Golf de Andratx
Golf de Andratx sits in the hills above Camp de Mar in southwest Mallorca, opened in 2000 to a design from the team behind Gleneagles. A par 72 carved into mountainous terrain among olive groves and ancient stone walls, it is known for dramatic elevation changes, Mediterranean sea views and the longest hole in Spain.
Photo: Golf de Andratx via Google.
The verdict
Andratx is the mountain golf of Mallorca's southwest. Opened in 2000 and integrated into a steep, scenic landscape of olive groves and old stone walls, it trades the gentle parkland of the Palma courses for elevation, originality and views over the Camp de Mar coast, which makes it one of the more memorable rounds on the island.
It is not a course for the faint of leg, with real climbs and falls, and the famous sixth hole is the longest in Spain at over 600 meters. It suits the adventurous golfer who values drama and scenery, and it makes a fine contrast to the resort tracks. See our best of Spain ranking and the golf in Spain guide for context.
Golf de Andratx at a glance
- Course opened
- 2000
- Designer
- Gleneagles design team
- Type
- Mountain, parkland
- Par
- 72
- Yardage
- About 6,150 m
- Green fee
- From about 75 euros
Designer, year and par verified June 2026 from GolfPass, the club and course databases. Golf de Andratx, designed by the team behind Gleneagles, opened in 2000 at Camp de Mar, a par 72 of roughly 6,150 meters in mountainous terrain. Green fees ran from about 75 euros as an indicative 2026 guide; figures change by season and year. Always confirm the current rate directly before booking.
The holes worth the trip
Andratx is defined by its terrain. The course climbs and tumbles through the hills above Camp de Mar, with tee shots played from elevated tees, blind crests and approaches that fall toward greens set against the mountains and the sea. It is a course that demands course management and a head for heights as much as a good swing.
The signature is the sixth, which at more than 600 meters from the back tee is the longest hole in Spain, a true three shot par 5 that winds uphill through the olive groves. Ancient stone walls and old trees frame many holes, and the views over the Camp de Mar coast from the higher ground are among the finest in island golf.
It is a buggy course rather than a walk, and the wind and the slopes can make scoring tricky, but the originality and the scenery are the reward. As a change of pace from the manicured Palma resorts, it adds genuine variety to a Mallorca golf week.
How to get on
| What to know | Detail |
|---|---|
| Access | Open to visiting golfers all year; book ahead in the busy winter and spring seasons |
| Green fee | From about 75 euros as an indicative 2026 guide; rates vary by day and season |
| Booking | Reserve online or through the club; buggy hire is effectively required given the terrain |
| On the day | Steep, mountainous layout; a buggy is recommended; standard golf dress code with collared shirts |
| Getting there | Camp de Mar, in southwest Mallorca, about 30 minutes from Palma and 40 minutes from Palma airport |
| Best months | Year round golf; the mild winter and spring are peak Mallorca golf season |
Fees and access verified June 2026; the indicative green fees reflect 2026 pricing and vary by season, so always confirm the current rate and tee availability directly with the club or your trip planner before booking. Book a tee time through our trip desk.
Where to stay nearby
The natural base is the resort coast at Camp de Mar and nearby Port d'Andratx, where seaside hotels sit minutes from the course, giving golfers an attractive southwest Mallorca setting away from the Palma bustle.
The southwest coast and Palma are both within easy reach, and a group can pair the mountain drama here with the parkland of the Arabella courses such as Son Muntaner or the seaside Alcanada in the north for a varied island week.
Looking for a base? See our recommended hotels and resorts near Golf de Andratx.
Build a Mallorca golf trip
We book the tee times at Andratx, base you on the southwest coast and build the rest of a Mallorca golf week around your golf. Tell us roughly when and who is traveling and one concierge costs it to the head, with no obligation.
Golf de Andratx questions
When did Golf de Andratx open and who designed it?
Golf de Andratx opened in 2000 at Camp de Mar in southwest Mallorca, designed by the team behind Gleneagles and built into a steep, scenic landscape of olive groves and old stone walls.
What is special about the sixth hole?
The sixth at Andratx is the longest hole in Spain, a par 5 of more than 600 meters from the back tee that winds uphill through the olive groves, and it is the course's signature challenge.
Is Andratx walkable?
Not really. The course is steep and mountainous with significant elevation changes, so a buggy is strongly recommended and effectively required for most golfers.
Can visitors play Golf de Andratx?
Yes. It is open to visiting golfers all year in southwest Mallorca near Camp de Mar. Book ahead in the busy winter and spring seasons and arrange a buggy given the terrain.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Designer, year and par verified June 2026; fees verified June 2026. Last reviewed June 2026.