Alcaidesa Links Course

Alcaidesa Links, one of 2 courses at the Alcaidesa Links Golf Resort.

Characterised by being the only links-type golf course in southern Europe. Inaugurated in 1992 and designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark. The topography of the land at Alcaidesa is formed by gentle slopes descending towards the sea, finishing on a beach, creating a front of nearly 2 km.

Open views over the Mediterranean, Gibraltar and Africa.

Host to PGA of Andalusia (1993 and 1994), PGA of Spain (1995) and The Ryder Cup Junior Match U.S. against Europe (1997).

In 2011 Alcaidesa Links was included amongst the 20 best links courses on the European continent by Golf World

Facilities at the resort include a 72 bay driving range, a spacious practice area with putting green, bunkers and a short game area and a Club House with café, bar and restaurant service, WiFi and spacious terraces.

Alcaidesa Links Golf Resort has a second course – Alcaidesa Heathland

Look up and enjoy simply the best views of the Mediterranean, Gibraltar and Africa. Playing on a day ticket with Alcaidesa Heathland offers exceptional value.

Course Data

Opened – 1992
Designer – Peter Allis & Clive Clark

Handicap – Men 28, Ladies 36
Par – 72

Greens – Pencross
Fairways – Bermuda and Ryegrass

	Length (m)	Course Rating	Bogey Rating	Slope Rating	Likely score to par
black	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
white	5866	71.3	96.0	133	+24
yellow	5582	69.9	93.7	128	+22
gold	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
blue	5232	73.2	104.3	132	+32
red	5006	71.8	102.7	131	+31

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Course Rating™
Playing difficulty for scratch golfers; likely strokes taken
Bogey Rating™
Playing difficulty for bogey golfers; likely strokes taken
Bogey male golfer has a handicap of 20, female 24
Slope Rating®
Relative playing difficulty for bogey v scratch golfers
Minimum slope = 55, maximum = 155, average = 113
The higher the slope the more difficult the course for bogey golfers
Likely score to par
For a bogey golfer, based on the course par and its bogey rating
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