Set on the sun-drenched south coast of Tenerife, Golf Costa Adeje is one of the Canary Islands' most scenic championship courses, enjoying an average annual temperature of 22°C that makes it a superb year-round golfing destination. Designed by Pepe Gancedo and opened in 1998, the par-72 layout was cleverly carved out of a former banana plantation, and the site's history is still very much part of its character, with terraced fairways and rustic stone walls woven throughout the design. From the championship tees the course stretches to some 6,255 metres, and its pedigree has been proven on tour, having hosted the European Tour's Tenerife Open and Canary Islands Championship, Ladies European Open events, and the World Corporate Golf Challenge finals, with the great Severiano Ballesteros himself having played the Spanish Open here in 2003.
What truly sets Golf Costa Adeje apart, however, is its setting: sweeping sea and mountain views accompany golfers for almost the entire round, with several holes playing straight out towards the Atlantic and the neighbouring island of La Gomera visible on the horizon. The terrain's natural elevation changes and shelved fairways add a genuine strategic test, while fast, undulating greens demand a delicate touch on the approach. Eight sets of tees ensure golfers of all abilities can enjoy a fair test, and with a driving range, practice bunker, golf academy and welcoming clubhouse restaurant and bar on site, Golf Costa Adeje makes for a wonderfully complete day out for any golfing holiday in Tenerife.
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