La Duquesa Golf & Country Club

18 Hole Resort

La Duquesa Golf & Country Club
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La Duquesa Golf & Country Club

Urb. El Hacho s/n N 340, Km. 145, E-29692 Sabinillas-Málaga, Spain

Characteristics

This circular built course by Robert Trent Jones stretches directly at the main street. The narrow fairways and the declinations, which are also favoured by te wind, demand concentrated playing.

The Course

18-Hole Course

Terrain: Undulating

Scorecard

TeeParCRSlopeLength
White (Men)72--6062 m
Yellow (Men)72--5577 m
Blue (Women)72--5204 m
Red (Women)72--4885 m

Practice Facilities

  • Driving Range
  • Putting Green
  • Pitching Green
  • Practice bunker

Visitors

18-Hole Course

Visitors are welcome every day.
A valid handicap certificate or card is required.
Handicap limit: men 28, women 36

Etiquette

Dogs on leash permitted. Mobile phone permitted on course.

GPS devices approved.

Green Fees

18-Hole Course

Green FeeMon - FriSat, Sun, Holidays
18 Holes0 €0 €
9 Holes34 €34 €

Juniors up to the age of 16 receive a 49% discount.

Amenities

Club Amenities

  • Clubhouse
  • Conference room
  • Locker rooms
  • Club accepts credit cards

Restaurant

Restaurante Duquesa
Phone: 952 891 296
reservasduquesa@golfladuquesa.com
Credit cards accepted.

Pro Shop

LA DUQUESA GOLF
Phone: 952 890725
reservasduquesa@golfladuquesa.com
Credit cards accepted.

Rentals

  • Clubs for hire
  • Trolley for hire
  • Electro-cart for hire

The Club

General Information

Founded: 1986
Membership: Available

Personnel

TitleName
PresidentDon Enrique GP
Managing DirectorDon Enrique G.P
Sales ManagerDña. Ana Herrera+34 952 890 0725

User Reviews

2.4 of 5 stars17 Reviews

5 Stars:
0
4 Stars:
2
3 Stars:
6
2 Stars:
5
1 star:
4

Most Recent Reviews

Ilgo 40 Reviews
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Has potential

After days of heavy rain, we played the course. All buggies were new and even had lockable compartments for drivers and fellow players. The front nine was hilly and narrow in places, but playable as it was very wet; which meant no rolling. The back nine was nicer and open, but also quite hilly. The clubhouse and hotel are still under renovation. €142 for two people with a buggy is extremely good value for this area. Just calculate how many holes you could play in Valderama for that amount! It's always good for a normal day of golf without any major demands.

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Majoney 26 Reviews
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If you want to play it, do it now! (Autumn/Winter 2024/25)

I'm always looking for new places and have visited La Duquesa several times - because of its location right on the coastal road, you drive past it several times on every holiday anyway. In the past, I was always back in the car very quickly.
The main problem always seemed to be water, or rather the lack of it. This autumn, however, enough of it came down so that at the moment - November 2024 - the course is green, lush and therefore absolutely playable.
The condition is still mediocre at best and will remain so for a long time without millions of dollars in investment. The fairways are a happy mix of different types of grass and 2-3 holes still have large areas of muddy or holey patches.

There are three reasons why I am still giving it 4 stars:
- The price-performance ratio is top.
- I was welcomed in a very friendly and uncomplicated manner and, thanks to the help of the staff, was able to complete my round within 3 hours, just before sunset.
- You'll fall in love with the layout. Trent Jones Junior has created a varied and strategically interesting course in the hills outside Estepona.

So, if you are curious about new places like me and have had La Duquesa on your "maybe someday" list for a while:
Fall/winter 2024/25 might be a good time for "someday".

Addition: renovations are currently taking place at the golf hotel. It used to be a 5-star hotel, but has been in a deep sleep for years. This means that further investment is being made, so the course could get even better in the medium term. But it may also become more expensive once the hotel is finished.

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Oldive 72 Reviews
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Well...

Condition of care average at best. The first seven lanes are more of an adventure playground. Lots of slopes and bone-hard fairways. In terms of design, the final stretches are quite interesting and overall very inexpensive, but we won't be coming back. Then it's better to spend a little more money and play one of the many beautiful courses in the area.

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