Green Fees at Campoamor Golf - Alicante, Spain
Campoamor Golf is an 18-hole, par 72 parkland course at Dehesa de Campoamor in Alicante, Spain. Designed by Carmelo Garcia and open since 1989, it gives visiting golfers an established Costa Blanca round with green fees and tee times arranged by Campbell Lamont Golf.
Campoamor Golf green fees are checked for your preferred date and group size. Member discounts are available on selected dates, and buggies, trolleys or rental clubs can be requested with the round so the practical details are organised before arrival.
Campoamor Golf Course Overview
Real Club de Golf Campoamor has welcomed golfers since 1989 and is one of the established names in the Orihuela Costa golf corridor. Carmelo Garcia designed the 18-hole, par 72 layout as a mature parkland course, with trees defining many of the playing lines and water adding decisions on selected holes. Its position at Dehesa de Campoamor makes it a practical round for golfers staying along the southern Costa Blanca.
The course rewards a clear plan from the tee. Established trees frame the fairways, so placement is often more useful than simply chasing distance. A shot held on the correct side opens the approach, while a loose drive can leave branches or an awkward angle between the player and the green. Water hazards add another layer to several holes without defining the entire round. That balance gives the Campoamor course a traditional rhythm: choose a target, commit to it and leave the ball in the best position for the next shot.
Playing golf near Orihuela Costa is often part of a multi-course itinerary. Campoamor sits within the same broad golfing area as Las Colinas, Las Ramblas, La Finca and Villamartin, giving visiting groups contrasting layouts without changing their accommodation base. Here the emphasis is established parkland character, mature playing corridors and a friendly club setting rather than a newly built resort feel.
Playing the Real Club de Golf Campoamor
The Campoamor golf course asks players to think about position from the opening tee. Mature trees create recognisable corridors and influence both the drive and the angle into the green. Rather than demanding the same shot repeatedly, the layout mixes holes where a confident tee ball can create an attacking opportunity with others where restraint keeps water or trees out of play. The result is a round that rewards management as well as sound striking.
Approach play matters because the established parkland setting can narrow the preferred route into a green. A player who finds the correct section of fairway gets a clearer view and a more comfortable line; one who misses it may need to shape a recovery or accept a conservative target. The greens reward accurate iron play and a controlled pace with the putter, so there is value in leaving approaches beneath the hole and avoiding unnecessarily defensive positions.
Four officially rated tee sets allow groups to choose a suitable length. The white tees measure 6,100 metres and carry a course rating of 74.3 with a slope of 142; the yellow tees measure 5,720 metres and are rated 73.7 with a slope of 139. For women, the blue tees measure 5,400 metres with a 70.3 rating and slope of 138, while the red tees measure 5,180 metres with a 68.6 rating and slope of 131. These figures show that the course can provide a substantial test, particularly from the back markers, while retaining options for a mixed group.
The four rated tee sets help different standards share the same course. Stronger players can take on the full 6,100 metres from the white markers, while the yellow, blue and red tees reduce the overall distance without changing the essential decisions. For a society or holiday group, that flexibility makes it easier to select tees that keep the round enjoyable while preserving the character of each hole.
Visitor Golf Information
The club supports a complete day of golf with a clubhouse restaurant and terrace, a pro shop, practice facilities and equipment options. Golfers can warm up on the driving range and putting green before the round, then use the restaurant and bar afterwards. Electric buggies, trolleys and rental clubs are available to request; availability should be confirmed with the tee time, particularly when several players in the same group need equipment.
The setting above the Mediterranean places the club within easy reach of the coastal accommodation areas around Orihuela Costa. Visitors can combine the round with other Costa Blanca golf courses nearby, but Campoamor retains its own identity through its mature landscape, parkland strategy and long-standing club atmosphere. It is a sensible inclusion for golfers who prefer established playing corridors to an exposed modern resort layout.
Course and Slope Ratings
Official RFEG ratings are listed for four tee sets. Men can play from the 6,100-metre white tees (74.3 / slope 142) or 5,720-metre yellow tees (73.7 / slope 139). Women can play from the 5,400-metre blue tees (70.3 / slope 138) or 5,180-metre red tees (68.6 / slope 131). Check the club's current tee arrangements when booking and use the published rating for the markers played when calculating a course handicap.
Green Fees and Booking
Green fees vary with date and tee-time availability, so the reliable way to plan is to request the round for the exact day and number of players. Campbell Lamont Golf checks that request with the booking channel and confirms the rate before the group commits. Any required buggy, trolley or rental-club arrangements can be included at the same stage, helping the group arrive with the main details already settled.
For visitors, arranging the round through Campbell Lamont Golf keeps the booking straightforward. The team checks the requested date and group size, confirms the available tee time and current green fee, and can include buggies, trolleys or rental clubs where required. That gives one clear point of contact before travel and avoids relying on an assumed rate or an unconfirmed start time.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Real Club de Golf Campoamor?
The club is at Dehesa de Campoamor in the province of Alicante, within the Orihuela Costa golf area on the southern Costa Blanca.
How many holes does the Campoamor course have?
It is an 18-hole course with a par of 72.
Who designed the golf course?
The 18-hole layout was designed by Carmelo Garcia and opened in 1989.
What type of course is Campoamor?
It is an established parkland course. Mature trees define many fairways, while water hazards influence selected holes and add strategic decisions.
What are the tee lengths and ratings?
The white tees measure 6,100 metres (rating 74.3, slope 142), yellow 5,720 metres (73.7 / 139), blue 5,400 metres (70.3 / 138) and red 5,180 metres (68.6 / 131).
What visitor facilities are available?
The listed facilities include a clubhouse restaurant and terrace, pro shop, driving range, putting green, electric buggy hire, trolleys and rental clubs.
How much are green fees at Campoamor?
Green fees depend on the date and available tee time. Send your preferred date and group size and Campbell Lamont Golf will confirm the current visitor rate and any applicable member discount.
Can I request a buggy, trolley or rental clubs?
Yes. Buggies, trolleys and rental clubs are listed as available and can be requested with the tee time, subject to confirmation for your chosen date.
How do I book a tee time?
Use the availability or enquiry option on this page with your date and number of players. Campbell Lamont Golf will check the request and confirm the tee time, green fee and any equipment required.