Infinitum Golf

As its name would suggest the Greg Norman designed Lakes Coursewinds its way around the Sèquia Major wetlands so accuracy is key throughout the round in order to avoid a nasty penalty or two. Measuring 6,889 yards from the back tees, The Lakes Course is more than long enough to test the best players in the game and thanks to the intelligent layout and the ever present threat of the lurking water hazards it is also the most technically difficult courses of the three.

As with all of the courses at Infinitum, The Lakes Course is always in superb condition meaning that if you manage the course well and hit greens in regulation you should be rewarded with good birdie chances.

In contrast to The Lakes Course, The Hills Course has been carved through areas of mature white pine, carob and olive trees and features fewer water hazards meaning accuracy is still the order of the day but for a different reason; hit a wayward tee shot here and you will have a chance at recovery. The course follows the natural lay of the land and thus players will have to negotiate sweeping undulations which can effect club selection. Well positioned bunkers and natural landforms also act as defences for the course and while golfers are enjoying the challenge of battling Old Man Par they will be treated to spectacular views of the Balearic Sea. Measuring 6,926 yards, The Hills Course is more than long enough to keep the bombers entertained while a number of forward tee positions make the course more manageable for players with less prowess from the tee.

The Ruins Course is a 9 hole layout designed by Greg Norman among Roman archaeological remains and featuring greens that will test anyone's putting.

Winding between historic archaeological remains dating from the second Century. A picturesque layout, enhanced by plantations of Carob and Olive trees, creates a tranquil environment, the ideal escape for those seeking a quick round, or an additional 9 holes to complete the perfect day.