Real Golf de Pedreña

Real Golf de Pedreña is a historic golf course in Cantabria, founded in 1928 as the Real Club de Pedreña. Its original 18-hole layout was designed by Harry S. Colt and made full use of the site’s natural topography. The traditional course has since evolved to 6,340 yards and par 70, while the club also offers a 9-hole Seve Ballesteros course that follows the slope above the Cubas estuary and finishes with two holes in woodland. The club combines golf with a strong sporting atmosphere, offering a Par 3 area, practice facilities, a social chalet, pools for adults and children, a children’s area and a padel court. Its history includes a France–Spain match in 1930, major Spanish events over the decades, and memorable encounters involving Seve Ballesteros, Chema Olazábal, Tom Watson and Payne Stewart.