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Eastern Mallorca : The quieter side of life
£ 488.00 per person
Prices valid until March 31st 2010
Six nights sharing a Suite at the Illot Park hotel in Capdepera
Buffet breakfasts
Four rounds during the week at the courses below (please call if you wish to play more golf or swap for other coursess?)
Come and discover Capdepera
On the quiet East coast of Mallorca the fishing port of Capdepera has expanded gradualy to accommodate a few well built hotels and plenty of restaurants around the quay. With an array of excellent courses around and some quiet sandy beaches, we think it's the best part of Mallorca. |
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Your choice of golf
Capdepera Architect: D. Maples. 18 holes: 6,273m: par 72.
A little inland, Capdepera starts off gently in amongst the olives and around sensibly placed lakes with mountain views all around. For most, the six closing holes will be the ones remembered most vividly though, intricately wound around the hills behind the charming stone-built Clubhouse.
Alcanada Architect: R. Trent Jones Jnr. 18 holes: 6,499m: par 72
On a magnificent tract of land between the mountains and the sea, surveyed by its own lighthouse and with Menorca looming large; Mr. Trent Jones has wedged in one of his classic designs. Without doubt, one of the “must-play” courses on the island of Mallorca and reasonably walkable too.
Pula Architect: J-M. Olazabal 18 holes: 6,246m: par 72.
A recent host to the Spanish Open and it’s clear to see why. A big course that spreads over a vast acreage. A modern design with ample water hazards and sand. Another feature is the hummocking and hollowing of the Fairways and Green surrounds, evocative of links golf, that will examine your shot-making and short game capabilities.
Canyamel
Architect: J. Gancedo.
18 holes: 6,550m: par 73.
In common with most courses on the east coast, a hilly nine and a level nine. The front nine starts in the hills around the Clubhouse and demands accurate play, the more level back nine allows for a little more power play.
Watch out for the devilishly tiered 18th Green.
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