Golf Las Americas

Located just five kilometers from Playa de las Américas, Golf Costa Adeje aims to become one of the main sports and leisure complexes in the Canary Islands.

Over half a million square meters of stone walls from the old agricultural terraces have been restored and the greens have been laid out at key points on the golf course. This offers spectacular views of the sea, the island of La Gomera, the Playa de las Américas and the Adeje mountains.
The greens are generally large and the course has an equal number of par 3, 4 and 5, starting with a long par 5 of 510 meters.
Additional facilities at Costa Adeje Golf include a 45 square meter training course and driving range, located above a natural ravine and offering three tee levels at different heights.

Amarilla Golf is an 18-hole championship golf course located on the south coast of Tenerife, in Costa San Miguel. The character of this 18-hole course is characterized by the incredible views of the Atlantic Ocean and the exclusive San Miguel Marina. The golf course, surrounded by barrancos and a residential development, presents a major challenge for the professional golfer while offering an attractive and enjoyable game for players of a more modest level.

The 5th hole is a real gem for golf enthusiasts, with the sea as the fairway; you have to fly over the ocean to reach the green. The experience of playing on this course, feeling the sea breeze becomes one of those golf days that you will never forget.

The complex has a driving range, a putting green, a 9-hole Pitch & Putt course, a golf shop, a bar-cafeteria at the tee, a golf service. buggy-bar, rental service for clubs, buggies and trolleys, clubhouse with tennis courts, swimming pool, bar-restaurant and riding club (Pura Vida).

Inaugurated in 1989, it made its international debut in high competition a year later, hosting the second edition of the Tenerife Open, belonging to the European PGA Tour

The Golf del Sur opened in 1987 with a professional golf tournament, the first in the history of sporting events. Pepe Gancedo designed the route, which was later modified by Manuel Pinero. Pinero has highlighted all the protected natural areas that surround the 27 holes, between the ravine, highlighting the beautiful native flowers; cacti, palm trees and other large, colorful plants. .

The course is known for its difficult 3 (par 5) and 4 (par 4) holes on the northern part of the course. Its wide paths are flanked by an impressive ravine of colorful rocks where spectacular native cacti grow with views of Mount Teide. The entrance to the green of the second hole (par 3) is surrounded by a large black sand bunker which requires a lot of precision.