Are there golf courses on the island with distinctive scenery or landscapes?

Several golf courses here offer landscapes that go far beyond the usual fairways and greens. The Club de Golf Alcanada, near Alcudia on the north coast, is well known for its stunning setting beside the Mediterranean, with holes framed by views of the bay and the dramatic Formentor Peninsula. Its combination of pine groves and coastal breeze creates a refreshing, varied experience that feels quintessentially Balearic.

Not far away, the Golf Son Gual near Palma is set in the foothills, with courses winding through olive groves and open spaces that highlight the island’s natural beauty without the distraction of the sea. It’s a quieter, more intimate setting but no less memorable for its careful landscaping and use of local flora.

For a round with a sense of history and island culture, Golf Son Muntaner also near Palma offers views of the surrounding Tramuntana mountains and the urban skyline. The course integrates natural stone and Mediterranean vegetation, fostering an environment that feels both challenging and uniquely Mallorcan. Between coastal panoramas and rugged mountain backdrops, golfers will find the island’s scenery an integral part of the experience, making each round a feast for the senses rather than just the scorecard.