Fuerteventura Golf Club

Fuerteventura Golf Club brings together an 18-hole, par-72 course and the wider facilities of Fuerteventura Golf Resort. For a golfer planning a visit to the island, its combination of a course, extensive practice areas, an academy and hotels makes it worth considering as more than a place to play a round.

The club is in Antigua, a municipality on Fuerteventura in the province of Las Palmas, in the Canary Islands. Its place in the island’s golfing story is clear: this was Fuerteventura’s first golf course, and it hosted the 2004 Spanish Open.

The course and its setting

Lakes, palm trees and vegetation form the setting for the course within Fuerteventura Golf Resort. They are part of the character of the place, alongside the sporting history associated with its 18 holes.

The course has a par of 72. Those basic details establish the shape of a golfing visit, while its role as host of the Spanish Open adds a historical reason to get to know it. A round here connects a visit to Fuerteventura with a course that marked the beginning of golf on the island.

The resort setting is another part of that picture. Rather than looking at the course in isolation, visitors can consider it alongside the practice facilities, academy, shop and accommodation that make up the broader offering.

Practice facilities and academy

Extensive practice areas complement the course, giving practice its own place in a golf visit. The academy adds a learning element to the club’s facilities, while the Pro Shop provides a specialist golf shop.

For travellers comparing golf facilities on Fuerteventura, these are distinct parts of the same club: the course for a round, practice areas for working on the game, and an academy. Together, they broaden the focus beyond the 18-hole layout itself.

A golf stay in Antigua

Hotels are also part of Fuerteventura Golf Resort’s offering, providing the accommodation side of a golf trip. The combination of golf and hotels is therefore a useful starting point when considering a stay on the island.

For a first introduction to the club, the essentials are its Antigua location, lakes-and-palms setting and place in Fuerteventura’s golf history, supported by practice facilities and the wider resort.