Club de Golf Terramar
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Club de Golf Terramar

18 holes • Par 72 • 6,154m • Slope 137

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About Club de Golf Terramar

Club de Golf Terramar is an 18-hole golf club in Sitges, Catalonia, with a history beginning in 1927, when golfers played an original nine-hole course with sand greens. The present championship course is par 72. The 2026 Catalan federation guide lists the White tees at 6,154 metres with a 72.6 course rating and slope of 137; Yellow measures 5,841 metres at 70.7/133, Blue 5,347 metres at 73.9/128 for women, Red 4,987 metres at 71.6/120 and Orange 4,064 metres at 66.3/111.

W. Hawtree, Manuel Piñero, Jim Fazio and Enrique Saenger, with Mackenzie & Ebert responsible for an integral modern redesign. The club accepts visitors subject to handicap and frequency restrictions.

The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,154m, course rating 72.6 and slope rating 137. Designed by Frederick George Hawtree, the course originally opened in 1927. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Putting Green, Short Game Area, Pitch and Putt, Pro Shop, Golf Academy, Club Hire, Golf Cart Rental, and 8 more.

History & Design

1927
Opened
Frederick George Hawtree
Architects
Manuel Piñero & Jim Fazio & Mackenzie & Ebert & Enrique Saenger
Redesigned By
Historic Sitges golf club repeatedly redesigned across nearly a century
Known For
Spanish national championships; Catalan Professional Individual Championship; Estrella Damm Mediterranean Ladies Open / Ladies Open
Hosted
Real Federación Española de Golf Placa al Mérito en Golf, 1980
Awards
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Origins

Golf formed part of the Terramar Garden City project that began in 1919. By 1927 a group of golfers was playing an original nine-hole course with sand greens, with the Terramar Park Hotel serving as the social centre.

Did You Know?
Terramar's first nine holes had sand-covered greens.

Development

The course was repeatedly expanded and altered. A first enlargement occurred in 1948, grass greens were introduced in 1952, and the move to a full 18-hole course culminated in 1973. Later work involved Manuel Piñero, Jim Fazio and Enrique Saenger.

A modern master plan by Mackenzie & Ebert introduced a new Mediterranean par 3 in 2016, additional holes in 2020 and further changes around holes 10, 13 and 15 in 2021.

Recognition

Terramar received the Spanish federation's Placa al Mérito en Golf in 1980 and has hosted multiple editions of the Ladies European Tour event at Sitges.

Today

Terramar remains a member club open to a controlled level of visitor play, with golf, practice, dining and multi-sport facilities.

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Facilities

Driving RangePutting GreenShort Game AreaPitch and PuttPro ShopGolf AcademyClub HireGolf Cart RentalRestaurantCaféSwimming PoolFitness CentreTennis CourtsPadel CourtsPickleballLocker Rooms

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
Weekday
Non-Member Weekday 18 Holes€140Visitor play subject to club handicap and frequency rules.
Non-Member Weekday 9 Holes - Afternoon Only€85—
Junior Under 21 Weekday 18 Holes€50—
Weekend
Non-Member Weekend & Holiday 18 Holes€200—
Non-Member Weekend & Holiday 9 Holes - Afternoon Only€105—
Junior Under 21 Weekend & Holiday 18 Holes€75—

Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.

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Course Design

Architects & designers

FH

Frederick George Hawtree (commonly F.G. Hawtree) was an English greenkeeper turned golf course architect who founded…

MP

Manuel Piñero Sánchez (born 1952) is a renowned Spanish professional golfer who, after a distinguished career—including…

JF
Jim FazioRenovated

Credited with later design work at Terramar, including work during the 1990s.

ME

Mackenzie & Ebert was appointed to reconfigure the Buddon after construction of Carnoustie's Golf Centre affected the…

ES

Listed in the 2026 Catalan golf guide among designers involved in Terramar's evolution.