Azata Golf

3.5 stars

3.0 of 5 starsReviewed December 31, 2025

We played the course with a golf cart on December 31,2025. We felt the cart was a good idea due to the topography and the long distances between the holes.

The staff were very friendly, both at reception and with the caddie master. The club is frequented by many English people, including members. Non-British players are generally unwelcome among the members.

There's a driving range with grass tees – currently, however, completely bare. It's about 500 meters to the first tee – there you'll find a small putting green and an even smaller chipping green. The clubhouse has a somewhat futuristic feel – inside, it's more like a cafeteria.

Despite the heavy rainfall beforehand, the course was still quite playable, although carts mostly had to be kept on the cart paths. Some tee boxes were reduced to sand; however, the fairways were okay and the greens in good condition. The latter were often undulating and difficult to read.

Holes 1-9 seem somewhat squeezed into the landscape, with some very narrow and sloping fairways. Challenging to play. Holes 10-18 generally have wider fairways and are therefore somewhat easier. Hole 12, already discussed in this forum, is indeed unusual in its layout. From the yellow tees, it's approximately 165 meters downhill to the water hazard facing the tee. The goal here is to lay up as close to the water as possible. Then it's another 175 meters uphill. Quite demanding, but not impossible.

Overall, we preferred this course to its neighbor, Estepona Golf, both in terms of layout and course condition. Therefore, we're giving it half a star more.
From 2026 onwards, Golfamore will no longer be accepted there – as is also the case at Estepona Golf. The question of value for money will then likely arise.

Translated by Google.