Palacio Urgoiti

Palacio Urgoiti brings together golf, a hotel and restaurants in Mungia, in the province of Bizkaia in Spain’s Basque Country. Its golf facilities comprise a nine-hole pitch-and-putt course and dedicated practice areas. For a visitor considering accommodation as well as somewhere to play, the combination puts both elements within the same offering.

The palace behind the name dates from the late 17th century. Also known as Palacio del Gallo or Palacio de Adán de Yarza, it gives the venue a historical identity alongside its sporting facilities.

Nine holes of pitch and putt

The course is called Pitch&Putt and has nine holes. It is the playing option at Palacio Urgoiti, distinct from the driving range and putting green that make up the practice provision.

When planning a golf visit, that distinction is useful: a round on the pitch-and-putt course and time spent practising are separate ways to use the facilities. Your plans can focus on playing the nine holes, working on particular shots or including both activities in the visit.

Covered practice and a natural-grass green

The driving range has 16 covered bays and operates on a continuous schedule. The covered hitting positions are a practical detail for golfers comparing practice facilities, while the uninterrupted opening pattern is worth noting when planning a session. This refers to the range rather than to an advertised schedule for the whole venue.

There is also a 300 m² natural-grass putting green for putting and approach practice. Together, the range and green provide distinct areas for hitting balls and working on the short game. Practice therefore has its own place in the golf offering, rather than being limited to the nine-hole course itself.

Staying, dining and events

Accommodation is available at Hotel Palacio Urgoiti. The restaurants are Harria and Bistró, and the venue also offers events and function rooms. These services broaden the reasons for visiting beyond golf alone, whether accommodation, dining or an event is part of the plan.

The hotel, restaurants and events facilities each have a separate entry in the guide. For the golfer travelling to the Basque Country, they are useful parts of the overall picture: Palacio Urgoiti combines its pitch-and-putt course and practice facilities with hospitality services and a palace dating from the late 17th century.