Parador Málaga Golf - Málaga, Costa Del Sol, Spain

Located at the Parador Málaga Golf, The Málaga Golf Course was designed in 1925 by Tom Simpson, one of the 20th century´s most famous golf course architects. His work can be admired at such important courses as Turnberry and Muirfield in Scotland, each the site of the British Open on different occasions.

The course was inaugurated in 1928 by the Spanish Royal Family, and has been host to the most important tournaments on the European circuit calendar, such as the Turespaña Master (won by Vijay Singh) and the Turespaña Open of Andalucía (won by Miguel Angel Jiménez).

In paradisiacal surroundings with gorgeous flora and fauna, the course contains 27 holes, 18 of which are part of an historic course, 9 holes in a typical links course design at the edge of the sea. Experienced players will find both courses demanding, yet players with a higher handicap will also enjoy them.

The golf course at the Parador de Málaga Golf is in a privileged location, in the heart of the Costa del Sol on the sea shore, just 10 minutes from the city of Malaga and the Malaga International Airport. Over the years, this course - the oldest in Andalusia - has been transformed into one that is both demanding for veterans and accessible for novices.

Location

It is located just 1 km from the Málaga International Airport.

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