Mallorca offers a varied golfing landscape: courses beside the sea, wooded valleys in the southwest and open countryside beyond Palma. This guide groups the island’s main courses by area, so you can compare the setting as well as the golf and plan a round close to where you live or stay.
Use the official club links below to check current tee times, lessons, membership and visitor requirements. Some clubs have more than one course, and access rules can differ between them.
Tee times and golf holidays
For tee-time bookings, discounted green fees and golf holiday packages, contact Mallorca Golf Holidays. Their team can also help with accommodation, transfers and club hire.
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Ask their team for a quote for your dates and preferred courses; prices and availability depend on the booking.
Palma and the Tramuntana foothills
Son Vida
An 18-hole course in the Son Vida residential area, with a tighter layout that rewards accurate placement. It is one of Arabella’s three full-length courses near Palma.
Son Muntaner
Arabella’s championship course offers 18 holes and practice facilities in a Mediterranean landscape. A useful choice for golfers who want to combine a round with time working on their game.
Son Quint
The more open layout of this 18-hole Arabella course provides a different playing experience from neighbouring Son Vida. Its setting includes pine and olive trees and views towards Palma.
Palma Pitch & Putt
Nine par-three holes offer a shorter alternative to a full round, whether you are learning or concentrating on your short game. Ask about introductory lessons and equipment when booking.
T Golf Palma
An 18-hole course outside Palma on the Camí Vell de Sineu. It is a separate venue from T Golf Calvià, so check which course your booking covers.
Golf Son Gual
A privately owned, family-run club that welcomes visiting golfers. Its championship course, academy and restaurant make it an option for a full golfing day outside Palma; visitors should check the club’s playing and etiquette requirements.
Golf Son Termes
An 18-hole course in the Bunyola area, set among the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana. Precision matters here, and the terrain is worth considering when choosing between walking and a buggy.
Southwest Mallorca
Real Golf de Bendinat
Eighteen holes wind through a wooded valley within Bendinat, with views towards the bay of Palma. The club offers green-fee bookings and membership enquiries.
Golf Santa Ponsa I
The visitor-bookable 18-hole course at Santa Ponsa has broad fairways, lakes and a long tournament history. It is distinct from the shareholder courses, Santa Ponsa II and III.
Golf Santa Ponsa II
An 18-hole course through pine woodland and around lakes, with an island-shaped final green. The club identifies it as exclusive to shareholders; do not assume a normal visitor green fee gives access.
Golf Santa Ponsa III
A nine-hole, par-30 course designed for shorter play and practice. Like Santa Ponsa II, it is reserved for shareholders, with access to be discussed directly with the club.
T Golf Calvià
This Calvià venue combines golf with an academy and a clubhouse in a traditional Mallorcan farmhouse. The club publishes visitor bookings and offers for its Calvià and Palma courses separately.
Golf de Andratx
An 18-hole course above Camp de Mar with a demanding layout and views over the bay. Its long sixth hole is a notable feature. Consider the terrain and ask about buggy arrangements before your round.
Llucmajor and the south
Son Antem East
One of two full-length courses at Son Antem in Llucmajor. Both occupy relatively flat Mediterranean terrain, making this an option to explore if walking the course is a priority.
Son Antem West
The second 18-hole course at the same resort gives regular players another layout to explore without changing base. Son Antem also offers a golf academy and membership options.
Golf Maioris
An 18-hole course in the Llucmajor municipality, with a golf school and visitor green fees. The club publishes separate nine-hole and full-round options, equipment hire and longer-term playing packages.
North Mallorca
Club de Golf Alcanada
A coastal course in the bay of Alcúdia, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Sea views are a defining part of the setting, alongside an academy, practice facilities and clubhouse restaurant.
Golf Pollença
A nine-hole course with olive trees and views towards the Tramuntana and Pollença bay. The club offers lessons, equipment hire and visitor bookings, making it worth considering for a shorter round in the north.
East and southeast Mallorca
Capdepera Golf
The course begins with flatter farmland holes before the final six climb into the hills. A driving range and clubhouse restaurant complement the golfing facilities near Artà and Capdepera.
Canyamel Golf
An 18-hole course with a driving range, short-game practice areas and golf lessons. Its panoramic clubhouse terrace offers a place to finish the day; current visitor rates and equipment hire are published by the club.
Pula Golf Resort
A golfing resort in Son Servera, with hotel accommodation, tee-time bookings and a Mediterranean restaurant in a setting centred on a historic manor house. A practical option to explore for a stay focused on golf.
Club de Golf Son Servera
A club in Costa dels Pins with a strong membership community as well as visitor tee-time bookings. Its tree-lined course is complemented by an academy, shop and restaurant.
Vall d’Or Golf
An 18-hole course in the southeast, with wooded, undulating opening holes and broader fairways descending towards the coast. Sea views, an academy and clubhouse facilities add to the setting.
Planning your golf in Mallorca
Before booking, confirm handicap or licence requirements, dress rules, cancellation terms and whether equipment or a buggy is included. Ask about course maintenance and practice-facility access for your dates. If you are new to golf, an introductory lesson or the shorter Palma Pitch & Putt can be a useful starting point.
For regular play, compare membership and playing packages with the number of rounds you expect to enjoy. Living beside a course does not automatically include membership or playing rights.
Finding a home near the golf
Explore our guides to Bendinat and Santa Ponsa, return to Living in Mallorca, or contact Jaguar Property to discuss the areas that suit your plans.