Son Quint joined the Arabella Golf family in 2007, completing the three-course line-up above Palma. Set in pine-lined hills just outside the city, it's a modern, resort-friendly track that makes the most of the natural rises and dips in this corner of Mallorca.
What I like here is the variety. The routing climbs and drops enough to keep club selection interesting, but there's generally room off the tee for mid-handicappers to swing freely. Water appears on a few holes at exactly the point you'd rather it didn't, bunkers are placed to make you think rather than simply punish, and the greens are big, rippled targets that put a bit of pressure on your distance control and short game.
If you're basing yourself in Palma, Son Quint is the practical pick. You can get a quality round in without losing a day to transfers, then head straight back to the city for beaches, bars and dinner. It also works nicely if you're mixing and matching rounds across the Arabella courses and want something playable that still asks the right questions.
Who is this for?
Golfers staying in or around Palma who want straightforward logistics, typically strong conditioning and a well-kept course with enough bite to stay fun.
Who is it best for?
Mid to high handicappers who like a strategic layout with room from the tee, plus groups who want to combine Son Quint with Son Muntaner and Son Vida on a single Mallorca golf break.
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