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Golf de Andratx is an 18-hole course at Camp de Mar in southwest Mallorca. The club states that it was inaugurated in 2000 and designed by Gleneagles Golf Development. The routing uses pronounced elevation changes, lakes and hillside terrain, with four par-5 holes and seven lakes across the course.
Its best documented individual hole is the sixth, known as the Green Monster, which the club lists at 609 metres from the championship tee and identifies as the longest hole in Spain. The eighth provides views toward Camp de Mar Bay. The club recommends use of a buggy because of the elevation changes and distances between some holes, and notes that buggies can be mandatory depending on course traffic.
The course is an 18-hole resort golf course. Designed by Gleneagles Golf Development, the course originally opened in 2000. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Putting Green, Pitching Area, Chipping Green, Practice Bunker, Pro Shop, Restaurant, Club Rentals.
Golf de Andratx was developed at Camp de Mar in southwest Mallorca and inaugurated in 2000. The club credits Gleneagles Golf Development with the 18-hole design.
The routing makes deliberate use of Camp de Mar's elevation changes. Hills, seven lakes and substantial transitions between holes create the principal architectural character. Four of the 18 holes are par fives, with the sixth extending to 609 metres from the championship tee.
The club's own visitor information recommends a buggy because of the gradients and distances between some holes.
Since its 2000 inauguration, Golf de Andratx has developed as part of the Camp de Mar visitor market, with a Pro Shop, restaurant and relationships with nearby resort accommodation.
The course continues to operate as an 18-hole visitor-accessible facility. Tee-time pricing is dynamic, with the club directing players to its reservation platform for current prices.
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