Sport & leisure
From the historic 36 holes of Atalaya to the more recent Valle Romano: Estepona brings together seven golf courses with over 45 years of golfing tradition on the Costa del Sol.
Two 18-hole courses — the Old Course, by Bernard von Limburger, and the New Course, by Paul Krings — which have hosted several international competitions. One of the most iconic golf complexes on the Costa del Sol.
A par-71 course in the western part of the municipality, with views of Sierra Bermeja and the sea.
A pitch-and-putt course designed by professional Manuel Piñero, with a driving range and golf school. Built to broaden the Costa del Sol's golf offering with a shorter format.
Designed by Gary Player in 1973, it is one of the Costa del Sol's most historic courses. 18 holes among pine trees with views of the sea and Sierra Bermeja.
18 holes surrounded by nature with sea and mountain views, including a par-3 hole with Sierra Bermeja as a backdrop.
Designed by Craig Cooke and Bradley Smith in 2005, it is considered one of the best 9-hole courses in Andalusia — some call it "the little Augusta". A round takes an hour and a half to just under two hours.
60 hectares of course built to USGA standards, with greens facing the sea and a 5 km layout designed to host demanding tournaments.
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