Doña Julia Golf
Clifftop holes with the sea below, and the 612-metre par-5 8th, one of the longest holes on the coast.
🛰️ The course from the sky↓
Doña Julia sits on high ground above Casares Playa, between the sea and the Sierra Bermeja. The club names Antonio Garrido, a Spanish Ryder Cup player of the 1970s, as its designer, and the course opened in 2005. It is a par 71 of 6,021 metres from the white tees, with six tee sets; from the tips it is a serious test, with a slope of 144. The land falls toward the water, so many holes play downhill with long sea views. The hole everyone remembers is the 8th, a downhill par 5 of 612 metres, one of the longest holes on the coast. The slopes make walking hard work, and a shared buggy is part of every green fee. The club's 2026 fees are 84 euros in low season and 95 in high season, which here means spring and autumn; nine holes cost 59 to 65 euros. A year of golf with 125 rounds is 2,500 euros for one person, 4,800 for a couple (club, 2026).
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The shared buggy is part of every fee; nine holes cost 59 to 65 euros. Twilight for two players with a shared buggy: 159 or 142 by season.
A year of golf with 125 tee times is 2,500 euros for one person, 4,800 for a couple, charged pro rata if you buy it after January; in March and October members tee off from 14:00, the rest of the year at any time, and extra rounds cost half the public price (42 to 47.50 euros). Shorter passes, shared buggy included: two months with 50 rounds, 1,400 euros in March and from 16 September to 31 October, 1,240 the rest of the year; a month of daily golf 1,080 or 955; a week 440 or 375. A member's guest pays 59 to 64 euros (45 for nine holes), up to three guests a day, playing with the member. Every pass is in a name, for one person or for a couple who play together. Vouchers 2026, shared buggy included and valid 12 months from purchase: 5 green fees 370 euros, 10 for 690, 20 for 1,275, 50 for 2,150, in one or two names; a holder may bring one guest a day on the voucher (verified with the club, September 2026).
No driving range at this course.
The Green House serves daily menus, breakfasts and take away, 8 to 7.
What the internet says
On Leadingcourses, Doña Julia scores 7.5 from 169 reviews (read 2026). Golfshake users give 4.2 of 5 from 28 reviews, and 94 percent would play again. The Albrecht Golf Guide shows 3.8 of 5 from 34 reviews. Players praise the sea views, the greens and the friendly welcome, and many call the course good value. The repeated warnings: it is very hilly, with long climbs between some greens and tees, so take the buggy; there is no proper driving range to warm up on; and some reviewers feel the facilities are thin for the price.
The course and the greens
Reviews are mixed. Some visitors found good greens with decent pace, while others met soft or worn surfaces. Condition seems to change a lot through the year.
Arrival and the welcome
Most reviewers describe friendly, helpful staff and a welcoming clubhouse. A small number report a poor response when they had a complaint.
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Avda. Doña Julia (A-7 km 146), 29690 Casares
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