Abama
Tenerife » Tecina
Built in 1987, and set in 70,000 square metres
of extraordinary vegetation with more than
50 species of plants from all over the globe the Hotel Jardin
Tecina is built on a hillside, designed in true Canarian Style
and surrounded by paths bordered with beautiful gardens and
colourful flora and fauna. The Hotel Jardín Tecina is the ideal
place for those seeking a healthy and rejuvenating rest in a natural
environment.Within a short walk from the hotel is the Tecina
Golf, an exceptional course where you will be able to enjoy some
spectacular views of the sea from any fairway or green. The 18
holes, with a quite demanding par 71, ensure the enjoyment of a
great golfing experience.
Tenerife » Las Americas
In the centre of Playa de Las Américas, one of the most famous
holiday resorts in the south of the island, Golf Las Américas
stands out for its fantastic location in a natural amphitheatre
facing the sea with superb ocean views of the island of La
Gomera. The designer, John Jacobs, gave priority to the obstacles
on this 18 hole, par 72 course, which covers a total of 6,039
metres. The club house is an architectural gem with comfortable
balconies offering excellent views of the golf course.
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Tenerife » Abama
At this exceptional 18-hole course, golfers will find a genuine
work of art created by Dave Thomas. Fabulous views of the sea
and the island of La Gomera await you at all of the holes and you
can improve your swing on the practice green (3 holes) or just sit
and relax at the Club House. The golf course is unique, peppered
with 22 lakes and over 90,000 palm trees. Facing the sea and
situated in a very peaceful area in Guía de Isora, West Tenerife,
the resort is ideal for a holiday with a difference in an unrivalled
setting.
Tenerife » Golf Del Sur
Golf del Sur opened in 1987 with a professional golf tournament,
the first of a history of sporting events. Pepe Gancedo designed
the layout which was later modified by Manuel Pinero. Pinero
enhanced all the natural protected areas that surround the 27
holes, between the ravine, highlighting the beautiful indigenous
flowers; cacti, palm trees and other large colourful plants. The
course is known for its difficult holes 3 (par 5) and 4 (par 4) on
the northern part of the course. Its wide paths are flanked by an
impressive ravine of coloured rocks where spectacular indigenous
cacti grow with views of Mount Teide. The entrance onto the
green for the second hole (par 3) is surrounded by a large bunker
of black sand which requires a great deal of accuracy.