El Campano Club de Golf
Reviewed by 2 visitors

I have played this course many times when I have been visiting the nearby town of Conil de la Frontera. First as a 9 hole in 2006 and as an 18 hole since 2007. It is a testing course but not to an extent that would demoralise a high handicapper. The original (outside) 9 can punish slicers and requires a steady hand. The new (inside) 9 is a bit more forgiving but has some challenging water features. It is a course to suit players of all levels. The surroundings are beautiful with mature olive trees and pines that attract a wide variety of wild birds, including several species of raptor. There is an excellent restaurant with a terrace that overlooks the first tee and all staff are very welcoming. A superb place to play a round of golf with a much more relaxed atmosphere than the couses in nearby Novo Sancti Petri. Go once and I think you'll be as hooked on the place as I am.

The course was reviewed in 2008 by
Tom Harris

It is now a full 18 hole course the opening 9 is still as tight, winding its way around the san andreas estate and has all been re-seeded and new greens layed and the large pine trees are magnificent the new 9 is more open with plenty of water and well positioned bunkers and olive groves a very challenging test to place your tee shot especially if the levante winds are blowing i'd challenge anyone to play to their handicap.A new club house has also been added for a refreshing drink at the end of the round

The course was reviewed in 2008 by
mark-ann