Club de Campo Señorío de Zuasti

Club de Campo Señorío de Zuasti brings together golf, sport and leisure in Iza, Navarra. Its 18-hole, par-72 course was designed by José María Olazábal, while the estate’s palace and oak woodland give visitors two further reasons to take an interest in the setting. This is a country club with a range of facilities beyond the course itself.

For visitors planning time in northern Spain, the club is ten minutes from Pamplona and around thirty from San Sebastián. These two cities provide useful reference points for placing Zuasti within a wider trip. At the club, golf sits alongside racket sports, a restaurant, fitness facilities and spaces devoted to wellbeing.

The golf course and academy

The course has 18 holes and a par of 72, with José María Olazábal responsible for its design. It is the focus of the club’s golf offering, complemented by a golf academy for those interested in tuition.

It is worth considering the academy separately from the course when looking through the club’s facilities. Golf instruction is one element of a broader sporting programme that also includes padel, tennis, a gym and studio activities. Visitors looking beyond their round therefore have several different parts of the club to explore.

A palace and distinctive woodland

Zuasti Palace belongs to the history of the estate. Originally Renaissance in origin, it was modified in the 18th century. Those different periods make the palace a historical reference point alongside the club’s sporting facilities.

The oak woodland preserves specimens of Quercus humilis and is described as one of the last remaining lowland oak woods of this type. Together, the trees and the palace give a fuller picture of Zuasti: the course is part of a place with both a natural and a historical identity.

Beyond a round of golf

The club’s other facilities include a spa and hydrotherapy area, as well as a children’s club. Padel and tennis add alternatives to golf, while the gym and studio activities broaden the fitness offering.

Dining is represented by Restaurante Palacio de Zuasti, and the club also has an offering for celebrations. For travellers comparing golf venues in Navarra, this combination is worth noting: Zuasti brings an Olazábal-designed course, an academy and a varied collection of leisure facilities together in Iza.