Sol Principe

Years of history have made this course—the oldest in Andalusia—both challenging for experienced players and achievable for any golf enthusiast.

 

Sand dunes, palms, mimosas, eucalyptus and pines skirt the course. Two of the holes run along the edge of the sea. 

Surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, the designer took advantage of the terrain’s orography to give beauty and movement to the 18 fairways along the route.

 

The course is 6.202 metres, with an original design by Kosti Kuronen that was redesigned by Miguel Ángel Jiménez, a par 72 that can be considered long and with 2 very well differentiated parts.

Lauro 27 Golf can be found in the middle of beautiful pure nature in spectacular surroundings. The course consists of 27 holes that can be played in three different combinations, all par 72.

 

In Lauro Golf the nature is everywhere. Within the whole complex the direct contact with the nature is constant and whether you are playing golf, living in the residences or just enjoying a stroll in the surroundings you can see that we are not the only visitors at Lauro Golf. You can often see rabbits, ducks, partridges, herons and even eagles on and around the golf course, our friendly neighbours who are enjoying the micro-climate of the course created by the thousands of trees and the fourteen lakes of the golf course.

 

The course was designed by the late Folco Nardi and the idea was to create a course that was technically challenging yet not too difficult. With a good concentration and the correct selection of the clubs the player can end up with a good score in one of the 50 competitions played every year at Lauro Golf.

 

The extension of the course with the holes 19-27 designed by Mariano Benitez follows the same lines and equally requires concentration and skills. The course is moderately flat and can be played by foot though there are two holes located on the side of the mountain and from which we can enjoy some spectacular views over the valley of Guadalhorce and the Mediterranean.