covered with an inch or so of black volcanic lava dust). A strongish breeze (20mph+ according to the weather forecast) on two days, predominantly across holes, made for a real challenge. Staff were friendly and efficient.

We hated the bunkers which don't have sand in them, but volcanic ash. They do not do sand irons any favours ! Too many blind holes as well. We wouldn't play there again.

North course is definitely the poor relation in terms of setting and presentation the other two nine holers are interesting and more enjoyable

This course is really enjoyable, doglegs, some water, ravines and windy conditions made us really think about our shots. Very enjoyable and good driving range, and good facilities for food and pro shop, great choice of equipment.

Need a buggy.

All good we did a little negotiating on buggies and got the price down for 6 buggies down from 35 to 25 euros.

Good course with some challenging holes. Great views of the ocean on some holes. Golf carts were very slow & had no GPS built in