Flamingos Golf can be found in what can only be described as one of the most beautiful enclaves of the Costa del Sol Golf. From each of the 18 holes on this beautiful golf course you will enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean, Africa and Gibraltar while experiencing all the peace and tranquility you desire from a golf course on the Costa del Sol, Spain.
Flamingos Golf Course was designed by the famous Spanish Ryder cup player Antonio Garrido,
The golf course was first opened in 2001, and offers an exciting and varied design with ample but tiered greens along with undulating fairways that will impress even the most discerning golfer.
A special feature of Flamingos Golf is the "Arroyo del Taraje" stream that passes through the golf course and ends in a lake that is a natural border for the course at the beginning of holes one and ten.
What you will notice is that every detail has been considered the cypress, oranges, olives, pines, carobs and chestnuts are the types of tree that give each hole its own identity and are typical to the Costa del Sol Golf.
Flamingos Golf is very enjoyable with a good mixture of both long and short holes. It is demanding for even the most experienced golfer, particularly the front nine holes.
When playing Flamingos Golf Course just remember the views if you are not playing well - they are well worth the visit! The par 4 tenth is the most challenging hole where water plays its part. A good tee shot is required to set up the chance of playing over the water to reach the huge but undulating green.
There are also two artificial lakes on the fifteenth and the right hand side of the seventeenth that make this even more interesting.
Another interesting feature exclusive to Flamingos Golf Course is that all the bunkers are filled with ground marble.
For more information about Los Flamingos Golf including Holidays, Scorecard, Course Plan, Directions and Map visit - http://www.costadelsolgolf-web.com/index.html and for detailed information about the Costa del Sol, Spain visit – http://www.costadelsol-web.com/index.html
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