The shortest par-three at Las Ramblas sets the tone well. A large bunker fills the front of the green, while a ravine runs along the right, leaving little room for a casual tee shot. Pepe Gancedo’s par 72 course, measuring 6,468 yards from the white tees, uses the folds and gullies of the Dehesa de Campoamor landscape to make placement matter more than raw distance. Mediterranean pines close in on parts of the routing and the changes in level can leave uneven lies or awkward approaches. The greens are broad, quick and subtly contoured, so a sound approach is only part of the job. On the 4th, a par five, the drive has to carry two gorges. Elsewhere, a left-hand dogleg plays towards a green guarded by water and bunkers, with the sea visible from the tee. It is a thoughtful round that rewards a sensible tee club and careful reading of each hole.
Practice facilities and coaching programmes make it easy to settle into the course before a round, with support available for newer players as well as those working on a particular part of their game. The hole by hole guide also includes playing advice and video guidance from a professional, useful preparation for a layout where the next landing area is not always immediately obvious. The contemporary clubhouse is a relaxed place to return to, and Restaurant Las Ramblas has terrace seating for a meal overlooking the course. The menu moves between paella, fresh fish, premium cuts of meat and gourmet burgers, making it suited to an easy lunch or a longer evening after golf. Las Ramblas is around 25 minutes by road from Murcia Airport and roughly 40 minutes from Alicante Airport, placing it within straightforward reach of the Costa Blanca coast.
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