Five par 5 holes give Campo America a different rhythm from many Costa del Sol championship layouts, rewarding players who can make the most of the longer holes without losing patience on the approach. Cabell Robinson’s par 72 course stretches to 6,572 yards and uses its hilly ground well, with elevated tees opening up views towards the Sierra de Ojén and, in places, the Mediterranean. There is room from the tee on many holes and bunkering is not overdone, but changes in level and compact putting surfaces make distance control a constant part of the round. Formerly known as the North Course, it has a pleasingly open feel, yet the scorecard still asks for considered club selection rather than simple power.
America sits alongside the Asia and Europa championship courses at La Cala Resort, so a stay can easily include three full scale tests, as well as the redesigned nine hole par three course for a shorter afternoon. The Golf Academy and driving range make it straightforward to loosen up before teeing off or arrange individual tuition and group coaching. The 107 room hotel is set among the courses, with Classic, Deluxe Classic, Superior and Deluxe Superior rooms, plus five Junior Suites. After golf, the outdoor pool and pool bar provide an easy place to settle in, while the spa has thermal baths, steam rooms and heated pools for a quieter recovery session.
La Cala de Mijas is around seven minutes away, bringing sandy beaches and a good choice of places to eat without taking you far from the resort. The wider Costa del Sol coastline is about 10 minutes by car, and Málaga Airport is roughly a 30 minute drive, making Campo America a practical base for a short golf break or a longer three course stay.
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