Green Fees in Girona: What Golf Costs in 2026
The province of Girona holds the course routinely ranked Spain's best and a Costa Brava supporting cast that almost no one prices into the trip. PGA Catalunya's Stadium course runs from about 92 to 249 euro by date, the 1966 pines of Golf de Pals around 116, and Emporda, Peralada and the local tier sit well below both. There is one closure window every 2026 visitor needs to know. Here is the whole fee picture.
Photograph: Camiral, PGA Catalunya, via Google
The short answer
Build the budget around PGA Catalunya. The Stadium course, now branded Camiral Golf and Wellness and the layout most years ranked the number one course in Spain, prices dynamically from roughly 92 euro on a quiet midweek date to 249 on a spring or autumn weekend, with its sister Tour course much cheaper. From there the province only gets kinder: Golf de Pals, the 1966 Hawtree original among the umbrella pines behind the beach, has listed around 116 euro, and the Emporda Forest and Links pair, Club de Golf Peralada in the wine country and Golf d'Aro Mas Nou above Platja d'Aro generally come in between 70 and 110. A Girona week that plays the Stadium once and fills the rest with the supporting courses lands far below a Costa del Sol equivalent, with Barcelona, the Dali country and the Costa Brava coves thrown in.
Girona and Costa Brava green fees by course, 2026
| Course | Indicative 2026 visitor fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PGA Catalunya, Stadium | about 92 to 249 euro, priced by date and time | Coore and Gallardo, 1999; usually Spain's top ranked course; closed 27 Jul to 27 Sep 2026 |
| PGA Catalunya, Tour | well below the Stadium rate | The resort's second eighteen, the relaxed round |
| Golf de Pals (Platja de Pals) | around 116 euro | Sir F.W. Hawtree, 1966; first course on the Costa Brava |
| Emporda, Forest and Links | roughly 70 to 110 euro | Robert von Hagge; two contrasting eighteens at Gualta |
| Club de Golf Peralada | roughly 70 to 95 euro | In the Emporda wine country to the north |
| Golf d'Aro Mas Nou and TorreMirona | below the headline rates | Mountain course above Platja d'Aro; parkland inland near Figueres |
Sources: resort and operator listings gathered June 2026; PGA Catalunya prices each date live through its booking engine. Every figure is third party pricing that moves with season and demand, so always confirm directly before booking. Check tee times · Check hotel rates.
What you are paying for, and the closure to know about
PGA Catalunya, the headline
The Stadium course at PGA Catalunya, now Camiral Golf and Wellness, near Caldes de Malavella, is the round travellers come to the province for: a Neil Coore and Angel Gallardo design from 1999, threaded through umbrella pines and lakes, that has topped the Spanish rankings for most of its life and hosted multiple national opens. Its dynamic pricing means a quiet midweek Stadium round can cost a third of a peak weekend one, so the date you choose matters as much as the course. The Tour course, the resort's second eighteen, is a genuinely good round at a fraction of the price and the smart second tee time of any stay.
The 2026 Stadium closure
The one thing to check before booking: the Stadium course is scheduled to close from 27 July to 27 September 2026 for an improvement project, with both courses fully open again from October. If the Stadium is the reason for the trip, plan around that window or confirm the current status with the resort. The Tour course and the rest of the province are unaffected.
Pals, Emporda and the value rounds
Golf de Pals is the heritage play: Sir F.W. Hawtree's 1966 layout, the first on the Costa Brava, running through tall pines a sand wedge from the beach, for around 116 euro. The Emporda Forest and Links eighteens at Gualta, both Robert von Hagge designs, give a parkland round and a more open links style round on one site, while Peralada sits among the Emporda vineyards to the north and Golf d'Aro Mas Nou climbs the hills above Platja d'Aro for the best sea views of the lot. None demands the booking discipline or the budget of the Stadium, which is exactly why they round out the week.
How to time it, and how to save
Spring and autumn are the premium seasons here, when the Stadium's dynamic pricing peaks and the touring groups book first, so a midweek round in those months or a summer date both cut the trophy fee sharply. Winter golf is entirely viable on the coast and cheaper still, with mild days between rain fronts. The structural save is resort stay and play packaging at PGA Catalunya, where hotel guests price the Stadium below the walk up rate, and a multi course Costa Brava itinerary that books the value courses around one Stadium round keeps the average green fee modest. Fly into Girona airport, twenty minutes from PGA Catalunya, or Barcelona, around an hour south. The wider context lives in our Costa Brava destination guide, the Catalonia hub, the playing guide and the La Manga versus PGA Catalunya comparison.
Plan your Girona golf trip
The right Stadium date, the closure navigated and the Costa Brava value rounds built around it: tell us roughly when and who is traveling, and one concierge prices the trip to the head, with no obligation.
Girona green fee questions
How much does it cost to play PGA Catalunya in 2026?
The Stadium course at PGA Catalunya, now branded Camiral Golf and Wellness, prices dynamically between roughly 92 and 249 euro per person depending on the date and tee time, with the highest rates on spring and autumn weekends. The second course, the Tour, plays for considerably less. All figures are indicative third party pricing that moves with demand; always confirm directly before booking.
Is the PGA Catalunya Stadium course closed in 2026?
Yes, for a defined window. The Stadium course is scheduled to close from 27 July to 27 September 2026 for an improvement project, with both courses fully open again from October 2026. If the Stadium is the round you are travelling for, book outside that window or confirm the current status with the resort before you commit.
What is the oldest golf course on the Costa Brava?
Golf de Pals, also called Platja de Pals, designed by Sir F.W. Hawtree and opened in 1966 as the first course on the Costa Brava. It runs through umbrella pines behind the beach at Pals and has listed visitor rates around 116 euro in 2026. It remains one of the most characterful rounds in the province and an easy pairing with the Emporda courses nearby.
Where is the best value golf around Girona?
The Emporda courses, the Robert von Hagge designed Forest and Links eighteens near Gualta, and Club de Golf Peralada in the wine country to the north generally price below the PGA Catalunya headline, often in the 70 to 110 euro band. Add Golf d'Aro Mas Nou above Platja d'Aro and TorreMirona inland, and a Girona week can mix one trophy round with several relaxed, well priced ones.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Fees and the closure window verified June 2026 against resort and operator listings. Last reviewed June 2026.