No. 1
Golf Son Gual
Thomas Himmel, 2007Ten minutes from Palma airport and routinely rated the island's finest test, immaculate and quiet.
Two dozen courses on one Mediterranean island, an hour from most of northern Europe, with reliable spring and autumn weather and a city worth a dinner of its own. Here is how we build a Mallorca golf trip.
Mallorca packs a remarkable variety of golf into a short transfer radius. The Arabella cluster sits in the wooded hills of Son Vida above Palma; Son Gual guards the flat land near the airport; and Alcanada runs along the north coast at Alcudia. You can play three contrasting courses without ever driving more than an hour.
It suits the group that wants golf in the morning and a proper city, beach or mountain village in the afternoon. Palma's old town, the Tramuntana villages and the bays of the north all sit within easy reach, which is why Mallorca works as well for couples as it does for a buddies trip. It is also one of the easiest first golf trips to sell to a mixed ability group, with forward tees and short, scenic transfers.
No. 1
Ten minutes from Palma airport and routinely rated the island's finest test, immaculate and quiet.
No. 2
Fourteen holes look out on the Alcanada lighthouse and the bay of Alcudia. The island's prettiest round.
No. 3
The pick of the Arabella trio above Palma, threaded through thousand year old olive trees.
Day one, fly to Palma and settle into a hotel near the old town or Son Vida. Day two, Son Gual ten minutes from the airport, then lunch on the terrace. Day three, Son Muntaner up in Son Vida, with the afternoon for Palma's cathedral and a long dinner. Day four, drive north for Alcanada at Alcudia and a night by the bay before flying home.
Spring and autumn are prime, with warm, settled days and quiet fairways. Summer is hot but playable early in the morning; winter golf is mild and good value, with the occasional shower. Book marquee tee times several weeks ahead in the spring and autumn peaks.
These are third party green fees for the 2026 season, gathered at the time of writing and offered as a guide, not a quote. Rates move with season, day and tee time, and twilight is cheaper. Always confirm directly before booking.
| Course | Designer | Par | Indicative 2026 green fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Golf Son Gual | Thomas Himmel, 2007 | 72 | around €155 |
| Club de Golf Alcanada | Robert Trent Jones Jr., 2003 | 72 | €115 to 220 by season |
| Golf Son Muntaner | Kurt Rossknecht, 2000 | 72 | €115 to 220 by season |
As a package, a four night, three round Mallorca trip on a four star base typically lands from about $2,400 per head, excluding flights, depending on group size, hotel and season. We cost tee times, the right hotel and transfers as one all in number per person, with no obligation. Tee times can also be booked individually through our partners: [TEE_TIME_AFFILIATE_LINK]. For where to stay, [HOTEL_AFFILIATE_LINK].
A concierge replies within one working day with a costed Mallorca itinerary. No fee, no obligation. Eight fields or fewer, because every extra one costs you time.
March to November is the playable window, with spring and autumn the prime seasons for warm, settled days and quiet fairways. Summer is hot but good early; winter is mild and good value with the occasional shower.
More than twenty across the island, from the Arabella cluster above Palma to Son Gual near the airport and Alcanada on the north coast, most within an hour of each other.
Indicative 2026 green fees run from about €90 at the gentler courses to around €220 in high season at the marquee layouts. Twilight rates are lower. Always confirm directly before booking.
Palma airport is the gateway, around two hours and twenty minutes from London. Son Gual is ten minutes away, the Arabella courses about twenty, and Alcanada roughly an hour north at Alcudia.
More to plan with: our ranking method, the full course index, who we are on the about page, and a contrasting winter sun option in Hua Hin, Thailand.
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