Club Zaudín Golf

Zaudín Golf Course

A parkland course, designed by Gary Player, which blends in perfectly with its natural surroundings. There are marvellous views down the valley and over the city.

The fairways are wide and bordered by 10 metres of semi rough, allowing experienced players to hone their game and others to enjoy it. They wind through olive, orange and palm trees.

Undulating large greens are easy to play if approached correctly, and there are two well placed lakes and more than 70 bunkers to negotiate. Olive trees surround the greens.

Two large lakes and 70 bunkers affect play at several holes.

Gary Player designed the course, and regards the 17th hole as one of his all-time favourites. The 17th is a par-4 which doglegs to the right and finishes at a green encircled by water.  With wide fairways, large bunkers and strategically placed water hazards, the course demands precision and a solid playing strategy. Its total length of 6,373 metres allows players to enjoy spectacular views.

This members only club was opened in 1993 extends over 62 hectares and is located in the hills, just a short drive west from Seville city centre.

Practice facilities include a driving range and golf lessons. The complex also includes tennis courts, swimming pools, sauna and an equestrian centre.

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French golfer Lucie Malchirand won the Santander Golf Tour Seville 2024 at Club Zaudín Golf, with a spectacular final round of -8 for a total of -11, the best round of the tournament and a new course record in professional women's competition. Her game was particularly outstanding on the greens, where she made a number of long putts, including a spectacular one on the par-three ninth hole. With six birdies in the first round and two more in the second, Malchirand put the finishing touches on the final holes to secure the title.

Address: Ctra. Mairena-Tomares, km. 1,5. 41940 Tomares, Sevilla.
Directions: from the A-49 Sevilla-Huelva highway take the exit marked Mairena-Tomares, go past the Carrefour shopping centre and continue towards Tomares. The course is one kilometre from the highway. Map