Pitch and Putt Sant Cebrià

Pitch and Putt Sant Cebrià is in Sant Iscle de Vallalta, in the province of Barcelona, Catalonia. For visiting golfers, its appeal combines two competition layouts with practice facilities, a golf academy, a shop and a restaurant. The club opened in 1994 and has since made various improvements to both the course and its services.

The ground is almost flat, making the course accessible to beginners. More experienced players still have challenges to negotiate: lakes, bunkers and out-of-bounds areas give the layout its demands. The gentle terrain should therefore not be mistaken for an absence of obstacles; the course brings an approachable setting and testing features together.

Two layouts with different competition roles

The club has a 1,413-metre layout approved for official competitions in Catalonia. A second layout measures 1,200 metres and is used for international competitions under EPPA rules.

These are distinct parts of the club's playing offer, with different lengths and competition frameworks. For a golfer getting to know the venue, that distinction sits alongside the broader character of the course: largely level ground, with water, sand and out-of-bounds areas adding challenges for experienced players as well as those learning the game.

Practice facilities and golf services

There is more to the club than its competition layouts. The driving range has covered tees, while putting greens and an approach area provide separate spaces for working on the short game. Together, they allow a visit to focus on practice as well as playing the course.

The golf academy is another part of the facilities, and there is also a shop. The combination gives beginners and established golfers access to both training areas and supporting golf services at the club. Covered range tees, putting surfaces and an approach area offer different ways to divide a practice session.

Restaurant and terrace

The restaurant has a terrace and serves daily set menus, adding a meal option to a golf or practice visit. It forms part of the same collection of facilities as the academy, shop and training areas.

For golfers considering what the venue offers beyond the course itself, those services are a useful part of the picture. Sant Cebrià brings its two layouts, practice spaces and restaurant together in a club whose almost flat terrain remains accessible without removing the challenge of its hazards.