Mallorca golf courses by region

Mountain-framed and quietly charismatic, with a little more personality than polish.

Classic Palma golf: pine, villas, and a polished resort setting that still feels like old Mallorca.

Polished and tournament-bred, with the kind of serious feel that sharpens your posture.

A more forgiving Palma round with room to breathe and just enough edge to keep you honest.

Big, immaculate, and unapologetically premium — championship Mallorca without compromise.

Bold, muscular golf west of Palma, with wide corridors and none of that timid resort energy.

Dramatic land, serious golf, and one of the southwest’s true heavy hitters.

Broad-shouldered and unapologetically big, with more championship scale than postcard charm.

Wild edges, elevation, sea air, and enough swagger to feel like a round with a story.

Compact, elegant, and slightly theatrical, with scenery doing plenty of the work.

The sterner Son Antem test: straighter-faced, more exacting, and less interested in flattering you.

The more relaxed Son Antem round, easier to enjoy when you want resort golf without the grind.

Open skies, clean lines, and a welcome lack of drama — practical, but not bland.

Part woodland, part sea-view seduction, and better for the split personality.

Tournament pedigree with a harder, leaner edge — built for proper golf, not just holiday golf.

The lighthouse, the coastline, the light off the water — Mallorca’s signature golf dream.

Shorter, simpler, and refreshingly unpretentious — north-island golf without turning it into a production.

Quietly lovely and a little removed from the circus, rewarding patience more than flash.

Pines, hills, and a routing that feels carved into the landscape rather than laid over it.

A touch of old Mallorca in the bones, with character that has aged well.