Green Fees at Alicante Golf - Alicante, Spain
Alicante Golf is an 18-hole, par 72 golf course in Alicante, Spain, designed by Seve Ballesteros and laid out beneath the Sierra Grossa. Book green fees and tee times with Campbell Lamont Golf, with member discounts on selected dates.
Green Fees and Booking
Book your Alicante Golf green fee with Campbell Lamont Golf. The course plays as an 18-hole, par 72 layout close to the city and to Alicante Airport, and we confirm tee-time availability directly with the club. Tell us your date and group size and our team comes back with the rate, the start interval and any buggies, trolleys or rental clubs your group needs, along with any member discount that applies to your booking.
The Golf Course
Golfers searching for golf Alicante generally want two things: a course with real pedigree and a short journey to the tee. Alicante Golf delivers both. The layout carries the design signature of Seve Ballesteros, one of the most celebrated names in European golf, and it sits on the edge of the city itself, beneath the Sierra Grossa ridge, so a round here fits easily around a city stay or the first and last day of a golf trip.
The Seve Ballesteros design is what sets this Alicante golf course apart. Ballesteros favoured generous fairways that invite an aggressive tee shot, balanced by hazards placed exactly where a loose one finishes, and that philosophy is visible hole after hole here. Greens are medium in size with subtle breaks, so approach play and a steady putting stroke matter more than raw distance, and water in play on several holes adds both a decision to make and something to look at.
Six par 5s is unusual for a par 72 and it changes the shape of the round completely. Most par 72 courses carry four, so there are two extra genuine birdie chances on the card for the longer hitter and two extra three-shot holes for anyone playing it safe. It rewards a player who commits to a plan: go at them and the card can move quickly, lay up sensibly and you still have a wedge in hand. Whichever way you play them, the six par 5s are what golfers remember afterwards.
The Sierra Grossa setting gives the course its backdrop. The ridge rises behind the property and frames a number of holes, so despite the city being close at hand the round feels open and green rather than urban. That combination is rare on this stretch of coast, and it is a large part of why visitors staying in the city keep coming back.
Five sets of tees are officially rated by the RFEG, from 6,400 metres off the black markers down to 5,100 metres off the red, which is what makes this a comfortable choice for a mixed group. A low-handicap player gets a proper test from the back, everyone else plays the same holes at a sensible length, and nobody spends the afternoon searching for golf balls.
Booking Alicante Golf through Campbell Lamont Golf means the tee time you are quoted is the tee time the club has confirmed. Groups get one point of contact, one confirmation and one invoice, however many rounds are in the itinerary, and buggies, trolleys and club hire are arranged alongside the green fee rather than settled at the desk on the morning of play.
Course Layout and Playing Experience
The course showcases the Ballesteros design philosophy: layouts that are attractive to look at, strategically interesting and playable for golfers of every standard. Generous fairways invite an aggressive tee shot, while well-positioned hazards punish the wayward one, and the medium-sized greens hold subtle breaks that reward accurate iron play.
Six par 5s in a par 72 give the round its character, with two more three-shot holes than a typical layout and, for the longer hitter, two more genuine chances to pick up a shot. Water comes into play on several holes, adding to both the look and the decision-making, and the Sierra Grossa ridge behind the property frames much of the round.
For a visiting golfer the practical picture is straightforward. The club sits close to the city and to Alicante Airport, buggies, trolleys and club hire are available, and the clubhouse restaurant, pro shop and practice area make a full golfing day easy. Green fees vary by season and tee time, so send us your date and we will confirm the current rate and any member discount before you commit.
Facilities and Visitor Information
The clubhouse is set up for a full day of golf: a restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine with a terrace, a pro shop stocking equipment and apparel, and a driving range and short game area for a warm-up before you tee off. Electric buggies, trolleys and rental club sets can all be arranged, and our team books them alongside your green fees so everything is confirmed before you travel.
Course & Slope Rating
Official RFEG course and slope ratings are published for every set of tees, so you can choose a tee and work out your playing handicap before the round. For men, the black tees measure 6,400 metres and are rated 73.2 with a slope of 136, the white tees 6,200 metres (72.2 / slope 135) and the yellow tees 5,850 metres (70.4 / slope 130). For women, the blue tees play 5,500 metres (68.1 / slope 124) and the red tees 5,100 metres (66.4 / slope 119). Those numbers explain the appeal for a mixed group: a firm test from the back markers and a comfortable round from the forward tees.
Alicante Golf tee times, buggies and club hire are all arranged by our team.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Alicante Golf?
The course is at Avda. Locutor Vicente Hipolito 37, 03540 Alicante, on the edge of the city beneath the Sierra Grossa, around 12 km and 15 minutes from Alicante Airport.
Who designed the course?
It was designed by Seve Ballesteros, and the layout follows his philosophy of generous fairways balanced by well-positioned hazards.
How many holes does the course have?
It is an 18-hole course, measuring 6,400 metres from the black tees, 6,200 from the white, 5,850 from the yellow, 5,500 from the blue and 5,100 metres from the red tees.
What is the par?
The course plays to a par of 72 from every set of tees.
What are the six par 5s like?
Six of the eighteen holes play as par 5s, two more than a typical par 72. They give longer hitters extra scoring chances and shorter hitters a straightforward three-shot route, and they are the holes most golfers talk about afterwards.
What is the setting like?
The course sits on the edge of Alicante beneath the Sierra Grossa, so the ridge frames a number of holes and the round feels green and open despite the city being close at hand.
How difficult is it?
The black tees are rated 73.2 with a slope of 136, so it is a genuine test off the back markers, while the white, yellow, blue and red tees keep the same holes playable for mixed-ability groups.
What are the green fees at Alicante Golf?
Green fees vary by season, tee time and group size. Check availability for your date and our team will confirm the current rate, including any member discount that applies.
How do I book Alicante Golf?
Choose your date and group size on this page or send an enquiry, and Campbell Lamont Golf will confirm the tee time directly with the club, along with buggies, trolleys or club hire if you need them.