Pitch and Putt Montseny

Pitch and Putt Montseny brings together an 18-hole pitch-and-putt course, practice facilities, padel and dining in Gualba, in the province of Barcelona, Catalonia. For a visitor considering golf around Montseny, its setting is an important part of the picture: woodland surrounds the course, and the Montseny nature reserve is close by.

The estate dates from 1950 and retains the remains of a Romanesque bridge. Alongside the sporting facilities, this gives the place a historical detail to look out for during a visit.

Golf and practice

The club’s course has 18 holes and is dedicated to pitch and putt. This is the golf format to expect when planning a visit, rather than a full-length course. The woodland setting and proximity to the nature reserve provide the surroundings for a round at Montseny.

Practice is another part of the club’s offering. There are 36 practice tees and a 200-metre covered area, giving visitors a separate training space to consider alongside the course itself.

For golfers who want to include both a round and some practice, these are the two main elements around which to plan their time at the club. The practice facilities complement the 18-hole layout rather than being the only golf provision on the estate.

Beyond the course

Padel and a restaurant add options beyond golf. They are worth keeping in mind when deciding how to spend time at the estate, whether the focus is another sport or a meal alongside the golfing part of the visit.

The guide covers Pádel Can Cambó and Restaurantes Can Cambó on their own pages. These are the separate entries for the club’s padel and dining facilities; the golf course and practice areas form the core of this club overview.

The Gualba setting

Gualba places the club in Barcelona province, beside the Montseny nature reserve. The surrounding woods are a defining feature of the setting, while the surviving bridge remains add a different point of interest within the estate.

Taken together, the pitch-and-putt course, practice provision, padel and restaurant offer several ways to shape a visit. The natural surroundings and the estate’s historical features give context to the golf without being separate from the character of the place.