La Marquesa Golf Club

La Marquesa Golf Club is a welcoming 18-hole course set in the hills of Ciudad Quesada (Rojales), with a mix of open holes and narrower stretches framed by Mediterranean vegetation. Known for being playable and enjoyable rather than overly punishing, it rewards sensible club selection, accurate approaches, and confident putting on greens protected by well-placed bunkers and natural slopes. Water hazards come into play on several holes, adding genuine risk‑reward decisions—especially on the closing stretch. With a relaxed, resort-friendly atmosphere and multiple tee options, La Marquesa suits higher handicaps while still offering enough strategy to keep experienced golfers engaged.

Course Essentials

• Designer: Justo Quesada Samper (18-hole, par-72 layout)

• Location: Ciudad Quesada, Rojales, Alicante – an inland Costa Blanca course set in a residential area a short drive from Guardamar and Torrevieja

• Signature features: A playable resort-style routing with several water hazards in play, palm-lined fairways, well-placed bunkering, and a mix of open holes with a few tighter, more positional drives

• Practice facilities: Driving range, putting green, and short-game practice area

• Handicap friendliness: Generally forgiving and ideal for mid/high handicaps, but water and bunker positioning punish loose shots—especially on the finishing holes

• Best for: Golfers looking for a relaxed, good-value round with variety and risk-reward moments rather than a relentlessly tight, target-golf test

Discover the Course

La Marquesa Golf’s 18‑hole layout (par 72) offers an enjoyable, resort-friendly challenge in Ciudad Quesada, with a mix of open driving holes and more positional stretches shaped by palms, bunkering, and gentle elevation changes. While it’s generally more forgiving than many Costa Blanca championship tracks, good course management still matters—especially when water hazards come into play and tee shots need to be placed to set up the best angles.

Approach play is rewarded when you control distance into greens protected by strategically placed bunkers and natural slopes. Putting is typically on smooth, true surfaces, where reading subtle breaks and staying below the hole can make a big difference.

With multiple tee options and a playable overall design, La Marquesa suits mid and higher handicappers looking for a relaxed round, while the risk‑reward moments—particularly on the closing holes—keep stronger players engaged.

Practical information

• Address: Calle Quesada, 03170 Rojales (Ciudad Quesada), Alicante, Spain

• Official website: La Marquesa Golf Club

• Green fees: Vary by season and course – check the official website

• Booking: Tee times can be reserved online or via the pro shop

• Best time to visit: Autumn and spring for ideal playing conditions