Santana Golf

Santana Golf is presented as an impressive 18-hole, par 72 course, spanning approximately 55 hectares and designed by Cabell B. Robinson. It integrates seamlessly into the terrain of a former avocado plantation. With wide and well-defined fairways on flat terrain, Santana offers an enjoyable course, where water plays a significant role. Each hole is distinguished by its extensive putting areas, strategically surrounded by bunkers. The buggy paths blend perfectly with the fruit trees, such as avocados, eucalyptus, olives, oranges, and lemons, creating a diverse and picturesque landscape. Native birds, including the booted eagle, contribute to the natural atmosphere surrounding Santana, making it an idyllic place for golf enthusiasts. Each uniquely designed hole poses a continuous challenge, with the 18th hole being particularly demanding with a lake to the right and a narrow access to the green. Other notable holes include the spectacular 4th hole with magnificent views and a challenging stream crossing, the long 8th hole, and the 12th hole, a Par 3 with a wide and undulating green.