Sherry Golf Jerez

Sherry Golf Jerez is in Jerez de la Frontera, in the province of Cádiz, Andalusia. For a visiting golfer, its offer brings together a main 18-hole course, a separate nine-hole par-three course and practice facilities. A golf academy, restaurant and clubhouse add to the sporting side, while the club also has space for celebrations and conferences.

The golf courses

The course design follows American golf course concepts, with wide fairways and moderate undulation. The approach is intended to make the golf accessible to amateur players, giving the layout a character that is not defined solely by its tournament history.

The main course has 18 holes. The nine-hole par-three course provides a different option within the same club, with all its holes in the par-three category. When considering what Sherry Golf Jerez offers, it is worth distinguishing these two courses rather than thinking only of the main layout.

Practice and the academy

Practice provision covers putting, the short game and longer shots. There are two putting green areas, dedicated short-game spaces and a driving range, so the facilities address several parts of the game rather than just full swings.

The club also has a golf academy. Together, the academy and practice areas make training another part of the club's offer alongside playing the courses. They are relevant to visitors looking to include practice time as well as rounds during their visit to Jerez.

Beyond the courses

The clubhouse and Restaurante Sherry Golf form part of the facilities away from the fairways. Footgolf is also available, adding another activity to the club's golf provision.

Torrelaguna, an events space beside the clubhouse, hosts celebrations, conferences and other gatherings. The club therefore accommodates social and professional occasions as well as golf, with the events space located alongside the clubhouse rather than on a separate site.

A record of hosting competition

Sherry Golf Jerez has hosted several editions of the Copa S. M. El Rey and has staged the Copa S. M. La Reina twice. That competition record sits alongside its accessible design approach: the club combines a tournament-hosting background with two course options, practice areas and the services of its clubhouse, restaurant and academy.