"Santa María" tiene fama de ser uno de los clubes internacionales más acogedores en la costa, y cuenta con 450 socios de 14 nacionalidades. Situado en la incomparable belleza de la sierra andaluza, en su recorrido Santa María Golf serpentea por un valle siguiendo sus contornos rodeándose de una vegetación natural con un delicioso pinar, un bosque de robles, un arroyo y cuatro lagos. Mucho del encanto y del carácter que distingue a Santa María está personificado en la Casa Club. Este espléndido edificio del siglo XVIII, con sus patios cubiertos por parras y sus soberbios jardines, cuenta con pistas de tenis y club de bolos.
One of the friendliest international clubs on the Costa del Sol.
"Santa María" prides itself on being one of the friendliest international clubs on the coast and the existing membership which is currently held to about 450 members is made up of 14 different nationalities. Set amidst unparallel beauty of the Andalucian countryside, the course traces the contours of two valleys in which the natural vegetation, streams and four lakes form natural hazards. Santa María Golf and Contry Club, as the name suggests, is far more than a Golf Club. Based around an 18th century "cortijo" which currently forms the Club House, the grounds boast stunning gardens and fine leisure facilities including tennis, swimming and lawn bowling.
"Santa María" prides itself on being one of the friendliest international clubs on the coast and the existing membership which is currently held to about 450 members is made up of 14 different nationalities. Set amidst unparallel beauty of the Andalucian countryside, the course traces the contours of two valleys in which the natural vegetation, streams and four lakes form natural hazards. Santa María Golf and Contry Club, as the name suggests, is far more than a Golf Club. Based around an 18th century "cortijo" which currently forms the Club House, the grounds boast stunning gardens and fine leisure facilities including tennis, swimming and lawn bowling.
Para más información:
AG Andalucía Golf, Revista Internacional de Golf. Año XXI, núm.183, pág.27
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