The final two holes carry real weight at Alenda Golf, making the run home a test of placement when a score is still in the balance. The 18-hole, par-72 layout measures 6,843 yards and moves through ground beneath the Sierra de las Águilas, with vineyards and Mediterranean vegetation around the course. Roland Favrat shaped the holes around the existing contours and established planting, rather than imposing a heavily remodelled landscape. The opening nine gives golfers room to settle in, its wider fairways lined by pines, olive trees, carobs and palms. From the turn, accuracy becomes increasingly important, particularly through the 17th and 18th, where keeping the ball in the right position matters more than simply finding extra distance.
Practice can be as purposeful as the round itself. The floodlit range extends to 306 yards, with mat tees and natural grass available seasonally, while three putting greens and the Hoyo 19 practice hole provide useful places to sharpen touch and rehearse course situations. The golf school has 25 hitting bays, dedicated short and mid-game areas and computer-based swing analysis, with private and group coaching available from Royal Spanish Golf Federation qualified instructors. Buggy hire is available, and the clubhouse has changing rooms, a specialist shop and café for coffee, lunch or a relaxed drink after golf. Visitors are welcome in the clubhouse, while padel, a gym and fitness classes offer alternatives between rounds. Alenda Golf sits within the Alenda Golf urbanisation at Monforte del Cid, reached directly from the Alicante to Madrid motorway, with Alicante-Elche Airport among the main transport links for a Costa Blanca golf break.
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