Cabopino golf course with pine trees and the Mediterranean Sea in the distance
Photo: © Cabopino Golf Marbella

Golf club

Cabopino Golf Marbella

Marbella · Costa del Sol

Holes
18
Par
71
Designer
Juan Ligués Creus
Opened
2001

About the club

Cabopino Golf Marbella brings together an 18-hole course, Mediterranean views and a setting of pine trees in Marbella, in Málaga province. For golfers planning a stay on Andalucía’s Costa del Sol, it offers a par-71 layout alongside a golf academy, dining and club events, including tournaments.

Designed by Juan Ligués Creus and opened in 2001, the course has three sets of tees with published lengths. The sea is part of the experience both on the course and at the club’s restaurant and café, giving the visit a focus beyond the golf itself.

Planning your round

The overall distance varies according to your choice of tees:

  • Yellow tees: 5,193 metres.
  • Blue tees: 4,946 metres.
  • Red tees: 4,467 metres.

All three serve the same 18-hole, par-71 course. These figures provide a useful starting point when deciding which tees suit the round you want to play, particularly if your travelling group has different preferences about distance.

Pine trees and views towards the Mediterranean are defining features of the setting. They are worth keeping in mind when choosing a course for a golf trip to Marbella: here, the coastal landscape is part of the round rather than simply the wider destination.

Look out for the third hole

The third is the hole to note before you set out. Its elevated tee and Mediterranean outlook distinguish it within the course. Take a moment to appreciate the view as well as preparing for the shot; this is a specific point where Cabopino’s position near the sea comes into focus.

Beyond the course

The club has a golf academy, adding another element for visitors interested in more than an 18-hole round. Events are also part of the club’s activities, with tournaments given their own dedicated section alongside the academy and restaurant.

Restaurant and café

Restaurante LUMA and the club café extend the visit beyond time spent playing. The dining facilities have views of the course and the Mediterranean, carrying the same landscape into a different part of the day.

For a visitor organising golf in Marbella, having a restaurant and café at the club makes it possible to include a meal or café stop in the plan. Together with the academy and tournaments, they complete the facilities offered around the course.

Courses

Cabopino Golf Marbella

18 holesPar 715,193 m2001

Course · Designed by Juan Ligués Creus

Designed by Juan Ligués Creus and opened in 2001, this 18-hole, par-71 course measures 5,193 metres from the yellow tees, 4,946 from blue and 4,467 from red. Pine trees and sea views shape its setting, with the elevated tee at the third hole offering a notable Mediterranean outlook.

Length of Cabopino Golf Marbella from each set of tees
TeesLength
Yellow5,193 m
Blue4,946 m
Red4,467 m

Opening hours

Today: 07:30–20:30

Monday07:30–20:30
Tuesday07:30–20:30
Wednesday07:30–20:30
Thursday07:30–20:30
Friday07:30–20:30
Saturday07:30–20:30
Sunday07:30–20:30

Getting there

Cabopino Golf Marbella
Urb. Artola S/N
29604 Marbella

At the club

What Cabopino Golf Marbella offers beyond the golf. Each one has a page of its own.

  • Golf academy

    Cabopino Golf Academy

    For golfers considering a lesson during a visit to Marbella, the academy at Cabopino Golf Marbella offers individual tuition with professional coaches.

  • Restaurant

    LUMA Restaurant

    LUMA is the restaurant at Cabopino Golf Marbella, in Marbella, in the province of Málaga.

  • Events

    Tournaments

    For golfers looking into competitive golf in Marbella, tournaments are one aspect of Cabopino Golf Marbella to know about.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Cabopino Golf Marbella?

The club is in Marbella, in Málaga province, on Andalucía’s Costa del Sol.

How many holes does it have, and who designed it?

It has 18 holes and a par of 71. Juan Ligués Creus designed the course, which opened in 2001.

What are the course lengths from the different tees?

The course measures 5,193 metres from yellow, 4,946 metres from blue and 4,467 metres from red.

Which hole is particularly worth looking out for?

The third hole stands out for its elevated tee and views of the Mediterranean.

Is there somewhere to eat at the club?

Yes. Restaurante LUMA and a café are available, with views of the course and the Mediterranean.

Does the club have an academy and tournaments?

Yes. The club has a golf academy and offers events and tournaments.