Atalaya Golf & Country Club is located in a picturesque setting on the Costa del Sol, Spain, nestled between Estepona and Marbella, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and surrounded by lush greenery.
The Old Course is one of the oldest and most prestigious layouts on the Costa del Sol coast. While the New Course provides wonderful panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, the Mediterranean and Gibraltar.
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0800 043 6644Designed in 1968 by Bernhard von Limburger, a German golf designer and historian, the Old Course is a tough par-72 layout. The fairways are relatively forgiving, and the greens are large and undulating, but trouble awaits those who stray far off line.
The 6,714-yard Old Course is a classic resort layout with Bermuda grass underfoot, where mastering the elevated putting surfaces is the key to success.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Bernhard Von Liburger |
| Opened for play | 1968 |
| White | 6,405 metres | SSS 74.3 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,872 metres | SSS 71.2 |
| Blue | 5,391 metres | SSS 68.6 |
| Red | 5,055 metres | SSS 72.3 |
Atalaya's New Course was opened in 1991 following architectural work by Paul Krings, and affords fantastic views over the Mediterranean and Gibraltar. At 5,821 yards, the New is considerably shorter than its more established neighbour, but still represents a considerable test for golfers of all abilities. Both courses have a good variety of tee boxes to ensure an appropriate challenge for all visitors.
Atalaya is also home to the headquarters of the Professional Golfers Association of Europe, and the Atalaya International Golf Academy and has been chosen to host the annual Team Championships.
| Par | 71 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Paul Krings |
| Opened for play | 1990 |
| White | 5,085 metres | SSS 68.4 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 4,619 metres | SSS 66.1 |
| Red | 4,391 metres | SSS 69.9 |
Basically you’re local municipal . Clubhouse and restaurant are good.
Greens had been relayed recently and need a bit of time to mature.
Nice course new greens still had not grow properly so weren't very good
Enjoyed the couple they played with each time but unfortunately they didn't get to complete the last game as it was so slow.
Greens had just been tined, “Sand” used in bunkers which guarded every hole were very hard to play out, making it at times unenjoyable
Very hard course with the slope the ball for roll for a long time got my first ever eagle and I play off 24! Nice course really hard though !
Really nice course, a tough test in places with the slopes sometimes punishing good tee shots but quite a few short par 4s which is always good.
New course very well maintained, excellent greens with fantastic views. Undulating generous fairways with some elevation and plenty of water.
Just too tight and cramped in.
Better of the two courses, wider fairways & although two or three tricky holes a fairer & more forgiving course than the New Course
Very narrow fairways with anything offline ending up down steep banks.
This course was very difficult because the terrain was very steep on most of the holes. One of my group said it was rubbish layout.
Not a bad course. Could be difficult at times.
Large areas of most greens had relaid turf, cores inserted in bald areas
The greens were very poor, almost all had large areas of relaid turf and bare patches.
This course is tricked up and may challenge some higher handicappers. Lots of holes with no bail areas, which can be daunting. If you like plotting your way around a course, this one is for you. The greens looked worn out and some had areas where new turfs were still bedding in. Also looked like they had been over watered. A challenging course but fun.
A quality regular golfers course, enough to challenge you but not too difficult for higher handicappers. Well organised starters/Pro shop etc.
Very enjoyable course. But I needed to get used to the greens. Not the same as uk
Shortish but still demanding
Greens were poorer than the new course. Flat course, wide fairways, mainly uninteresting compared to the new course.
Highly undulating, hilly, raised greens and tees. Short par 4s, but difficult. One had to be able to be straight off the tees, or great trouble resulted. Not a course for beginners or less physically able
We played the new course which was in really poor condition.
Unfortunately the course was very wet underfoot.
Much easier course, nice set up
An afternoon tee off, we knew it would be tight with the light but the starter managed to get us off early so much appreciated. Lunch before and drinks after in the bar were good. We played the Blue course which was a tricky narrow course sculpted into a hillside. Some fanatic holes with a great sense of achievement when occasionally conquered. The course showed some signs of wear but still very playable and acceptable for the time of year. The Old course which you drive through to get to the 1st Tee looked to be the more premium course and in better condition.
Very good club, one of the few who seemed to have their act together.
The Old course was in good condition and a challenge as always
Fantastic. Nearly every shot was a blind one making for a fun and exciting round. Many of the fairways were sloped and if you hit the ball the wrong way, you were punished. Difficult greens needed to be thought about before commencing your putting. Would recommend the new course over the old.
The old course was good to play. Depending who you were coupled with in your 4 ball, you either enjoyed your round or struggled to communicate if English wasn't spoken. Games were slow, simple because of usage. This course is generally used more than the new.
We didn't get to play this course as information about the new times had not been passed on to us by YGT. We were given the option of waiting for the new time (3 hrs +) or being transferred to the New Course, which we opted for. Again a very hilly course and not one which I would have chosen for our group. There was a route march to the first tee.
We played Atalaya 4 times, always on time. The course was fantastic. Staff very helpful.
Having played here last year, we were disappointed with the conditions, to be fair there is a lot of building work going on, but the greens were the worst I’ve played on for some time, that’s not an excuse for my poor play, they were shocking. It’s a shame as this is a nice club with friendly staff.
Definitely play this course again not too difficult everyone enjoyed it. Well stocked pro shop with helpful staff.
Sorry to say, for us this was the worst course of the ones we played. It is well used and abused, the whole course was tired, the greens looked and played like a patch work quilt, we would have liked to have played another course rather than this one
buggies needed for this course , lots of blind holes and with being very hilly you had to guess as to where the green was , it has to be played twice to learn the layout of this course, the course is well maintained and the greens where in good condition for the time of the year { it was always busy ]
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