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Sherry Golf Jerez clubhouse overlooking a fenced practice green
Photo: © Sherry Golf Jerez

About Clubhouse

At Sherry Golf Jerez in Jerez de la Frontera, the clubhouse brings a local architectural character to the golf setting. Its design recalls a cortijo, the traditional Andalusian farmhouse associated here with the countryside around Jerez. Gardens and Mediterranean planting surround the building, giving the clubhouse a welcoming setting alongside the Torrelaguna building.

Finding your way around

For visiting golfers, the covered internal courtyard is the main reference point within the clubhouse. It provides access to the restaurant, golf shop, changing rooms and the course itself. These connections make the courtyard the shared point between the golf and the clubhouse services, rather than simply an architectural feature.

An Andalusian setting

The clubhouse and Torrelaguna building together form a distinctive ensemble. The farmhouse-inspired architecture and surrounding gardens are central to its character: this is a clubhouse shaped by references to the Jerez countryside, with Mediterranean vegetation framing the buildings and a covered courtyard linking the spaces used during a golf visit.

Frequently asked questions

What can I access from the clubhouse courtyard?

The covered internal courtyard provides access to the restaurant, golf shop, changing rooms and golf course.

What is the clubhouse setting like?

The clubhouse recalls a traditional Andalusian farmhouse from the Jerez countryside. Gardens and Mediterranean planting surround it, and it forms an ensemble with the Torrelaguna building.

Fairway at Sherry Golf Jerez with palm trees and rolling hills in the distance Photo: © Sherry Golf Jerez

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