San Roque Golf & Resort (formerly New Course)

Overview

The San Roque Golf & Resort designed in 2003 by Perry Dye and Seve Ballesteros, spans 45 hectares, incorporating the contours of the San Roque hills, with views to the Guadalquiton River and the Mediterranean Sea.

In 2006 the course hosted the Spanish Open.

Formerly The New Course, The San Roque Golf & Resort has moved into separate ownership and branding, now operating independently from the nearby San Roque Old Course.

6,497 metres, Par 72

Course Data

Opened – 2003
Designer – Perry Dye & Seve Ballesteros

Handicap – NA
Par – 72

Greens – Tifeagle
Fairways – Bermuda

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	Length (m)	Course Rating	Slope Rating
black	6497
white	6079	74.7	137
yellow	5565	72.6	132
blue	5010	69.5	134
red	4593	66.7	121

Course Rating™
Playing difficulty for scratch golfers; likely strokes taken
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
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