
Lorca Golf Course
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Golf in Murcia means dry, sunny weather, mild winters and a wide choice of courses across a compact region in south-east Spain. The La Manga Club courses sit alongside Jack Nicklaus designs inland, and the courses run from the coast to quiet inland valleys, so you can try very different styles of golf on the same trip. Murcia suits golfers who want reliable winter golf without long transfers.
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La Manga South Course has hosted the Spanish Open and was later upgraded by Arnold Palmer. It is more spacious than the North Course but still rewards a well-planned approach to the greens.
La Manga West Course is often called the crown of the La Manga Club courses. The front nine asks for accurate driving to avoid the natural storm gullies, known as barrancos, before the back nine climbs into the hills.
La Manga North Course is tighter than its southern neighbour, with palm trees, barrancos and hilly holes. Good ball placement matters more than length here, so it is a fine test of course management.
El Valle Golf is a Jack Nicklaus design set in a natural desert valley. Wide views and a dry, open landscape give it a different character from the coastal courses.
La Torre Golf is another Jack Nicklaus-designed course, with a relaxed atmosphere and a clubhouse with a view over the course. It is a popular choice for golfers staying on one of the region's golf resorts.
Hacienda Riquelme Golf is surrounded by olive trees and large lakes. A range of tees makes it suitable for players of all levels, and the setting is calm and green.
Lorca Golf Course lies in the foothills of the Almenara mountains. Its undulating greens, bunkers and water hazards make it a real challenge for experienced golfers.
Roda Golf & Beach Resort combines a signature course with a resort setting, so you can play and stay in the same place. It is a good option for golfers travelling with non-golfers who want time by the sea.
Murcia is one of the driest and sunniest parts of Spain. Winters are mild, which makes the region a popular choice for golf from autumn to spring, when demand for tee times in Murcia is highest. Spring and autumn give the most comfortable temperatures, while summers are hot, so early-morning or late-afternoon rounds work best in July and August. Booking early in the busy months gives you the widest choice of times and green fees in Murcia.
Región de Murcia International Airport is the closest airport for most courses in the region. Alicante Airport, to the north, has more flight connections and is a common alternative, although the transfer takes longer. A hire car gives you the freedom to combine coastal courses near the Mar Menor with inland courses such as Lorca and El Valle during one Murcia golf holiday.
Murcia is a region rather than a single city, and its courses are spread between the coast and the inland valleys. The historic port of Cartagena is a natural base for La Manga Club and the courses around the Mar Menor. If you want to extend your trip, the neighbouring Costa Blanca to the north is easy to combine with golf in Murcia.



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