Golf Holidays Spain
Almost fifty years ago, UK golfers discovered the golf courses of Spain's Costa del Sol. and today, golf holidays in Spain are more popular than ever. Over the years, there has been an explosion in golf course development and other regions of Spain now challenge Andalucia for the attention of the golfing fraternity.
There has never been a better time to take a golf holiday in Spain. Golf courses have woken up to the fact that they need to offer value if they are to continue to attract increasingly discerning golfers. In addition, there is the fabulous winter climate that sees UK golfers playing in December and January sunshine in shorts and short sleeved polo shirts, while back home, the fairways of their local courses are frozen solid.
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Golf Holidays to Spain
Almost fifty years ago, UK golfers discovered the golf courses of Spain's Costa del Sol. and today, golf holidays in Spain are more popular than ever. Over the years, there has been an explosion in golf course development and other regions of Spain now challenge Andalucia for the attention of the golfing fraternity.There has never been a better time to take a golf holiday in Spain. Golf courses have woken up to the fact that they need to offer value if they are to continue to attract increasingly discerning golfers. In addition, there is the fabulous winter climate that sees UK golfers playing in December and January sunshine in shorts and short sleeved polo shirts, while back home, the fairways of their local courses are frozen solid.
Costa del Sol
With the number of golf courses available to play now approaching 40, it's easy to see why the province of Malaga and above all, its coast - popularly known as the 'Costa del Golf' - is one of the world's leading holiday destinations and a big favourite with British golfers. Indeed, there is a golf holiday resort here to suit every taste.
Costa Blanca.
Fast becoming a serious rival to the Costa del Sol for the affections of British golfers, the Costa Blanca region extends from La Manga in the south to Valencia. The climate is superb and the annual rainfall is even lower than that of the Costa del Sol.
Costa de La Luz
This region of Spain borders the Algarve region of Portugal, so golfers can choose from a range of top class courses on either side of the border.
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