Mallorca golf courses: tee times & green fees 2027
Every golfer on Mallorca lands at Palma, and the four courses on this page spread out from there in three directions. Son Gual is the nearest, a quarter of an hour east of the terminal on the Manacor road, with Thomas Himmel’s huge bunkers and steeply tilted greens. Santa Ponsa I lies south-west in Calvià, the 1977 course where Seve Ballesteros won twice. The other two need a longer drive: Alcanada sits on the Carretera del Faro beyond Port d’Alcúdia in the north, and Pula Golf is out east near Son Servera, with a 16th-century manor as its hotel. Three of the four print a full euro rate table, and all four take visitor bookings online. This page compares fees, entry rules and drive times so you can choose a base.
- Courses compared4
- Published fees from€77
- Fly intoPalma de Mallorca (PMI)
- Best monthsMar–May, Sep–Oct
- Longest drive from PMIAbout 1 hr
Compare Mallorca courses
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| Course | Green fee from | What’s included | Getting there | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 1Club de Golf AlcanadaRobert Trent Jones Jr. coastal course | €115Checked November 2026 · details | BookRead the guide | ||
 2Son Gual GolfThomas Himmel championship course | €115Checked November 2026 · details | BookRead the guide | ||
 3Golf Santa Ponsa IEuropean Tour parkland course | €77Checked November 2026 · details | BookRead the guide | ||
 4Pula Golf ResortCourse & manor-house hotel | Rates on request · how to book | BookRead the guide |
Prices are the lowest published or listed visitor rates we found, with their source and date on each guide. Partner links may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. How we work
Which Mallorca course should you book?
Club de Golf Alcanada
Alcanada, Robert Trent Jones Jr.’s course on the Bay of Alcúdia, opened in 2003 after Hans-Peter Porsche spent 13 years securing permits. The lighthouse islet stays in sight on most holes; the price peaks at €230 in spring and autumn.
Green fees & bookingSon Gual Golf
Son Gual, at kilometre 11.5 of the Ma-15 and about 15 minutes from the terminal. Its 532-metre 18th crosses a stream and finishes with water beyond the putting surface, and a winter round from mid-November costs €115.
Green fees & bookingPula Golf Resort
Pula Golf, reworked by José María Olazábal from 2004 to 2006. Book a golf-inclusive room in the 1581 manor house and the golf is unlimited, so a morning round and an evening nine cost nothing extra.
Green fees & bookingWhat a round really costs.
- Green fee+
- Buggy+
- Day licence+
- Golf-inclusive room
Your travel dates move the bill more than your choice of course. Santa Ponsa I is the cheapest published round at €77 in its low weeks, rising to €106 and then €126 in high season. Son Gual charges €115 from mid-November to Christmas Eve 2026, €135 in July and August 2027 and €185 in spring 2027. Alcanada spans €115 in the quietest winter weeks to €230 in spring and autumn, and adds a €3 day licence unless you hold a Spanish federation card. Budget €35 to €48 for a buggy at those three. Pula shows its fee only on the booking engine, and golf-inclusive hotel rooms remove the green fee altogether.
Getting around.
Palma de Mallorca (PMI) is the island’s only airport, and you will want a hire car to move between these courses; there is no rail link to Alcanada or Pula. Son Gual is the quickest hop, about 15 minutes east on the Ma-15. Santa Ponsa takes roughly 25 minutes west along the Ma-1 towards Andratx, and the two are about half an hour apart. Alcanada needs around 50 minutes north-east on the Ma-13, and Pula about an hour across the island through Manacor. Alcanada and Pula are themselves an hour apart, so a split stay, Palma first and then the north or east coast, saves doubling back.
When to play.
Prices peak in spring at all three priced courses, from mid-March to late May or early June. Autumn is the second high season at Alcanada and Santa Ponsa, running from mid-September to the end of October or early November. Summer is cheaper because of the heat: book first tee times or the evening twilight tickets. Check event and maintenance dates. Alcanada hosted the Challenge Tour Grand Final from 29 October to 1 November 2026, and Pula’s International Couples Championship runs from 15 to 19 November 2026. Son Gual hollow-cores its greens on 6 December 2026, then opens only nine holes at a time from 11 to 31 January 2027.
Questions golfers ask.
Is a handicap needed for golf in Mallorca?
At some courses, yes. Alcanada caps playing handicap at 33 for men and 35 for women, and Santa Ponsa I requires an official handicap for every player. Son Gual and Pula publish no limit online, so carry a certificate or app record and confirm when you book.
Are there caddies on Mallorca golf courses?
None of these four advertises a caddie service. Visitors use buggies, which cost €48 at Alcanada and €45 at Son Gual with GPS, or electric and pull trolleys. Tipping a caddie is not part of Spanish golf, so there is no extra cash to plan for.
Which Mallorca golf course is closest to Palma airport?
Son Gual, about 15 minutes away at kilometre 11.5 of the Palma–Manacor road. Santa Ponsa I is next at roughly 25 minutes. Alcanada and Pula are both nearer an hour, so leave them for the middle of the trip rather than a flight day.
Can visitors play all three courses at Golf Santa Ponsa?
No. Only Santa Ponsa I, the original 1977 course, sells visitor tee times; Santa Ponsa II and III are for members. Book course I on TeeOne or through the golf office on +34 971 690 211, and bring soft spikes, as metal spikes are not allowed.
Is it cheaper to stay at Pula Golf than to pay green fees?
If you plan several rounds, usually. Rooms booked with golf included through the resort’s own website come with unlimited free golf. Visitors who stay elsewhere can still book green fees on TeeOne, where the price for each date is shown live.