The 213-yard 12th provides Golf Son Quint’s clearest moment of commitment, a par-three played across a lake to a green that demands a properly struck iron. Elsewhere, the broad, open corridors encourage positive use of the driver, although the approach shots still need thought if you are to set up realistic birdie chances. This is an 18-hole, par-71 layout of 6,289 yards, designed by Ramón Espinosa and Kurt Rossknecht, with enough space from the tee to suit newcomers while retaining decisions for the stronger player. The 8th and 17th bring Palma into view, a reminder that you are playing on the edge of Mallorca’s capital rather than deep in the countryside. The finish has real purpose, with the 548-yard par-five 17th followed by a 433-yard par-four that asks you to close out the round well.
As the newest course in the Arabella Golf Mallorca collection, Son Quint has a modern, straightforward feel that works well for a relaxed round within a Palma golf break. After play, the restaurant and bar offer an easy place to sit down and compare the decisions made at the lake on 12 or the long closing par-five. The relaxed dress code permits T-shirts, ladies’ vests and jeans, though golf shoes with cleats are required for the course.
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