Atalaya Golf & Country Club (Old)

Atalaya Golf & Country Club (Old) is an 18-hole, semi-private course in Andalusia, Spain, designed by Bernard von Limburger and opened in 1968. It is rated 4.3 by 200+ Hole19 golfers and is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Andalusia. The layout plays across undulating fairways lined with mature trees and flowering shrubs, with elevated greens, lakes, and streams throughout. Hole 1, El Ciego, is a dog-leg left par 4, while hole 2, Las Adelfas, is a straight-away par 5. The course has hosted the IDEAterrazas WAGC Andalucía and the Marbella The One Tournament. Practice options include three driving nets near the 1st tee and 18th green, a large practice green maintained to course specifications, and a short game area with varied lies and two practice bunkers. The Atalaya Golf Academy, located alongside the 13th hole, offers individual and group coaching with video lessons. The clubhouse includes an elegant restaurant with a terrace overlooking the Old Course and surrounding countryside, a well-stocked bar, and a pro shop carrying well-known brands including club logo items.