LA CANADA GOLF COURSE

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Costa del Sol


La Cañada golf Club is located in the heart of the Costa del Sol within the Sotogrande residential area nestled between the sea and the mountains and surrounded By a marvellous countryside. La Cañada a first class golf of 18 holes course was inaugurated in 1982.
 
The first nine were designed by David Thomas the   second by Robert Trend Jones Senior. Challenging fairways, quickly greens, large groves of indigenous trees and a spectacular view of the Mediterranean Sea, make up an ideal course for those who want to bask in the sun and enjoy being surrounded by nature.
 
La Cañada has a excellent 250m long driving rage situated on an horizontal area, 2 putting greens and an approach zone.
 
La Cañada is a social club that welcomes annual members and visitants each day of the year with opening hours from 8:00h until 21:00h.
 
Players are accompanied by a pleasant climate and an average temperature of 22ºC during the whole year and more than 300 sunny days. Our course drainage guarantees excellent playing conditions.
 
The traditional sport is combined with junior golf. The La Cañada Golf School with more than 200 pupils is known as the first municipal golf school in Andalusia.
The La Cañada Golf club is also known for the organization of enterprise events, tournaments, exhibitions, receptions, and meetings.
 
La Cañada is always synonym for good service and high quality on its golf course. The Club Restaurant with its panorama view over the River Guadiaro, offers traditional andalusian cuisine with the most selected products of this Spanish region. 

Description

In the fifties the area of Guadiaro was farming country but then came Sotogrande and some farm workers, moving with the times, became greenkeepers. Their work at Sotogrande kindled an intense interest in the game and they developed a small nine-hole golf course on a mountainside. With local kids gathering in their droves to whack golf balls around this primitive “golf course” the tiny village of Guadiaro was able to boast of more golfers than any other village in the entire country. Major improvements were guaranteed when Jamie Ortiz Patino talked the municipality into donating a parcel of the land and then arranged for the doyen of golf course architects, Robert Trent Jones, to design a nine-hole golf course. La Canada was the result and some ten years later, with financial help from both the First Tee programme and Jimmy Patino, a second nine-holes, designed by Dave Thomas, was added. When a clubhouse became a reality La Canada was really on the golfing map but, remaining true to the spirit of their origins, it was decided that local golfers would still get priority with tee times.

Year Built  1982

Designer/s  Robert Trent Jones/David Thomas
Manager  José Alberto Andrades Díaz
President  D. Ángel Gutierrez
Golf Professional   Antonio Arjona Bueno, Raúl Quiros
Layout difficulty  2 (1 easy to 5 hard)
Aprox. tee interval   8 min.
Buggy recommended  Not neccesary
Buggy allowed in fairway  No
Maximum Handicaps  Gents: 28 Ladies: 36