Golf trips · Spain
Island golf, boat days and dinners in Palma's old town.
Mallorca is where a golf trip starts to feel like a holiday. Courses between the mountains and the Mediterranean, a lighthouse on the 18th, and an afternoon on a boat when the tournament gives you a break.
Most of our island trips are based in Mallorca, which has the widest choice of courses. We can also plan rounds in Menorca or Ibiza for groups who want something quieter or livelier.
On the course
Alcúdia, Mallorca
Played around a bay with a lighthouse on its own island. One of the most beautiful courses in Spain.
Palma, Mallorca
A modern course in excellent condition, close to Palma and a strong choice for the decisive round.
Calvià, Mallorca
A shorter, tree lined course with sea views, great for a relaxed round before dinner in Palma.
Palma, Mallorca
Rolling fairways above the city, a few minutes from the old town.
Course availability for groups changes by season. We confirm every tee time before you book.
When to go
Spring (March to June) and autumn (September to November) bring warm weather, quieter courses and easy flights.
July and August are hot and very busy on the island. Some winter days are perfect, but flights are fewer and the weather is less predictable.
How long
A typical trip is 4 nights and 3 rounds.
Groups often add a fifth night for a boat day or a trip to Sóller and the Tramuntana mountains.
Beyond the golf
The cathedral, narrow streets and long dinners on the terraces.
A private boat to swim in coves along the coast, with lunch on board.
The vintage train through the mountains and the villages of the Tramuntana.
Tastings in Binissalem, a short drive from Palma.
What's included
Not included: flights, personal expenses, some meals, depending on the trip.
Price
Tailor-made
Every Balearic Islands trip is priced for your group. The price depends on group size, dates, hotel category and the courses you choose. Tell us about your group and we'll send a detailed proposal.
Get your priceFAQ
More answers on our FAQ page, or see how a Ryder Cup style trip works.
Yes, Mallorca is one of the best island golf destinations in Europe. It has a wide choice of courses, direct flights from most European cities and plenty to do off the course.
The best time is March to June and September to November. Summer is hot and crowded, and winter has fewer flights and less predictable weather.
Yes, but each island has only a few courses, so we usually base the tournament in Mallorca. Menorca or Ibiza can work for shorter trips or as an extension.
Most courses near Palma are 10 to 25 minutes from the city. Alcanada, in the north, is about 50 minutes from Palma.
Answer a few quick questions and we'll start planning your trip. Prefer to talk it through? Message us on WhatsApp.
