Golf Bonalba

Golf Bonalba is in Mutxamel, in Alicante province, within the Costa Blanca area of the Valencian Community. For a golfer visiting the region, the club brings together a course, practice facilities and a golf school, alongside a shop and restaurant. A tropical summer pool adds another way to spend time at the complex during the summer season.

Water and sand on the course

Five lakes affect seven holes at Bonalba, making water a feature to keep in mind when planning your shots. Numerous strategically positioned bunkers also form part of the layout. Together, these are useful details for visitors looking to understand the course before they play.

The lakes influence several holes rather than a single isolated part of the round. Their presence, along with the bunkering, gives golfers two clear elements to consider when reading the course and deciding how to approach a shot.

Time on the practice ground

Bonalba’s practice area covers putting, approach shots and bunker play. There are two putting greens, an approach area and a practice bunker, as well as a 150-metre driving range with 15 bays.

For visitors who want to make practice part of their golf day, these facilities provide space to focus on different aspects of the game. They are also worth noting if training, rather than a round on the course, is the reason for the visit. The club’s golf school complements the practice facilities, and a Proshop is among the services available.

Beyond the round

Restaurante In SAVIA is the complex’s restaurant. The pool and poolside bar add a summer leisure option: the tropical pool is presented as a place to relax and spend the day, extending the visit beyond time spent playing or practising.

The club also has meeting and event rooms. Alongside its golf facilities, Bonalba therefore offers spaces for dining, summer relaxation and gatherings, rather than a visit focused solely on the course.

Sunday golf with a dog

Dogs are allowed to accompany play on the course on Sundays from 14:00, subject to access and control rules. This is a specific playing arrangement, not unrestricted access. For golfers travelling with a dog, it is a useful detail to bear in mind when choosing when to visit.