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- 3 Nights All Inclusive at FERGUS Style Cala Blanca Suites
- 1 Round at Santa Ponsa I
- 1 Round at Real Golf De Bendinat
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Santa Ponsa is one of Majorca's best-known golf hubs, with two 18-hole courses and a 9-hole layout, so you can keep a mixed-ability group happy without trekking all over the island. You're also well placed for post-round options, with Santa Ponsa, Magalluf and Palma all within easy reach.
The headline act is Santa Ponsa I, designed by Folco Nardi and Jose 'Pepe' Gancedo and a former host of European Tour events. Big names have played here over the years, including Seve Ballesteros, Bernard Langer, Jose Maria Olazabal, Miguel Jimenez and Lee Westwood. It's a proper championship test in places, so bring a plan off the tee and don't expect to switch off on the back nine. The routing demands accuracy and rewards smart course management, with enough movement in the terrain and hazard placement to keep you thinking throughout the round.
If you like to warm up properly, the practice set-up is strong: driving range, chipping area and two putting greens, ideal for a quick tune-up before your tee time or for working on your short game during a longer stay.
All in, Santa Ponsa is a smart pick if you want serious golf by day and a choice of beaches, bars and restaurants once the scorecard's signed. If your group wants a tour-host course on the rota, decent practice areas and somewhere lively for dinner afterwards, this ticks a lot of boxes.
Who is this for? Golfers who want a Santa Ponsa base with plenty going on off-course, plus a choice of layouts on-site.
Who is it best for? Groups mixing handicaps who still want at least one proper championship-style round, plus anyone keen to add a European Tour host course to the trip.
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Huge expanses of water punctuate Golf Santa Ponsa I, the club's premier layout. The resort-style track would be at home in a Florida development, with lush green fairways and perfect white sand bordering the ever-present aquatic obstacles.
The par-72 course will favour the long-hitters, but those who are consistently accurate will reap the rewards by avoiding trouble. Santa Ponsa's number one course is often chosen to host prominent regional events, and is a sure-fire hit for traveling golfers.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Folco Nardi, Jose Pepe Gancedo |
| Opened for play | 1977 |
| White | 6,543 metres | Slope 133 |
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| Yellow | 6,219 metres | Slope 131 |
| Blue | 5,617 metres | Slope 138 |
| Red | 5,250 metres | Slope 132 |
Golf Santa Ponsa II is a tale of two halves. Making your score in the opening two thirds is essential, as the fairways are forgiving and birdie chances are frequent. However, the closing stretch is a test of nerve, as the final 5 holes wind around an enormous lake that repeatedly threatens the fairways and greens.
For the younger ones and beginners, the complex also has a nine-hole academy course known as Golf Santa Ponsa III, which is a great learning ground for picking up the game.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Jose Pepe Gancedo |
| Opened for play | 1991 |
| White | 6,053 metres | Slope 134 |
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| Yellow | 5,706 metres | Slope 131 |
| Blue | 5,128 metres | Slope 134 |
| Red | 4,872 metres | Slope 131 |
William
✓10 Oct 2019
5 hour round on buggies, greens on front 9 very poor. 3 temporary greens were in play.
John
✓25 Sep 2019
Could be better
Mike
✓20 Sep 2019
The greens were in very bad condition and the course needed some attention also some temps very disappointed for the cost
Brian
✓15 Sep 2019
Golf course poor condition do not play it until they get it fixed
Douglas
✓3 Sep 2019
We liked the layout of the course, but the greens were mostly not great and some of them were awful. I took a few pictures and will send them to Alex Mook as I don't see anywhere on here to attach them to my review. The people were OK, but the welcome wasn't great, so probably wouldn't go back. We did play this course twice and I was nearly calling you on the Friday to change the course for us on our last day.
Michael
✓8 May 2019
Good condition and no issues. Good course for beginners.
Sam
✓25 Mar 2019
Compared with our home courses in Scotland at this time, the condition of Santa Ponsa 1 was inferior. Water featured at least half of the course and during the first round we lost a few balls and no retrieving facilities available. It cost extra 12 euros per round for pull trollies which we felt was a bit steep.
Ron
✓13 Mar 2019
Sid
✓23 Oct 2018
greens were awful and the mounds to tee off were also not in a good state but it was just ok,
Sian
✓12 Oct 2018