Stay up to date with the latest Mallorca golf news, including course updates, tournaments, green fee offers and developments from golf courses across the island. Mallorca’s mild climate and excellent selection of courses make it one of Europe’s leading destinations for memorable golf holidays.
Here you’ll find useful information about golf courses in Mallorca, upcoming events, special offers and practical tips for planning your next golf holiday in Mallorca. Our goal is to keep you informed about what is happening on and around the island’s golf courses.
Mallorca is preparing to welcome another important event in the Spanish amateur golf calendar. From 4 to 7 December 2026, Son Antem Golf in Llucmajor will host the Copa Baleares 2026, a four-day competition bringing competitive amateur golf to the island during the quieter winter season. The tournament is officially
November can be a rewarding month for a golf holiday in Mallorca, provided you plan for the conditions rather than assume it will feel like summer. The days can be bright and comfortable, but mornings and evenings are cooler, rain is possible, and there is less daylight for a round.
One of Mallorca’s most historic golf destinations is entering a new chapter. Golf Santa Ponsa is currently undergoing a major transformation that will reshape both its clubhouse facilities and the hotel immediately beside the course. The project is expected to culminate in 2027, adding a new hospitality concept to one
Mallorca’s luxury tourism sector is gaining economic importance, and the latest figures suggest new opportunities for high-quality golf holidays on the island. According to figures reported by Essentially Mallorca in October 2026, spending by luxury visitors is expected to increase by approximately 5% this year, despite an estimated 2% decline
Mallorca is continuing its experiment with shorter competitive golf. On Sunday, 8 November 2026, the Balearic Golf Federation will stage the Balearic 12-Hole Championship at Club de Golf Alcanada in northern Mallorca. The event brings together amateur golfers for a competitive round of just twelve holes rather than the traditional
Mallorca hosted the IAGTO Mallorca Trophy 2026 from 13 to 18 September, bringing 40 specialist golf tour operators from 17 countries across Europe and North America to the island. The five-day programme combined golf, professional meetings and experiences designed to give the participating operators direct knowledge of Mallorca as a
Keeping a golf course green in a Mediterranean climate inevitably raises questions about water. On Mallorca, where hot summers, limited rainfall and pressure on natural water resources are part of island life, those questions are particularly relevant. Yet the way Mallorca’s golf courses are irrigated is often very different from
For many visitors, Mallorca is still associated primarily with summer, beaches and long Mediterranean evenings. Golfers, however, often see the island differently. Once the most intense heat of July and August begins to fade, Mallorca enters one of its most attractive periods for golf. From September through November, comfortable temperatures,
Mallorca will once again become the centre of attention for one of European golf’s most important season finales when the Rolex Grand Final supported by The R&A returns to Club de Golf Alcanada from 29 October to 1 November 2026. The tournament concludes the 2026 HotelPlanner Tour and brings the
