Los Naranjos Golf Club

Los Naranjos is the third of the Golf Valley's big names, next to Las Brisas. Robert Trent Jones Sr designed it, and it opened in 1977 on land that was an orange farm; the old grove and a river still cross the course. It is a par 72 of 6,532 metres. The front nine rolls gently through the orange trees, the back nine is flatter parkland, and the large greens, relaid with bent grass, are firm and fast. Jones built it on his hard par, easy bogey idea, so most levels can get round with sensible play. The Ladies European Tour closed its 2021 season here with the Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España. Visitors are welcome. In 2026 the high-season green fee (28 September to 15 November) is 177 euros, with the buggy 54 euros extra; low and mid season rounds cost 139 to 145 euros with buggy included, and twilight starts at 112 euros. The annual membership fee is 3,905 euros (2026). There is a big range and an 18-court padel club.

High season is the bare green fee; low and mid season rates include the buggy. Twilight rounds run 112 to 136 euros.

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What the internet says

Leadingcourses users give 8.2 from 185 reviews (read 2026). On Golfshake it holds an unusually high 4.7 from 30 reviews, with praise for the fairways, the new bent-grass greens and the welcome. Top100GolfCourses ranks it 46th in Spain and 14th on the Costa del Sol, though its own user score is a cooler 3.5. Reviewers call it the easiest of the Golf Valley trio to enjoy. The warnings: high-season pricing drops the included buggy, and some reviewers say autumn prices have climbed close to premium-club levels.

The course and the greens

Reviewers on leadingcourses and TripAdvisor praise firm, fast greens on renewed bent grass and well kept fairways. A few visits found some worn spots on the greens.

Arrival and the welcome

Visitors describe friendly staff everywhere, from reception to the restaurant. Many say the club makes you feel welcome as soon as you arrive.

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