Alhaurin Golf Course is a beautiful course with a great layout that challenges all golfers.
Alhaurin Golf Course front 9 holes.
Hole 1: A par 5 dog leg to the right with rough trees and bushes down the right side. Play the tee shot left to middle. The green has slope away to the right and a bunker on the left.
Hole 2: Tee shot to the left and short of the huge drop down to the green which has bunkers all around.
Hole 3: Par 3 160 meters where the green is narrow and the land falls away after the bunker on the right.
Hole 4: Play the tee shot to the right of the left fairway bunker a driver isn’t needed. The hole is a dog leg to the right and the corner can be played over for a smaller chip shot. The green has two bunkers left and right.
Hole 5: Short par 3 with the green sloping to the front and a bunker.
Hole 6: The tee shot is down, down, down to the fairway which dog legs to the right. The rest of the fairway slopes away to the left so keep the ball to the right side. Trees bushes and rough are all down the right. Bunkers are up the left side and of the small green.
Hole 7: Straight hole with a larger green which has bunkers right and back.
Hole 8: Another hole where you start on one level then drop away. Don’t go long down the slope as it will roll away of the mountain. Aim for the marker and stay at the top for the best second shot to the green with two bunkers on the left.
Hole 9: Slight dog leg to the left, so, tee shot middle to right, avoiding the tree in the middle of the fairway. The green is bunker protected to the right and back.
Please visit Alhaurin Golf Course Guide for the back 9 holes.
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