Visitors welcome

Atalaya Golf & Country Club

Estepona · Spain

A club with two courses: the Old Course, first opened in 1968, and the New Course, opened in 1990 and designed by Paul Krings. Visitors are welcome, and there is a TrackMan driving range.

The courses

CourseHolesParLengthDesignerOpenedType
The Old Course1968
The New CoursePaul Krings1990

Blank cells: the club does not state it on its website.

Visitors

Visitors welcome on both courses

Practice and lessons

  • TrackMan driving range
  • Putting green
  • Chipping green with bunkers

Clubhouse

  • Restaurant
  • Golf shop

Golfer’s facilities

  • PracticeDriving range, Short-game area, Putting green, Practice bunker
  • On the courseElectric trolleys
  • In the clubhouseChanging rooms

From the club’s own website.

Lessons

PG Golf & Sports Academy

  • Private lessons
  • Group clinics
  • Junior coaching

Groups and golf days

  • Golf societies
  • Golf days

Women and juniors

  • Junior programme

Greener golf

The club states a commitment to sustainable, environmentally friendly maintenance of its courses.

The 19th hole

  • Ventanas de Atalaya · Clubhouse bar and restaurant with a panoramic terrace.
  • Old Course café · Café by the 10th tee of the Old Course with an elevated terrace over the 18th green.

How the club plays

  • Buggies are not permitted on or around the greens or their approaches.
  • In damp conditions players are asked to keep to cart paths only or observe a 90-degree rule.
  • The club promotes "ready golf" to keep pace of play enjoyable for everyone.
  • The New Course is walkable, but in summer heat the club advises hiring a buggy.
  • The club describes a 12-month golfing season on the New Course.
Sources: the club’s own website

When to play

At Málaga Airport: calmer months are August, September, October (average wind 3.3–3.8 m/s). Windier months are January, February, March (4.1–4.1 m/s).

Weather and wind by month in Marbella & Sotogrande →

Sources: the club’s own website, checked 2026-11-13

Around the course

Hotels nearby, and restaurants and bars from the ULTIMATE Marbella guide, by straight-line distance.

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For the non-golfer

While the round goes on: spas, beaches, shops and culture from the ULTIMATE Marbella guide, by straight-line distance.

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