Golf in Maspalomas centres on Maspalomas Golf, a classic Mackenzie Ross design next to the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve in the south of Gran Canaria. The course is close to the resort's hotels and beaches, so you can play in the morning and spend the afternoon by the sea. Compare green fees and book your tee times in Maspalomas online.

Golf in Maspalomas: play the classic Maspalomas Golf course next to the famous dunes in the south of Gran Canaria. Compare green fees and book tee times.

Maspalomas

Maspalomas Golf

Located in the sun-drenched southeast of Gran Canaria, Maspalomas Golf offers a unique golfing experience adjacent to the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve. This 18-hole, par 73 course is designed by Mackenzie Ross and is noted for its flat, expansive fairways and close proximity to the sea, creating a refreshing game environment influenced by gentle trade winds. The club provides comprehensive facilities including a practice course, putting and pitching greens, a driving range, and a well-equipped golf shop. The onsite restaurant is gaining recognition as a culinary destination in Southern Gran Canaria. 

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<h2>Best golf courses in the Canary Islands</h2><p><a href="/golf-course/abama-golf">Abama Golf</a> on Tenerife rises up the western slopes below Mount Teide. The championship course was designed by Dave Thomas and is planted with hundreds of species of subtropical plants, with sea views on many holes.</p><p><a href="/golf-course/golf-costa-adeje">Golf Costa Adeje</a> is a championship course in the south of Tenerife. Its layout makes clever use of the natural terrain, and it is close to the resorts of Costa Adeje.</p><p><a href="/golf-course/maspalomas-golf">Maspalomas Golf</a> in the south of Gran Canaria lies next to the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve. The Mackenzie Ross design is a classic par 73 and one of the best-known rounds on the island.</p><p><a href="/golf-course/salobre-golf-and-resort">Salobre Golf & Resort</a> on Gran Canaria is the only resort in the Canary Islands with two courses and 36 holes. The Old Course is the most popular, and the New Course gives you a second round without changing hotels.</p><p><a href="/golf-course/costa-teguise">Costa Teguise Golf</a> on Lanzarote was designed by Ron Kirby. Volcanic mountains form the backdrop, and the course offers a fair challenge for golfers of all levels.</p><p><a href="/golf-course/jandia-golf">Jandía Golf</a> is a varied par 72 in the south of Fuerteventura and a good choice for golfers staying on the island's long beaches.</p><p><a href="/golf-course/tecina-golf">Tecina Golf</a> lies in the south of La Gomera, just 10 minutes from the island's airport. It is a peaceful course for golfers who want to explore one of the quieter islands.</p><h2>When to play golf in the Canary Islands</h2><p>The Canary Islands have a subtropical climate with mild temperatures all year. Winter is the most popular season for golf in the Canary Islands, when the islands offer warm, sunny days while much of Europe is cold. Spring and autumn are also pleasant, and summer is warm but usually tempered by Atlantic breezes. Demand for tee times in the Canary Islands peaks between autumn and spring, so book early for the best choice of times and green fees in the Canary Islands.</p><h2>Getting there</h2><p>Tenerife South Airport serves the resorts and golf courses in the south of Tenerife, and Gran Canaria Airport is the gateway to the courses in the south of that island. Lanzarote and Fuerteventura have their own international airports, and La Gomera is reached by ferry or a short flight from Tenerife. On the larger islands, most courses are a short drive from the main resort areas.</p><h2>Golf areas in the Canary Islands</h2><p><a href="/golf-destination/tenerife">Tenerife</a> has the largest choice of courses, many in the sunny south near Costa Adeje. <a href="/golf-destination/gran-canaria">Gran Canaria</a> has most of its courses in the sunny south, around <a href="/golf-destination/canary-islands/maspalomas">Maspalomas</a> and Meloneras. Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and La Gomera each offer a smaller number of quieter courses for a relaxed Canary Islands golf holiday.</p><h2>Things to do in the Canary Islands</h2><h3>Mount Teide and the volcanic landscapes</h3><p>Mount Teide on Tenerife is the highest peak in Spain, and the national park around it is an easy day trip between rounds. Lanzarote's volcanic scenery is just as striking and fits well into a rest day.</p><h3>Beaches and the ocean</h3><p>From the Maspalomas Dunes on Gran Canaria to the long beaches of Fuerteventura, the islands are made for relaxing by the sea. Whale and dolphin watching trips run from several harbours.</p><h3>Food and wine</h3><p>Try local dishes such as papas arrugadas with mojo sauce, fresh fish in harbour restaurants and wines grown in volcanic soil. A long dinner after your round is part of any golf trip to the islands.</p>

Golf in the Canary Islands means winter sun, volcanic scenery and sea-view courses on Tenerife and Gran Canaria. Compare courses and book tee times online.

Canary Islands

Golf in the Canary Islands means year-round sunshine, mild winters and courses set against volcanic landscapes and the Atlantic Ocean. Tenerife and Gran Canaria have the widest choice of courses, while Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and La Gomera add quieter rounds with dramatic views. With direct flights from much of Europe and courses close to the main resorts, the islands are one of the easiest choices for a winter golf holiday.

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