Maspalomas Golf

For a golf visit to Gran Canaria, Maspalomas Golf brings together an 18-hole course, practice facilities and places to eat. The club is in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, in the province of Las Palmas, in the Canary Islands. Its setting is closely tied to the Maspalomas Dunes Natural Park, which surrounds the course, with sea and palm trees forming part of the landscape.

Designed by Mackenzie Ross, the par-73 layout is flat and long, with wide fairways. A refreshing sea breeze is another part of its character. Those are the key details to keep in mind when considering a round here: the generous fairway width sits alongside the length of the course, rather than replacing it as a defining feature.

The course and its surroundings

The 18 holes share a landscape shaped by the surrounding dunes, the sea and the palms. The flat terrain and broad fairways give the layout a clear identity, while the coastal breeze adds its influence to the playing environment.

For visitors comparing courses on Gran Canaria, Maspalomas offers a straightforward combination to consider: a Mackenzie Ross design, a par of 73 and a long, level layout. The natural park is not simply a separate point of interest in the description; it surrounds the golf course itself.

Practice and tuition

The club has a practice ground and driving range, together with putting and pitching greens. These facilities cover long-game practice as well as putting and approach shots, allowing a visit to include work on different parts of the game.

There is also a golf academy with instructors. If tuition is part of your plans, the teaching provision sits alongside the practice areas and the full course. Equipment and vehicle hire are available too, useful services to note when planning what to bring.

Beyond the round

A restaurant and snack bar provide the club’s dining options, while the boutique pro shop forms part of its golf services. Events and Pilates are also included in the club’s offering.

The restaurant, golf academy, boutique shop and Pilates each have their own guide page. Together, they show what is available alongside the course, whether your visit centres on a round, practice or instruction.