Clubhouse

At Club de Golf Montanyà Masia l'Estanyol in El Brull, in the province of Barcelona, the clubhouse has an identity rooted in its building. It occupies a faithfully reconstructed 14th-century masia, a traditional Catalan farmhouse. At the entrance stands a thousand-year-old holm oak, recognised as a natural monument of Catalonia.

A clubhouse with a historic setting

For golfers interested in the setting as well as the game, the farmhouse is a distinctive part of the club. Its 14th-century origins and faithful reconstruction bring a historical dimension to the building now used as the clubhouse.

The masia is therefore more than a name associated with the club: it is the building that houses its clubhouse today.

The oak at the entrance

The holm oak provides another point of interest to notice on arrival. Its great age and recognition as a natural monument give it a significance of its own, alongside the reconstructed farmhouse. Together, the tree and the masia define the clubhouse setting.