Sanlúcar club de campo can be found on a gentle rolling slope facing the Guadalquivir estuary, next to the Atlantic and the Doñana nature reserve in Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cádiz).

The 18 hole course, designed by Spanish amateurs' champion, Borja Queipo de Llano, combines elements of the british links in the front nine (small and deep bunkers,broad and curving fairways and large open greens) and boasts parkland elements in the back nine: seven water hazards, high teeing areas, an abundance of trees (palms, pines and monkey puzzles, etc.), as well as fast greens condition. Notably, the levante wind, particularly common in this province, is calmer in this corner of the coast.

Its ingenious design makes the Sanlúcar course favourrable for players of all levels, from those who have just taken up this exhilarating game, to the most experienced golfer. The route is demanding but at the same time, extremely enjoyable. A respect for nature has been a fundamental premise in the conception of this project, which includes a novel water supply system (residual and rainwater). The club house provides restaurant, bar, terrace, changing room, golf school and caddie master services. The bar gives you the chance to relax and sample some of the famous 'tapas' of southern Andalusia. The restaurant offers some of the local delicacies of this areas, internationally recognised for its sublime cuisine, featuring shellfish such as the legendary king prawns or the highly appreciated wine, 'manzanilla'.