Golf de Ibiza (I)

Golf de Ibiza (I) occupies the most rugged part of a valley in the Balearic Islands, Spain, where 18 holes have been shaped around the natural contours of demanding terrain. Each hole carries its own name, reflecting its most distinctive geographical or visual character — a rare tradition among courses on the islands. Narrow fairways and a mix of natural and artificial hazards run throughout, with the uneven ground demanding a tactical, high-risk approach at every turn. Hole 4 presents a particularly dangerous out-of-bounds, hole 7 features the steepest climb on the course, and hole 14 plays straight and entirely downhill. Holes 16 and 18 are considered the most troublesome, known for derailing players who arrive at them with a solid score. There are no easy holes here — the layout is a genuine challenge for golfers of all playing styles. Hole19 golfers rate it 4.3, with 60 or more reviews reflecting its reputation as a serious test.