Other Gran Melia Don Pepe Golf Packages (2)
from€8283 Nights BB & 3 Golf Rounds
from€8283 Nights BB & 3 Golf Rounds
Bed and Breakfast
Prices per person, based 2 people sharing a Double/Twin Room
1 round at Valle Romano Golf
1 round at La Quinta Golf Course
1 round at El Paraiso Golf
from€17167 Nights BB & 5 Golf Rounds
from€17167 Nights BB & 5 Golf Rounds
Bed and Breakfast
Prices per person, based 2 people sharing a Double/Twin Room
1 round at San Roque Golf & Resort
1 round at Valle Romano Golf
1 round at La Quinta Golf Course
1 round at El Paraiso Golf
1 round at Alferini Golf at Villa Padierna
5 Nights BB & 4 Golf Rounds
Book Gran Melia Don Pepe 5* In the heart of the Costa del Sol on the seafront and play at El Paraiso, Santa Clara, San Roque and Valle Romano golf courses. Marbella, Spain
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Accommodation Notes
Free Upgrade Guarantee to Premium Sea View
Easter supplement will be applied
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Spa
Free entrance to Spa by Clarins (indoor pool, Turkish bath, Hamman and Sauna)
*Accommodation Notes - Single accommodation available with supplement
*Price - In case your dates include more than one season, final price may have to be adjusted.
Guaranteed money back on the difference if you find a better offer
Santa Clara Marbella Marbella, Andalusia
Santa Clara Golf opened in July 2001. This golf course is located only a couple of kilometres east of Marbella at the Costa del Sol in Spain.Enrique Canales designed this course in ''Park-land'' style and, although Santa Clara Golf is located in an undulated area, it is relatively forgiving. Probably the most difficult hole is the long 8th (par 5 - 506 metres). The tee box is positioned at the highest level of the course. The narrow fairway of this hole curves all the way down to sea level.Santa Clara Golf is designed accordance the latest USGA specifications of a Park-land course. Besides the huge river which swirls across the whole golf course there are plenty of lakes (the small lake around the 18th green provides a stunning setting, see the picture above) and spectacular elevated greens. (...)
El Paraiso Golf Estepona, Andalusia
El Paraiso Golf Course lies in the valley in the foothills of the Sierra Bermaja mountains. The fairways bordered by heavy rough include meandering streams and fauna such as oleander, jacaranda, and mimosas. The clubhouse is situated in the middle of the golf course and calls the 6th hole its ''Signature hole'' which has a dogleg left par 5 and needs the drive to avoid two bunkers on both sides and also a lake in the second shot. The club also offers a golf school with lessons for the beginner to the professional and in a wide variety of languages. It is also home to the GASP swing analyzing system. (...)
Valle Romano Golf Estepona, Andalusia
Valle Romano Golf & Resort, opened in 2010, is a golf course located in Estepona, Costa del Sol, with views of the sea and Sierra Bermeja, and 50 minutes from Malaga airport. It has hosted two tournaments of the European Tour “Challenge Tour”, Andalucía Costa del Sol Match Play 9 (2018/19) as well as phase 2 of the “Qualifying School 2013”. Its 18-hole course, par 71, with 6.213 meters, was designed by the prestigious American designer Cabell B. Robinson. In Valle Romano the main objective is to please the client from the moment he arrives until he leaves, taking into account every detail and providing a high quality service. Its magnificent club house stands out, its excellent level of maintenance is appreciable in all areas and, as its own identity, its excellence in service. It has first-class facilities; Golf school, driving range, changing rooms, sauna, showers, bar-restaurant, Green corner Kiosk Bar as well as business services and celebrations. This is Valle Romano Golf & Resort, a course for everyone. (...)
San Roque Golf & Resort San Roque, Andalusia
The New course perfectly complements the David Thomas layout that transformed the site back in the 1980s and which put San Roque onto the world stage of golf. Both Trent Jones and David Thomas had expansive sites on which to practice their arts. In this case, Perry Dye, son of the illustrious Pete, found a limited canvas at odds with the magnanimous acreage to which most US golf architects are accustomed. The San Roque New course is laid over a scant 45 hectares, a vaguely triangular-shaped oblong lying parallel to the ocean and with a sacrosanct nature reserve running along one boundary. To complicate matters, its centrepiece was a huge hill festooned with cork and oak trees. Plainly, ''shifting dirt'', as the Dye dynasty has it, was a priority, as was transplanting trees, hundreds of them. San Roque New is an all-round examination of ability and character where the major test invariably awaits with the approach shot. The New course greens, though large, present small targets in that they have a narrow opening or are angled, often side-on and partially hidden by subtle mounding. The lay-up will be a popular option here. Horticulturally speaking, the New course is unique in several aspects. In what he classifies as his wilderness areas, the architect has introduced a species the Americans know as love grass. Similar to marram grass but finer stemmed and lusher, it lays a knee-high carpet that gives a “Mexican wave” in a breeze. It forms a beautiful backdrop to many holes, along with another innovation: cascading wildflowers, acres of them, whose seeds were brought over from their native Colorado, where Dye is based. The more practical grasses are unusual, too. Dye has used five varieties of hybrid Bermuda on each hole: tees, fairways, greens surrounds and on the putting surfaces. On the greens, it is Tifeagle, a species ideally suited to the climate of Southern Spain. It is one that doesn’t hibernate in winter. It gives a good matt cover and has a finer grain, too, bringing a more consistent roll than the old fashioned Bermuda. Good putters will be licking their lips, although they’d better be sharp-eyed. The greens get a tad slick down-grain and consequently more than a hint slower against it. On cross-grain putts, the ball will wander just a touch at the death so bring your reading glasses! A compelling vista is enhanced by a series of rock retaining walls, built from material unearthed in the construction, and two large lakes. The latter provides irrigation and add spice to four holes: the 7th and 14th greens straddle one lake; the 9th and 18th are separated by the other. The New Course is simply a celebration of golf in its purest form. (...)
