Green Fees at La Finca Golf - Alicante, Spain

La Finca Golf is an 18-hole, par 72 resort course at Algorfa in the province of Alicante, Spain. Designed by Jose Gancedo and open since 2002, the layout sits beneath the Escotera Mountains and gives visiting golfers a Costa Blanca round with green fees and tee times arranged by Campbell Lamont Golf.

La Finca Golf green fees are checked for your preferred date and group size. Member discounts apply on selected dates, while buggies, trolleys and rental clubs can be requested with the round so the practical details are settled before arrival.

La Finca Golf course at Algorfa on the Costa Blanca

La Finca Golf Course Overview

The La Finca golf course opened in 2002 and has become one of the better known names in the Costa Blanca south golf corridor. Jose Gancedo, also known as Pepe Gancedo, routed the 18-hole, par 72 layout across undulating resort land at Algorfa, using the natural fall of the ground rather than flattening it. Its inland position near Alicante keeps it within comfortable reach of both the coastal resorts and the Murcia border.

Elevation is the first thing most visitors notice. Tees sit above fairways on several holes, so the ball is often played from a raised position with the wider landscape and the Escotera Mountains in view. Those changes in level affect club selection more than the card suggests, and a downhill approach can play a club or two shorter than the measured yardage. Reading the slope correctly is a large part of scoring well here.

Water is the second defining feature. Lakes influence a number of holes, and the closing stretch in particular asks players to decide between an aggressive line and a safer route to the middle of the green. The greens themselves are generous in size and contoured, so an approach finishing on the wrong tier can leave a long putt across a break. Placement into the correct section is usually worth more than raw distance.

Golf at La Finca Alicante is frequently part of a wider itinerary. The resort sits in the same broad area as Las Colinas, Campoamor, Las Ramblas and Villamartin, so groups can build a varied week without changing accommodation. What separates this course from its neighbours is the combination of dramatic terrain, resort facilities and a design that asks for judgement on nearly every tee.

Playing the La Finca Resort Course

The course asks for judgement from the opening tee. Elevated tees give a clear view of the hole ahead, but they also make distance harder to judge, and the correct club is often one fewer than instinct suggests. Fairways roll with the land rather than across it, so a well struck drive can be rewarded with extra run while a slightly loose one can be carried into a more awkward position.

Approach play is where the round is usually decided. The greens are large and contoured, and a shot that finishes on the wrong section leaves a putt that has to negotiate a ridge or a fall. A player who studies the pin position before choosing a line will find far more straightforward two-putts than one who simply aims for the centre of the putting surface every time.

Water becomes increasingly important through the closing holes, where lakes tighten the target and reward a committed swing over a tentative one. These holes give the finish a clear identity, and they are the reason many visitors remember the round afterwards. There is always a conservative route available, so the challenge is choosing a plan that matches the state of the match rather than attempting a hero shot on every tee.

Because the four rated tee sets cover a wide range of lengths, societies and mixed groups can play together without the round becoming unmanageable. Stronger players can take on the full 6,394 metres from the white markers, while the yellow, blue and red tees shorten the course without removing the decisions that make the design interesting.

Visitor Golf Information

The resort supports a full day of golf. There are practice facilities including a driving range and short game area, a pro shop for equipment and accessories, and several dining options within the resort. A hotel and spa sit alongside the course, which makes stay-and-play arrangements straightforward for groups. Buggies, trolleys and rental clubs are available to request and should be confirmed with the tee time, particularly when several players in the same group need equipment.

Alicante Airport is roughly 55 km away, about a 40 minute drive using the AP-7 motorway south towards Murcia and the Algorfa exit. That access makes the course a realistic choice on an arrival or departure day as well as during the main part of a golf week.

Course and Slope Ratings

La Finca Golf publishes official RFEG ratings for four tee sets. Men can play the 6,394-metre white tees (74.3 / slope 138) or the 6,032-metre yellow tees (72.6 / slope 135). Women can play the 5,737-metre blue tees (69.8 / slope 129) or the 5,411-metre red tees (67.5 / slope 125). Use the published rating for the markers actually played when calculating a course handicap, and check the club's current tee arrangements when booking.

Green Fees and Booking

Green fees at La Finca Golf vary by date and tee-time availability, so the reliable approach is to request the round for the exact day and number of players. Campbell Lamont Golf checks that request with the booking channel, confirms the rate before the group commits, and can add any buggy, trolley or rental-club requirements at the same stage.

That gives visiting groups one clear point of contact before travel, rather than relying on an assumed rate or an unconfirmed start time. Member discounts are applied where they are available for the chosen date.

La Finca Golf enquiries can include the intended date, number of players and any equipment needed. You can also compare golf courses on the Costa Blanca or browse all green fees in Spain.

Frequently asked questions

Where is La Finca Golf & Spa Resort?

The resort is at Algorfa in the province of Alicante, in the Costa Blanca south golf area, beneath the Escotera Mountains.

How many holes does the La Finca course have?

It is an 18-hole course with a par of 72.

Who designed the golf course?

The layout was designed by Jose Gancedo, widely known as Pepe Gancedo, and opened in 2002.

What type of course is it?

It is a resort parkland layout. Significant changes in elevation shape many holes, and lakes influence the closing stretch in particular.

What are the tee lengths and ratings?

The white tees measure 6,394 metres (rating 74.3, slope 138), yellow 6,032 metres (72.6 / 135), blue 5,737 metres (69.8 / 129) and red 5,411 metres (67.5 / 125).

What visitor facilities are available?

The listed facilities include a resort hotel, spa, restaurants, a driving range and short game area, a pro shop, a golf academy and GPS-equipped buggy hire.

How much are green fees at La Finca Golf?

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.

How far is the course from Alicante Airport?

Alicante Airport (ALC) is around 55 km away, roughly a 40 minute drive using the AP-7 motorway south and the Algorfa exit.

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.

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