About the course
El Valle, a par 71 golf course of medium length. It is located in a beautiful natural desert valley, 15 minutes from the resort.
Designed by Jack Nicklaus, the golf course has a “core” format that groups several holes together,
keeping the surrounding development on the perimeter.
Rather than length, the course relies on numerous subtle strategic elements to challenge golfers. Precision takes precedence over power, favoring the intelligent player who can manage their game.
Course facilities
- Driving range
- Chipping area
- Putting green
- Club hire
- Buggy hire
- Electric trolley
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Pro shop
- Changing rooms
Stay & Play packages with El Valle Golf
5★Double Tree by Hilton La Torre 5*
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