A course designed for challenge and enjoyment

The round starts beside the clubhouse bar-restaurant with a 130-metre par 3. An accurate tee shot onto the green gets your round off to a confident start, with the Serra de Tramuntana as a backdrop.

At 521 metres from the yellow tees, this par 5 is one of the longest holes on the island. It takes three well-planned shots along an undulating, tree-lined fairway. Here, par feels like a birdie.

With stroke index 3, this is one of the toughest holes on the course. Its 351 metres call for a long, straight drive to reach the green with a real chance of par.

A 134-metre par 3 where club selection is everything. A solid shot at the flag opens the door to birdie, while a misjudged distance quickly puts par at risk.

At 265 metres, this par 4 offers a genuine scoring chance. Big hitters can take on the green from the tee, though the conservative play, an iron and a simple approach, often pays off better.

With stroke index 17, this is the most forgiving hole of the round. A 278-metre par 4 with an undulating fairway and modest length: a great birdie chance before the closing stretch.

Stroke index 1. This 335-metre par 4 demands two solid, well-placed shots between the trees to reach the green. Walking away with par here is a small victory.

The shortest hole on the course: a 103-metre par 3 where everything is decided from the tee. With a short iron in hand, it is one of the best birdie chances of the round.

One of the best-loved holes on the course thanks to its setting in the forest. This 466-metre par 5, among the longest in Majorca, brings the round to a fitting close before you return to the clubhouse.