Fuerteventura Golf Club

Fuerteventura Golf Club is the island’s first 18-hole course, designed by Juan Catarineu and played as a par 72 championship layout. It hosted the Spanish Open in 2004 and offers a classic round with a strong tournament pedigree. The course measures 6,069 metres for men and 5,257 metres for women, with 67 shallow bunkers and natural obstacles adding variety and challenge throughout the round. Set in a green resort setting, the layout brings Atlantic views into play and includes a stretch where holes 1 to 10 head toward the sea. Golfers can enjoy year-round play in Fuerteventura’s mild climate, with an average temperature of 22°C, and make use of substantial practice facilities, including a driving range with more than 50 bays, an 800 m² putting green, a green approach area and a Pro Shop.