Villamartín Golf Course

Overview

Villamartín Golf Course opened in 1972 and is among the longer-established courses in the Valencian Community. This 18-hole, par-72 layout was designed by Puttman and sits among vegetation that has grown with the course for more than five decades.

Generous greens and views towards the Mediterranean form part of the setting. Villamartín also has a tournament history that includes a European Tour event. Its clubhouse, restaurant, practice area and golf services give visitors space to prepare before playing and spend time at the course afterwards.

Course Details

Villamartín Golf Course is known for its large greens. They offer room to find the putting surface, while the layout presents different demands as the round develops. Mature trees and established planting are prominent features throughout the course.

The 17th is its best-known hole. This par 3 asks golfers to play across a wooded ravine to reach a large green with two levels. The crossing gives the tee shot its character. Once the ball reaches the green, its position on either platform becomes part of the challenge.

Course Highlights

Villamartín Golf Course has welcomed a European Tour event. Severiano Ballesteros, José María Olazábal, Ian Woosnam and Sam Torrance are among the international golfers who have played here.
Villamartín Golf Course: The 17th Hole

The par-3 17th brings the course’s mature landscape into focus. Golfers must cross a wooded ravine before reaching its broad, two-tier green. It is a distinctive hole late in the round, followed by the 18th, which visitors can watch from the clubhouse terrace after finishing.

A community of players from across Europe has also made Villamartín its home course. For those golfers, it is part of everyday life. For visitors, the established setting and the course’s tournament history give the round additional interest.

Practice Facilities

Villamartín Golf Course has a practice area where golfers can prepare before their round. Arriving ahead of a tee time allows time to get ready for play and settle in at the course, particularly on a first visit.
For a travelling group, the practice area gives players a place to meet before moving to the first tee. The course information provided confirms the practice area but does not specify its size or individual practice features.

Clubhouse & Facilities

The restored clubhouse has a restaurant and an elevated terrace overlooking the 18th hole. Its varied snack menu gives golfers a place to meet before playing or sit down together after their round. From the terrace, visitors can look across the course and watch play on the closing hole.

Facilities at Villamartín Golf Course include a pro shop, changing rooms, luggage storage, a caddy master and a buggy bar. Buggies, handcarts and golf clubs are available for hire. Club hire is useful for visitors who prefer to travel without their own equipment, while the other services support a full day at the course.
Location

Villamartín Golf Course is in the Valencian Community, with established vegetation and views towards the Mediterranean. The clubhouse sits within the course, and its terrace looks towards the 18th hole.
More than 50 years after opening, the mature planting remains a central part of the setting. Its wooded areas also shape the playing experience, most clearly at the 17th, where the ravine lies between the tee and green.

Why Play Here

Villamartín Golf Course brings together a long history, generous greens and a memorable par-3 17th. Its European Tour connection adds interest for golfers who enjoy playing courses with a tournament record.
The restored clubhouse gives the day a natural place to finish. After playing the 18th, golfers can visit the restaurant and look back across the closing hole from the terrace. For a Costa Blanca golf holiday, Villamartín offers a round with an established setting and a clear identity.