Torre Golf Course

Torre Golf Course starts with the ground beneath your feet. Sandy fairways run through pine woodland, with open views beyond the trees, and the firm, quick-running conditions make position from the tee matter throughout the round. Sergio García’s first signature design is an 18-hole par 72 that can stretch to 7,273 yards from the back markers, although several tee options make it a sensible test for mixed groups. The greens are compact and subtly contoured, while the bunkering asks for a clear plan on the approach rather than a simple hit and hope. The par-five 18th gives the finish a proper decision to make, particularly when a good drive leaves the temptation to chase the green in two. Native planting is used around the course to encourage wildlife, and treated wastewater supplies its computer-controlled irrigation system.

Opened during 2025 and named the World’s Best New Golf Course that same year, Torre already feels designed for a full day around the game. A prepared buggy, chilled water and a personalised bag tag are waiting at the bag drop, setting an easy tone before you reach the first tee. Putting and chipping greens allow time to settle the pace of the surfaces, with club rental and buggies also available. Five minutes away, the neighbouring Dunas Golf Course adds a second 18-hole option, a par 71 by David McLay Kidd shaped around the natural dune contours. Its 339-yard driving range has 50 bays, alongside separate short game areas, and its restaurant and bar make a useful place to regroup after a round.