Bonmont Golf Resort - Tarragona, Costa Dorada
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The Bonmont Golf Course was designed by Robert Trend Jones Jr. in 1990, this Par 72 course offers what is undoubtedly one of the most challenging and satisfying 18-hole course rounds in the country. Set out over 72 hectares of land and covering a distance of 6.371 metres, the course is dotted with natural and man-made hazards. |
Including six lakes, streams, bridges and woodland, not to mention the 90 or more bunkers that protect its ample, beautifully-manicured greens. Perhaps the most characteristic feature of the course is its wide fairways, with their spectacular views of the Mediterranean and the neighbouring hills. A supremely relaxing landscape surrounded by nature in which the green of the course melts away into the blue of sea and sky.
Strategy is of paramount importance, with each and every hole offering its own particular challenge. Water hazards and bunkers come into play throughout the course, whilst the changes in elevation and the slope of the fairways, both of which call for careful club selection, provide an interesting test of shot-making for players of all levels.
As challenging as it may seem, the course at Bonmont will reward the golfer not just with the satisfaction of a round well played but also with the undeniable sense of peace and relaxation.
Location
Bonmont Golf is located just off the AP7 near Las Planes del Rei, 20 minutes South of Reus.
Distances
| Tees | Distance |
Par |
| White | 6,379 m | Par 72 |
| Yellow | 6,080 m | Par 72 |
| Blue | 5,518 m | Par 72 |
| Red | 5,186 m | Par 72 |
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Equipment Hire
- Golf Clubs €20
- Buggies€25
- Pull Trolleys €5
- Electric Trolleys €15
Facilities
- Clubhouse
- Golf Pro Shop
- Driving Range and Golf Academy
- Putting Green
- Chipping Green
- Bar
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Directions
From Reus Airport to Bonmont Golf Via Toll Road.
When you leave the airport, turn right signposted Tarragona, within 300 metres you will come to a roundabout, take the third exit signposted Tarragona AP7, join the autovia (dual carriageway) and immediately position yourself in the outside lane, very shortly the road splits in various directions, the outside land will keep you on the road for Tarragona and AP7, you will join the next autovia signposted Tarragona. Within two kilometres you will see blue signs indicating the autopista AP7 signposted Barcelona Castello, Valencia. Follow these signs down and around the approach road, you will arrive at a roundabout, take the first exit, but be careful as the road splits immediately, you need the outside left lane signposted Castello/Valencia, drive straight through the old entrances and join the autopista, you are now travelling south. Follow the autopista south for approx. 15 minutes taking exit number 38 signposted Hospitalet/Mora. At the exit junction 38 you will need to pick up a ticket just before the turning, very importantly, keep to the nearside right hand lane ticket booth, to avoid having to cross the traffic lanes on your exit, as the turnoff is immediately after the booths. Follow the signs for Bonmont Golf
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