Golf Alcanada

Club de Golf Alcanada is a championship golf course located on the island of Mallorca, Spain. It was founded in 2003 and is one of the newer golf courses in the region.

The course was designed by the renowned golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. It features 18 holes of challenging golf, with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Alcanada lighthouse. The course is also known for its natural landscape, with olive trees, pine forests, and a variety of local flora and fauna.

Club de Golf Alcanada has hosted several professional and amateur golf tournaments, including the European Senior Tour Championship in 2007 and the Mallorca Open in 2019. It has also been selected as one of the top 100 golf courses in Europe by Golf World magazine.

Notable accomplishments at Club de Golf Alcanada include the victory of Christian Cévaër in the 2007 European Senior Tour Championship, and the win of Emma Nilsson in the 2019 Mallorca Open. The course has also been praised by golfing legends such as Ian Woosnam and Severiano Ballesteros, who described it as a "spectacular" and "memorable" golfing experience.

Overall, Club de Golf Alcanada is a must-play golf course for golfers looking for a challenging and scenic golfing experience on the island of Mallorca

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