Golf Son Termes

For golfers planning a stay in Mallorca, Golf Son Termes offers an 18-hole round in the Serra de Tramuntana. The club is in Bunyola, and its setting belongs to the mountain range designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. That location is a central part of the club’s identity and a useful starting point when choosing where to play on the island.

Son Termes is presented as one of Mallorca’s most challenging courses. If the golfing test is an important part of your trip, that description is worth keeping in mind alongside the course’s basic details: 18 holes, a par of 70 and a design by Grupo Harris.

The course

Opened in 1998, the course brings together those established design credentials and a reputation for demanding golf. Its appeal is therefore not simply its place on a Mallorca itinerary, but the prospect of making the round itself a focus of your visit.

The par and hole count provide a straightforward outline of the golf on offer. The other defining reference is geographical: this is a course in the Serra de Tramuntana, within the municipality of Bunyola. For visitors comparing different parts of Mallorca, those are the key details that place Son Termes on the map.

Practice and equipment

A driving range gives you the option of including practice as well as a round in your plans. Whether your visit centres on the course or includes time devoted to training, practice facilities form part of the club’s offering.

There is also a shop and equipment hire. For a golfer travelling from abroad, the availability of hire is a useful detail to factor into equipment planning. These services sit alongside the course rather than being separate reasons to choose a different venue for practice or golf-related needs.

Time beyond the round

The club also has changing rooms, terraces and a restaurant. Together, they give the visit a broader shape than the golf alone, with facilities for changing and space to include a meal or a pause in the day.

Son Termes combines a course presented as a substantial challenge with practice, equipment and dining services. For a Mallorca golf trip, its distinguishing combination is clear: a full 18-hole round, a Bunyola location and the setting of the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana.