About the course
Monte Mayor Golf Club was an 18-hole mountain course in a high valley above Benahavís, designed by José Gancedo and opened in 1989. Its routing crossed ravines, gullies and steep changes of level, using bridges and elevated tees to connect isolated playing corridors. That dramatic terrain made it a demanding target-golf course rather than a conventional coastal parkland layout; safe positioning and confidence over carries were central to the experience. However, the course closed for financial reasons and should not be presented to property buyers as an operating golf facility. Historical sources also disagree on its final par, variously listing 70, 71 and 72. The site remains relevant to the identity of the Monte Mayor residential area, but buyers should assess it as former golf infrastructure unless a verified reopening is formally announced.
- 18 holes
- Mountain
Properties at Monte Mayor Golf Club
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