Golf Camiral

Golf Camiral host for the Ryder Cup 2031. formerly known as PGA Catalunya, is considered Spain’s number one course. Its development has been turbulent. Initially, the plan was to build a Formula 1 circuit in the area. In the early 1990s, former tour professional Angel Gallardo was asked to find and design a location for a golf course where the Ryder Cup could be played. More in the book!

Golf Gaudi

Golf Gaudi, located between Reus and Salau, has had several names, but since the takeover a year ago, it has been renamed Golf Gaudi. It’s all very friendly here, and the green fees are very affordable. We had the opportunity to play with Bolivian caddy master Pablo, who has tour ambitions. More in the book

Golf El Prat

There’s a lot to say about Golf El Prat. It’s a half-hour drive from Barcelona, ​​which is great if you’re flying in, and Barcelona is a fantastic city. Golf El Prat feels like you’re surrounded by nature, at least visually. There are no housing developments around it. There are 45 holes, which is a lot. Two 18-hole courses with different characters, and a nine-hole course that’s less exclusive.

Golf de Pals Serres

It sounds strange, but it’s true. Golf de Pals owes its origins to Cuba. Until 1959, Cuba was a paradise for the hedonistic rich, with excess in everything. There were 15 golf courses on the island. PGA tournaments were played at the posh Havana Country Club, where players and guests indulged in the jet set lifestyle. Cigars were steeped in rum, wild parties, casinos—it never ended, while a large part of the population lived in poverty. When Castro came to power in 1959, he closed all but two of his golf courses. In his view, golf was a symbol of capitalist excesses and a sport of the elite.