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Club de Golf Alcanada

Alcanada Course

Alcanada — Robert Trent Jones Jr. above Alcúdia Bay and its lighthouse

links · 18 holes · Par 72 · 6,499 m · 2003
At a glance
Alcanada — Robert Trent Jones Jr. above Alcúdia Bay and its lighthouse
Geography & setting
The course descends towards Alcúdia Bay, nestled among pine trees and olive groves, offering continuous views of Alcanada Island and its iconic lighthouse.
History
Opened in 2003, Alcanada was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. as a championship course on Mallorca’s northern coast.
Architecture
Jones Jr. masterfully combines wide fairways, sculpted bunkers, elevated greens, and significant elevation changes. While the sea doesn't directly influence play, the wind is a constant factor on every hole.
The course in detail
The layout is physically demanding, spectacular, and remarkably diverse, featuring several elevated tee shots and challenging approaches.
Club experience
The club offers a driving range, a clubhouse, dining facilities, and a premium visitor experience, all while maintaining its sporting character.
Highlights
Opened in 2003; designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. ; hosted several Challenge Tour finals.
Competitions & records
Rolex Challenge Tour Grand Final
Practical information
Website & booking
www.golf-alcanada.com/
Address
Club de Golf Alcanada, Carretera del Faro, s/n, 07400 Port d’Alcúdia, Mallorca, Espagne, Alcúdia