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Rolling fairway at Amarilla Golf with palm trees and mountains in the distance
Photo: © Amarilla Golf

Golf club

Amarilla Golf

San Miguel de Abona · Tenerife

Holes
18
Par
71
Designer
Donald Steel
Opened
1989

About the club

Amarilla Golf brings together an 18-hole course beside a marina and a nine-hole pitch and putt next to its clubhouse. The club is in San Miguel de Abona on Tenerife, in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands. Atlantic views and the marina setting are central to the character of its main course.

For a golfer planning time on the island, the distinction between the two layouts is useful: the Champions Course is a par-71 design by Donald Steel, while the short course offers nine holes with water and trees. The club also has a restaurant, golf shop and academy.

The Champions Course

Opened in 1989, the Champions Course has 18 holes and was designed by Donald Steel. Its route follows the marina, with views out towards the Atlantic. The coastal surroundings are a defining feature of this Tenerife course, bringing the harbour and ocean into the golfing landscape.

This is the club's full-length layout, separate from the pitch and putt beside the clubhouse. For visitors comparing places to play on Tenerife, its key references are the Steel design, the par of 71 and its position alongside the marina.

Nine holes beside the clubhouse

The pitch and putt does not require a golf licence to play. Water hazards and trees feature in its nine-hole layout, with a final hole surrounded by a lake. Water is therefore part of the short course itself, as well as a feature of the wider setting at Amarilla Golf.

The short course has a practice area, equipment hire, a café-bar and parking. These facilities accompany the pitch and putt, giving it a separate set of services alongside those of the main club. It is a different golfing option from the 18-hole Champions Course.

Beyond the courses

Amarilla Golf's facilities include the clubhouse, restaurant and Pro Shop, together with a golf academy. Events and tournaments are also part of the club's offering, so its activity extends beyond play on the two layouts.

The competition calendar includes the Memorial Antonio Tavío, which has several categories. Alongside the courses and practice facilities, this tournament forms part of the club's golfing activity in San Miguel de Abona.

Courses

Champions Course

18 holesPar 711989

Course · Designed by Donald Steel

The Champions Course is an 18-hole, par-71 layout designed by Donald Steel and opened in 1989. It follows the marina and offers views of the Atlantic.

Getting there

Amarilla Golf
Av. María Ángeles Ascanio Cullen, s/n
38639 San Miguel de Abona

At the club

What Amarilla Golf offers beyond the golf. Each one has a page of its own.

  • Clubhouse

    Amarilla Golf Clubhouse

    Amarilla Golf’s clubhouse is in San Miguel de Abona, in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

  • Restaurant

    Amarilla Golf Restaurant

    For golfers planning a visit to Amarilla Golf, the club’s restaurant is an option to keep in mind when deciding where to eat.

  • Pro shop

    Pro Shop

    The Pro Shop is part of Amarilla Golf in San Miguel de Abona, in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

  • Golf academy

    Golf academy

    For golfers considering tuition during a visit, Amarilla Golf’s academy offers training for different ages and playing levels.

  • Events

    Event and tournament organisation

    For golfers considering a tournament or a special celebration, Amarilla Golf offers options on both sides of the occasion.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Amarilla Golf?

The club is in San Miguel de Abona on Tenerife, in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands.

What is the main course like?

The Champions Course has 18 holes and a par of 71. Donald Steel designed it, and it opened in 1989.

Do you need a golf licence for the pitch and putt?

No golf licence is required. The nine-hole short course has a practice area, equipment hire, a café-bar and parking.

Which tournament is on the club's calendar?

The calendar includes the Memorial Antonio Tavío, with several competition categories.