The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club in Spain

The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club in the shadows of Valderrama Golf Club is considered one of Costa Del Sol's best rounds of golf.

Built in 1990 by architect Dave Thomas, San Roque's Old Course carries a classic, parkland feel on very rolling landscape that allows for some beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, as well as the Mediterranean Sea a few kilometers in the distance, especially from the 13th tee and 14th green. Seve Ballesteros also redesigned the Old Course's bunkers a few years back.

San Roque Golf & Country Club has since added a New Course, designed by Perry Dye. It is set on similarly spectacular, rolling landscape, but comes with signature Dye family traits like steep bunkering and railroad ties.

Both golf courses are championship in length and have hosted the Spanish Open in recent years. The club facilities are exceptional, including a beautiful clubhouse with multiple dining areas, locker room, driving range and putting and chipping greens.

The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 11

The par-4 11th hole on the Old Course at San Roque is a 405-meter dogleg left.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 12

The 12th green on the Old Course at San Roque is guarded by water on the right.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 13

No. 13 on the Old Course at San Roque is one of the more severe holes here, with a sharp downhill tee shot and a sloping green on the hillside.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 14

No. 14 on the Old Course at San Roque is a 171-yard par 3 that plays to an elevated green.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 16

No. 16 on the Old Course at San Roque is a long, uphill par 3 189 meters long with a narrow, deep green.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 18

No. 18 on the Old Course at San Roque is a difficult finishing hole: 391 meters with water guarding the fairway on the left and the green on the right.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - Clubhouse

The clubhouse at San Roque Golf & Country Club is large and beautifully designed.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 1

No. 1 on the Old Course at San Roque is a straightaway par 4 that plays down a dip then up to an elevated green.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 2

The second hole on the Old Course at San Roque heads straight downhill.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 3

No. 3 on the Old Course at San Roque is a short par 3 that measures just 155 meters and plays downhill.

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The Old Course at San Roque Golf & Country Club - No. 6

The No. 1 handicap hole: No. 6 is 411 meters and uphill at the Old Course at San Roque.

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