Mar Menor Golf Resort

Mar Menor Golf Resort features an 18-hole, par-72 course designed to be enjoyable for all levels. The front nine is more forgiving with wide fairways, while the back nine demands precision with water hazards and strategic bunkering. The course is generally flat and walkable, making it ideal for relaxed holiday golf. Practice facilities include a driving range, putting green and short game area.

Course Essentials

• Designer: Dave Thomas / Mar Menor Golf (18‑hole, par‑72 resort layout)

• Location: Near Torre‑Pacheco, Murcia – a short drive from the Mar Menor lagoon and local beaches

• Signature features: Lakes in play on several holes, a tighter back nine, strategic bunkering and palm‑framed fairways around the resort

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

• Handicap friendliness: Very playable for mid‑ and high‑handicaps, with more demanding lines and angles available for low‑handicaps from the back tees

• Best for: Golfers who want a relaxed resort feel with on‑site accommodation.

Discover the Course

Mar Menor’s 18-hole, par‑72 course offers classic resort golf with enough bite to keep every round interesting. The front nine is more forgiving with wider fairways and inviting landing areas, while the back nine tightens up with water, doglegs and bunkers that favour smart positioning over brute force.

Several signature holes bring lakes directly into play, giving you proper risk‑reward decisions where a bold line can set up birdie chances – or a quick reload. The greens are typically well‑kept and fairly quick, with gentle slopes that reward a confident stroke.

With multiple tee options and a largely walkable layout, Mar Menor works perfectly for mixed‑ability groups – from low‑handicappers trying to post a number to holiday golfers here for sunshine, solid shots and a relaxed drink on the terrace after the round.

Practical information

• Address: Ctra. El Jimenado, Km 9
  30700 Torre‑Pacheco
  Murcia, Spain

• Official website: Mar Menor Golf Resort

• 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