Golf Santa Ponsa — Golf club 11222

Golf Santa Ponsa I is a 6,543 m, par 72 course which was inaugurated in January 1977. The 10th hole is one of the longest in Europe. Designed by Folco Nardi with assistance from Pepe Gancedo, Golf Santa Ponsa I covers an area of 73 hectares. It is a long, wide course with many indigenous trees and vegetation, water hazards and bunkers. Santa Ponsa I is one of Mallorca's busiest courses, because many national and international tournaments take place here: Spanish Professional Championship Spain-Belgium match Spanish International Amateur Championship European Club Championship The H.R.H. El Conde de Barcelona International Challenge (from 1977 to 1992) The H.R.H. D. Juan de Borbón International Trophy (from 1994 to today) The H.R.H. Princess Birgitta of Sweden International Trophy (from 1991 to today) The Mentor Foundation Trophy 1998 Golf Santa Ponsa has hosted the Balearic Islands Golf Open (Professional European Circuit) more of often than anywhere else.

Tee	Slope	Rating	Yardage	Par
White	124	74.7	7156	72
Yellow	123	73	6106	72
Blue	132	76	5603	72
Red	123	73.3	5241	72

Inaugurated in December 1991, Golf Santa Ponsa II is a 6,053 m, par 72 course. Many of the holes are situated in a small pine forest or among large lakes, offering players a variety of game options. The 18th hole is especially interesting, being located on an island in the shape of the island of Mallorca. Santa Ponsa II also offers opportunities to learn golf on a training course 350 m long, with tees in both directions of more than 100 m, a putting green and a golf school. Santa Ponsa II is reserved for the shareholders of the society. Each year important tournaments take place here, including the 1995 Balearic Open. Because of the special design of the golf courses, Habitat Golf Santa Ponsa (IMISA) can offer country houses, villas, apartments and extensive grounds for those who love to play golf ‘without leaving home’.

Tee	Slope	Rating	Yardage	Par
White	0	0	6053	72
Yellow	0	0	5706	72
Blue	0	0	5128	72
Red	0	0	4872	72

This 9-hole course was inaugurated in January 1999. It has a length of 1,599 m for men and 1,332 m for ladies, both par 30, with three par 4 holes and six par 3s. It is an ideal course for beginners and players who love a short, precise game.

Tee	Slope	Rating	Yardage	Par
Yellow	0	0	1599	30
Red	0	0	1332	30