La Sella Golf

La Sella Golf is in Dénia, in Alicante province, on the Costa Blanca in the Valencian Community. For golfers planning a visit to this part of Spain, its golf offering comprises three nine-hole courses: Llebeig, Gregal and Mestral. Together they provide 27 holes, supported by a remodelled driving range, a golf academy, a restaurant and a golf shop.

Understanding the courses

The three course names are useful starting points when planning your golf at La Sella. Each refers to a nine-hole course; the club’s total of 27 holes is spread across the three rather than contained in a single course.

• Llebeig: nine holes.
• Gregal: nine holes.
• Mestral: nine holes.

Keeping those names in mind helps distinguish the individual courses from the club as a whole. All three belong to La Sella Golf and make up its current course offering.

Where the club began

The first nine holes opened in 1986 and were designed by José María Olazábal. That opening marks the beginning of the course’s history, separate from the 27-hole layout found at the club today. The Olazábal design credit relates specifically to those original nine holes.

Practice and tuition

Golf at La Sella also extends beyond the courses. The remodelled driving range includes an artificial-turf teeing area more than 80 metres long, a feature to note if practice is part of your plans for the visit.

There is also a golf academy. Alongside the range, it adds a teaching and training element to the club’s facilities, so the three courses are not the only golf resources to consider when putting together your time here.

Restaurant and golf shop

Restaurante Hoyo 19 is the club’s restaurant, while a golf shop is also among its services. The restaurant, shop, driving range and academy each have their own entry in this guide, allowing you to look at these parts of the club separately from the courses.

Planning your visit

Dénia is the location to keep in mind for your Costa Blanca golf plans. Within the club, the key references are the three nine-hole courses and the supporting facilities: practice space, an academy, a restaurant and a shop. These are the main elements to consider when deciding how to shape your visit.