Real Club de Golf Las Brisas

Las Brisas opened in 1968 as Club de Golf Nueva Andalucía, built for the developer José Banús with a Robert Trent Jones Sr design. It was one of the first courses in Europe with bent-grass greens. Kyle Phillips rebuilt the course in 2014 and 2015, restoring Jones's style and creating new holes on the back nine. It is a par 72 of 6,203 metres from the back tees. Ten lakes, fed by two streams, bring water into play on twelve holes, and the raised, fast greens are heavily bunkered. The gardens are part of the fame: trees collected from five continents. Las Brisas hosted the World Cup in 1973, won by Nicklaus and Miller, and again in 1989, plus the Spanish Open in 1970, 1983 and 1987, and the Ladies European Tour season finale in 2023. It became a members' club in 1981 and has about 1,225 members. Guests play only with a member. The entrance fee is 35,000 euros and the annual fee about 4,000 euros (2026).

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What the internet says

Leadingcourses users score it 8.7 from 65 reviews (read 2026), one of the top marks on the coast. Top100GolfCourses ranks it 9th in Spain, 3rd on the Costa del Sol and 62nd in continental Europe, with a 4.5 user score. Golfshake shows 4.5, but from only 3 reviews. Players praise the greens, the water holes and the gardens. The warning is access: reviews come almost only from members and their guests, guest numbers are capped, and there is no way to simply book a round.

The course and the greens

Public reviews are few because this is a private members club. Guests who have played it describe very well kept, true greens and a course held to a high standard.

Arrival and the welcome

Guest reviewers describe a friendly and efficient welcome. Visitor places are limited, so most people come as a member's guest.

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