Las Colinas Golf - Course Information
Las Colinas Golf is an 18-hole, par 71 course in a protected valley on the Orihuela Costa in Alicante, Spain. Designed by Cabell B. Robinson and open since 2010, the layout is arranged along the natural contours of the valley, with green fees and tee times arranged by Campbell Lamont Golf.
Las Colinas Golf & Country Club opened in 2010 and quickly became one of the better known addresses in the Orihuela Costa golf corridor. Robinson routed the 18-hole, par 71 course through a quiet valley, using the ridges, slopes and natural rock formations rather than flattening them. The result is a layout where each hole feels enclosed by the landscape, and where position from the tee usually matters more than raw distance.
The design philosophy places strategy ahead of length. Fairways are generous enough to encourage a full swing, but the hazards and the shape of the greens complexes reward a player who chooses a specific side of the fairway. Approach from the correct angle and the green opens; approach from the wrong one and the same shot becomes noticeably more awkward. Because the course measures 6,376 metres at its longest, few golfers will be overpowered by the yardage, yet most will find their course management tested.
Five officially rated tee sets make the round workable for a mixed group. Men can play the black tees at 6,376 metres (course rating 73.8, slope 144), the white tees at 6,033 metres (72.1 / 138) or the yellow tees at 5,664 metres (69.7 / 135). Women have the blue tees at 5,159 metres (72.5 / 134) and the red tees at 4,701 metres (69.8 / 128).
The putting surfaces are the part of the course most visitors comment on. They are maintained to a high standard, run true and hold a consistent pace, so lag putting and green-reading become a genuine part of the score. Leaving the ball below the hole, and accepting the middle of the green when the flag is tucked, is usually the sensible policy.
Visitor Facilities at Las Colinas
The golf club supports a full day of golf, with a clubhouse restaurant overlooking the valley, a pro shop, a practice academy and instruction available. GPS-equipped buggies, trolleys and rental clubs can be arranged for visitors and should be confirmed with the tee time.
Book your Las Colinas Golf green fee with Campbell Lamont Golf. Green fees change with the date and the tee times released, so send your preferred day, the number of players and any equipment required. Our team checks availability with the booking channel and confirms the current visitor rate, along with any member discount that applies, before the group commits.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Las Colinas golf course?
It is at Orihuela Costa in the province of Alicante, in the Dehesa de Campoamor area on the southern Costa Blanca.
How many holes does the course have?
It is an 18-hole course with a par of 71.
Who designed the course?
The layout was designed by Cabell B. Robinson and opened in 2010.
What type of course is it?
It is a championship parkland layout routed through a valley, using the natural terrain, ridges and rock formations rather than a flat resort site.
What are the tee lengths and ratings?
Black 6,376 metres (rating 73.8, slope 144), white 6,033 metres (72.1 / 138), yellow 5,664 metres (69.7 / 135), blue 5,159 metres (72.5 / 134) and red 4,701 metres (69.8 / 128).
Is the course suitable for higher handicappers?
Yes. It is demanding from the championship tees, but the five rated tee sets let groups choose a length that keeps the round enjoyable for all abilities.
What visitor facilities are available?
The listed facilities include a clubhouse restaurant, a practice academy, a golf academy with instruction, a pro shop and GPS-equipped buggy hire, along with trolleys and rental clubs.
How much are green fees at Las Colinas?
Green fees depend on the date and the tee time available. Send your preferred date and group size and Campbell Lamont Golf will confirm the current visitor rate and any member discount that applies.
How far is the course from Alicante Airport?
Alicante Airport (ALC) is approximately 65 km away, around 50 minutes by road via the AP-7 motorway.