Par: 72

Length: 6,069m

Designer: Juan Catarineu

Course type: Parkland

Putting/practice green: Y

Driving range: Y

Handicap limit: M 34 / F 36

The area: Extensive greenery and three lakes embellish this scenic course. This was Fuerteventura’s first golf club, and hosted the Spain Open in 2004. Expect well-preserved fairways and 67 bunkers in an immaculate setting. It’s all to play for! You can cool off in the clubhouse and enjoy refreshments with a view afterwards.

Holes: The 17th hole incorporates a risky climb, while the 18th and final is a dog-leg that drops back towards the clubhouse.

Facilities: Clubhouse, restaurant, bar, terrace gardens, pro shop

Par: 72

Length: 5,865m

Designer: Ron Kirby

Course type: Heathland

Putting/practice green: Y

Driving range: Y

Handicap limit: M 34 / F 36

The area: Welcome to a rugged-look course that boasts diversity for all skill levels. You can enjoy the intricate design set around scenic areas of lush greenery, dry riverbeds and four lakes. It has a tendency to get windy, but the weather otherwise stays nice and warm all year round.

Holes: Between the 9th and 11th holes, the terrain is rocky and dusty, so teeing off can be harder due to the natural surroundings.

Facilities: Snack bar, clubhouse, pro shop

Par: 67

Length: 4,824m

Designer: John Chilver Stainer

Course type: Hillside

Putting/practice green: Y

Driving range: Y

Handicap limit: M 28 / F 36

The area: Get set to be wowed as you tee off among majestic rolling hills, with the sea out ahead. Though par 67 sounds relatively short, these fairways have been mapped out with twists and turns in mind. Sure, the natural hills and valleys do provide a pretty backdrop, but a few challenges, too!

Holes: Hole 15 of 18 is the absolute standout on this course, protected by bunkers and waters for an extra twist.

Facilities: Bar, restaurant, clubhouse, pro shop