By Chris Ernst / MONTEFUEGO Sports Marketing Lanzarote

“IMPRESSIVE” – this what almost all golfers say when they return to the clubhouse after the first round at the Golf & Country Club Costa Teguise. A conclusion that is easy to understand when you take a closer look at the extraordinary architecture of this 18-hole course.

As early as 1978, John Harris, an English golf professional, set out the design for the holes, which seamlessly blend into the unique landscape of the volcanic island of Lanzarote.

The British influence is clearly visible when you take a closer look at the playfully challenging Googlegs and the sometimes tricky fairways.

The entire golf course lies at the foot of an ancient extinct volcano and offers an impressive view of the Atlantic Ocean. And due to the Canarian climate, golf can be played here the whole year round. This is an excellent place to train under the professional conditions.

A team of first-class greenkeepers not only ensures that the fairways are in perfect condition, but also that the flawless greens are very easy to play on.

You play along a volcano, surrounded by over 3500 palms and embedded in an inspiring landscape of lava, cacti and palm trees.

Those who know Lanzarote will also find here on the golf course, a clear commitment to Cesar Manrique’s interpretation of habitat in harmony with the unique nature of the Canary Island.

If you want to discover Lanzarote through golf, you will be able to pursue your passion in front of a unique and unforgettable backdrop.

The design of the course is varied and the changing winds ensure that even the repeated use of this course to constantly delivers new experiences and challenges, thus avoiding boredom.