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Located at the north end of the island, Golf Pollença is a Majorca golf course with beautiful panoramic views of the Serra de Tramuntana, the Pollensa and Alcúdia bays and the Albufereta reservation.How to get there?The golf course is located near the entrance to Pollença, next to the Ma-2200 main road that connects the village of Sa Pobla and the Ma-13 highway. It is on the "Ca'n Porquer" estate welcoming everyone who visits our beloved village and forming part of the landscape in an easy-to-access area, where you can breathe in peace and quiet in every corner while connecting with nature.A story of passion for Golf in MallorcaThe Pollença golf course was designed by José Gancedo and inaugurated in the year 1986, with the goal of bringing this sport to Pollença, thereby complementing the tourist facilities on offer in one of the most visited parts of Majorca, while promoting golf to the locals. In the year 2000 Michael Pinner redesigned the initial 9-hole course, reaffirming the commitment to modernity that Golf Pollença has always had.          The golf courseGolf Pollença is a course with 9 holes and a length of 5148 metres where you can enjoy a fun day playing golf in Majorca. Our golf course is of average difficulty level and features two of the longest holes in Majorca. Its rolling fairways protected by trees and filled with obstacles, are ideal for players of any handicap.The Golf course also offers other activities and amenities, such as a driving range, a golf school with a professional golfer and special golf lessons, rental of golf carts and buggies to get about the terrain more comfortably, a golf shop and an amazing bar and restaurant.

We launch the junior academy 2018 on Saturday the 11th of March from 09: 30h. to11:00 a.m. for young people between the ages of 5 and 15.There are no fees, neither registration nor monthly, the price is 15 euros for an hour and a half class with our Pro Jamie Knight.The club has all the necessary equipment which is included in the price

If you like to practice golf in Mallorca, we'll give you some recommendations so you can enjoy this sport to the fullest.At Golf Pollença (north of the island) we encourage you to pay attention to these tips and put them into practice.Take note and vibrate with golf in Mallorca (near Pollensa Bay)Here are some indications that will come in handy so you don't despair on the green. Pay attention.-Not having warmed up enoughAlthough it may seem to you that it's not as necessary as in other more intense sports, it's key to start off on the right foot. The same as practicing with some balls. For example, professional golfers begin to warm up an hour and a half before playing. And they do, among other things, with elastic bands in the gym. Remember, on the other hand, that warming up is not equivalent to those stretches that we recommend for you after your sports session.-Not having a clear game strategyIt's very important to be clear about the way you play before you start. If you want to remedy a habitual failure of those who aren't great strategists, shot to the green and not to the flag from the rough.-Make excusesFor example, if you play in our club, near the bay of Pollensa and the Serra de Tramuntana, never blame wind or rain. Turn around these excuses and think about how you can use these conditions against other players.-Choose the stableford formatInstead, we recommend the medal. Consider that all hits will count.In short, if you want golf to compensate you, apply these tips and don't improvise.

Playing golf in Mallorca is a great way to spend your vacation on the island. We have the best golf courses in Pollensa to improve our handicap in an unbeatable environment, an ideal setting to put our skills into practice always in the best conditions. However, even the best golfers fall into the bunker, and when we see that our ball doesn't come out of the sand, the world comes down. But falling into the bunker is no drama, so let's discover the best tricks to get out of the bunker.What stick to use to get out of the golf bunker in PollensaAs with every hit we make, the first decision we'll make when trying to get the ball out of the bunker is to choose the stick. In this case, the choice is clear: we'll use the sand wedge, the best stick to hit in the sand. On the one hand, the head angle of these sticks prevents us from hitting the ground, offering us a better bounce. On the other hand, we have a medium bounce that allows us to take the stick flush with sand, and not bury half a head in the sand, which should be a determining factor when removing the ball from the bunker.How to hit the ball to exit the bunkerOnce we are clear that we'll play with the sand wedge, we have to adopt a proper body position. To do this, we bend the knees slightly and place the weight on the tip of the left foot - the right if you are left-handed. The sternum will be the axis at the height of the ball, our center of rotation. Put your hands centered, avoid overtaking them. Being a little crouched, the blow will go up, not forward, which should allow us to leave the bunker and the ball doesn't hit the slope.When hitting, we'll have to pass the stick under the sand, but without burying it in excess. In a perfect blow, the bounce or belly of the stick will sideslip under the ball, raising enough sand. The stick should move parallel to your feet, which won't move at any time. After this move from the outside inwards with respect to the ball, we hit the ball, and it will leave the bunker in the direction of the hole. Be sure to control the movement at all times with your right hand. As you can see, getting out of the bunker isn't as difficult as it seems. The key is to hit it at a point behind the ball, about 4 cm., and not directly to the ball. Only then you'll make the ball leave the bunker, raising the right amount of sand, and you can continue your way to the hole on the golf course in Mallorca.