Atalaya Golf and Country Club is one of the more established golf facilities on the Costa del Sol and it is used as the headquarters for the European PGA.

The respected German architect Bernhard von Limburger designed the old course at Atalaya in the late 1960s, just at the start of the great golf rush along Spain’s southern coast.

Forty years later, this Costa classic has stood the test of time and its wide, tree-lined fairways, raised green sites and challenging bunker complexes are appreciated even more nowadays when compared to other modern courses in the area.

With wide fairways and large elevated greens, this championship course provides the perfect challenge to golfers all levels. Elegant and mature with spectacular views of Marbella`s majestic La Concha Mountain, it’s an idyllic oasis of tranquility on the otherwise bustling and vibrant Costa del Sol. Its apparently benign parkland aspect with gently sloping fairways makes it an ideal course for the average golfer – but plentiful bunkers filled with sparkling marmolina sand, fast greens, lush vegetation and fairways lined with olive, pine, cactus and eucalyptus trees prove a challenge for single-figure players as well.

We recommend the old course.