Real Club Sevilla Golf

Real Club Sevilla Golf is an 18-hole, par 72 course designed by José María Olazábal and Integral Golf Design. Set across 61 hectares, it stretches to 6,529 metres and combines wide fairways with rolling greens for a well-balanced round that rewards precise, competitive play. More than 10,000 trees frame the layout, while 90 bunkers and nine lakes, each covering more than three hectares, add both challenge and variety. The practice facilities are especially extensive, with a 120-by-260-metre driving range, a large putting green and a chipping green shaped with slopes similar to the main greens. Real Club Sevilla Golf also has a strong tournament record, having hosted the 2004 World Cup Golf, the Open de España in 2008, 2010 and 2012, and the Open de Andalucía in 2009.