Empordà Golf

Play at more than 300 meters in height with spectacular views of the Costa Brava. Get lost in the holes that cross the Gavarres natural park. Go around the many obstacles that separate the terrain from steep precipices. Contemplate the varied flora and fauna, as well as our large artificial lakes. Play 18 holes enjoying the course and finish enjoying our fabulous food. Playing at Club Golf d'Aro Mas-Nou is an unmissable experience.
Golf history
The Golf Club d'Aro, located between Platja d'Aro and Santa Cristina d'Aro in Girona, was designed by Ramón Espinosa at the end of the 1980s. An 18-hole par 72 course of over 6 meters, the construction began in 200 and represented a great challenge for engineering. The hardness of the terrain forced the use of dynamite to model the streets, which added a lot of work to the ambitious project that had to be carried out. After such work, and to integrate the course into the natural environment, all kinds of trees were planted (cork oaks, pines, willows, cypresses ...) and two artificial lakes were built for the non-relocation of the native fauna.

On April 23, 1990, Club Golf d'Aro was inaugurated with the Open Martini PGA celebration and only two years later was it awarded the “Best European Golf Course” award. Since then it has been considered one of the best estates in Spain thanks to the attention given to maintenance and the service provided to the customer.
A preserved natural environment
Located in the heart of the Costa Brava, surrounded by the Gavarres Natural Park and over 300 meters high, the Golf d'Aro club stands out for being one of the areas with the best views of the region. region. Surrounded by native vegetation and fauna (cork oaks, Mediterranean pines, hoopoes…), at Club Golf d'Aro, you can enjoy a unique golf experience in one of the most privileged areas of the country.
Host of European Tour tournaments
1990 "Open Martini PGA"
The following golf players stand out: Miguel A. Jiménez, Fernando Roca, Joan Anglada, José M. Carriles and the winner Santiago Luna.

1992 "Open Catalonia"

The following professional golfers were present: José M. Olazabal, José M. Cañizares, Sam Torrance, Darren Clarke, Jesper Parnevick, J. Van de Velde and M. Sunesson. The winner was José Rivero.

2006 "Catalonia Ladies Master"

Tournaments counting towards the European Ladies Tour. Twenty-eight players from the top 30 of the European women's circuit took part, including seven from Spain: Tania Elosegui, Elisa Serramia, Ana Belén Sánchez, Marta Prieto, Laura Cabanillas, Carmen Alonso and Marina Arruti. The French Gladys Nocera was the winner of the event.

2015 "Spanish Championship Sub-18 Stroke Play"

Tournaments counting towards the R&A Amateur World Ranking. Clear field for Nordic golfers, who have won the top three positions. The winner was the Swedish Alexander George Frances.