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for Golf & Country Club La Marquesa, Alicante, Spain
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Excellent course
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed July 1, 2015
Played this course with 3 mates for the first time last week all agreed it was in excellent condition we were all off different handicaps but every one enjoyed the round 2 x GF and buggy and club hire was only 67 euros each, drinks afterwards in the bar were reasonable, will definitely play again when we go back in september
The best in the area!
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed April 22, 2014
I have try the 5 golf courses in this area and this one is the best... and the cheapest ;-) My wife and me have arrived late to the golf cours (15 min) and they have find us a starting time with a smile, four hours later after being beated by my wife again (i need to go to the putting green), we have go to the swimming pool area to drink something, it's not expensive as the other golf courses, the bar has the same prices than no-golf bars. The course looks easy but it's not, 3 penality's for me 1 for my wife.
Very enjoyable and fair test of golf.
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed December 27, 2013
I have played this course many times and have seen a vast improvement in the condition over the last 20 years. I often read that it is an easy course with wide fairways. I have never found this to be the case. If you can get around without 3 or 4 penalty shots you are doing very well. They now offer twighlight golf and Sunday discounts which is to be welcomed as it has always been quite expensive. I often take visitors and try out other courses but on returning to my local La Marquesa find that my visitors are very complimentary about the course. Good greens, fairways and tees. Always well presented. Handicap 6
Hidden gem
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed December 30, 2010
When I was in Spain just recently on a house viewing trip I came across La Marquesa golf course by accident, I am so glad I did, my house hunting is now centered on the Rojales area, the La Marquesa golf club is great in all respects, I can't wait to play it for the first time. Is BRILLIANT a good enough word to describe it?, I doubt it.
Neil Metcalf.
Lancashire, England.
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Slightly limited recommendation, almost 4 stars
3.0 of 5 starsReviewed March 22, 2022
I can only partially agree with the reviews of my previous writer. At least 2 thirds of the 120 golf courses I play in Spain are surrounded by relatively densely built-up areas. Should this really bother you? On March 20th, 2022, this was the only golf course in the vicinity with a green and sometimes even dense fairway! There was enough sand in the bunkers where my ball landed. Partly tricky to play with some changes. Compared to other golf courses nearby, €75 (76.50) is not too expensive. Booked through Golfhäftet it only costs half.
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Not a real golf course
2.0 of 5 starsReviewed March 15, 2022
The tracks are all next to each other in a valley with a view of many houses on a hillside. Anyone who enjoys it is in good hands here. The place is in poor condition now in March. The greens are flokati high and super slow, the bunkers don't have any sand, the fairways are okay or better.
Due to the cramped location, the place remains monotonous and at best only functional.
Price - performance are in no relation.
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Average course in urbanization no too bad and no too good
3.0 of 5 starsReviewed August 19, 2021
Course good enough for the style used in urbanizations, some holes are interesting, nice opportunity after the first nine you have to cross the town square with the possibility of buying various foods directly from the kiosks.
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Redesign
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed November 28, 2019
At the moment there are extensive renovation work on the plant. From spring of 2020, the new tracks will be playable. The railway 16 will be a par 3 with island green...
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Field level, a bit monotonous, very squashed between developments.
3.0 of 5 starsReviewed April 18, 2017
Played on 16/04/2017. Campo little funny, very flat, the personal treatment was nothing good has nothing particularly good or bad. Medium-care field, greens with lack of water. I will not repeat.
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Rollercoaster of a golf experience
3.0 of 5 starsReviewed September 12, 2014
A place which extends over a very simply designed 9 hole course has developed into a 18 hole course. The second 9 holes are peppered with some challenges, seize the poor condition of the place not out. Poor mowed much too soft and slow greens scare the conclusion. The fairways are irrigated part and therefore the worse avoided. The watering can slip the insects. Being embedded in the landscape is partially successful and a view compensated a bit. Construction sites on a golf course are in league play anything unknown. Construction waste disposal in a water hole still very strange. With the hot temperatures, a Board in the square would be desirable. All in all I would rather go back a few more kilometers by car and thus perceive better deals. Who the clubhouse is important is a wide range on the menu. The club sandwich I can recommend.
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Plague of flies
2.0 of 5 starsReviewed September 6, 2014
Boring place on the first 9 holes run many tracks in parallel, ie you play a track back and the next back. The second nine are a bit more varied. The fairways are also not in the best condition.
A true disgrace on the first nine holes, the massive swarms of flies.
We were traveling with a buggy and it was impossible without the face to go to protect not thousands of flies in the mouth, eyes, nose and ears to have. Even with the Schägen we were often in the middle of swarms of flies..
Once and never again...
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Golf Holidays with friends
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed October 1, 2013
After the joint meeting was the best place this week. Long narrow fairways with lots of out it is better to play cautious otherwise you are quickly going to score. THe rear holes are also Fantastically to the eye. Because of the space is already 25 years old plantings are already super Grown. Tall palm trees bordering a lot of tracks. The place is also very well maintained. Place lies in a basin and there is certainly really hot in the summer we have come in September to sweat. Club restaurant was great for dinner.
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Easy Place
3.0 of 5 starsReviewed February 10, 2013
1-9 holes very easily, as flat and manageable. Relatively wide fairways and manageable. From 9 hole a little more variety. The paths are hilly and the greens are often protected by bunkers. Water hazards as well as no.
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January 2013
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed January 31, 2013
Beautiful place situated in a valley on the outskirts for Rojales. The first 9 holes are located in the flat valley floor and easy. The second 9 holes are scenic and interesting. The greens were now in January, not particularly fast. In January for just 40 € a nice neat place is worth going to play.
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