Golf trips to Costa Adeje: your new year-round sporting destination

Golf trips to Costa Adeje: your new year-round sporting destination

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Take a golf holiday in Costa Adeje for the best of the Canaries

Costa Adeje's glorious golfing facilities have hosted events like the Spanish Open, European Tours - and your next sporting holiday! This delightful resort in Tenerife is an ideal choice for a golfing getaway. Year-round great weather means you can plan at any time, and there are a number of courses to choose from, including stunning championship options. When you're not out on the green, you can relax on the beach, indulge in the local cuisine, or explore Tenerife's volcanoes. It really is a dream destination.

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Playa de Troya, Adeje

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Holiday home for 4 people, with garden

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from £110 per night

San Eugenio Bajo, Adeje

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Holiday home for 6 people, with pool and terrace

from £183 per night

Playa de Troya, Adeje

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Villa for 8 people, with garden and terrace

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from £408 per night

San Eugenio Bajo, Adeje

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Holiday home for 3 people, with garden and pool as well as terrace

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What are the best golf courses in Costa Adeje?

There are a number of superb courses in and around this part of Tenerife, so you'll be spoilt for choice on your golf trip to Costa Adeje. A good starting point is Golf Costa Adeje, which has both an 18-hole championship course and a short, lake-filled 9-hole course - the larger course is rated among the best in the Canaries, with sea views from almost every hole. There's also Abama Golf, famed for its challenging Dave Thomas design and fast-paced greens. For a budget-friendly option for golf in Costa Adeje, try Amarilla Golf. Its unique design mixes classic links with desert vibes, and you'll enjoy sweeping views of the ocean as you play. Buenavista Golf, set on the rugged northern tip of the island and designed by Severiano Ballesteros, is another excellent day trip from Costa Adeje for serious golfers.

Where should I stay for a golf holiday in Costa Adeje?

Staying in a villa in South Tenerife offers you luxury and privacy while you enjoy your golf holiday to Costa Adeje. Stay within the town itself for upscale beach resort vibes. Bringing the family? No problem - look for holiday lettings in Costa Adeje near the town's fun-filled water parks, or plan a day trip to go whale watching from the marina. Costa Adeje is also a great base for combining your trip with a hiking holiday in Tenerife, exploring Teide National Park and the lush Anaga rainforest. Of course, there are plenty of other options for villas in the Canary Islands near Costa Adeje if you'd rather not stay in the middle of the town. Los Cristianos and Playa del Duque have a lively, family-oriented vibe, and are an excellent choice for cheap and cheerful villas in Tenerife. If you're craving peace and quiet, look for holiday lettings in Tenerife in La Caleta. This laid-back fishing village is now home to some of the island's best seafood restaurants, and has become a mecca for foodies.

San Eugenio Bajo, Adeje

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Holiday home for 4 people, with balcony

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from £152 per night

San Eugenio Bajo, Adeje

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Holiday home for 6 people, with balcony

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from £165 per night

Playa de Troya, South Tenerife

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Holiday home for 10 people, with garden and pool as well as ocean view

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from £620 per night

Playa de Troya, Adeje

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Holiday home for 3 people, with balcony and children pool

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from £92 per night
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FAQs: Golf holidays in Costa Adeje

What's the best time of year for a golf holiday in Costa Adeje?

With the Canary Islands being so close to the equator, the weather is warm and sunny all year round. That means you can play golf in Costa Adeje at any time of year, and the courses are usually open 365 days. If you're on a budget, keep in mind that green fees are at their lowest in the summer months, as the heat can make playing a round of golf rather sticky and uncomfortable. Accommodation may be pricier at this time, though, as families from across Europe flock to the Canaries for their summer holiday. October to April is peak golfing season, attracting visitors who want guaranteed sunshine when their home courses are wet and cold. The trade winds keep things comfortable on the course even on warmer days.

Do golf clubs in Costa Adeje have a strict dress code?

Yes. As a rule of thumb, you can expect most golf clubs in Costa Adeje to follow the same strict dress code that is commonly enforced in clubs across Spain. You'll need to wear a pair of tailored trousers or shorts, a collared shirt, and appropriate footwear. Logos and beachwear are not permitted. If you're planning a last-minute trip to Tenerife and you don't have the right clothes, you can usually buy them at the pro shop, but prices are often steep.

How much does it cost to play golf in Costa Adeje?

Prices vary at different golf courses in Costa Adeje. Winter is peak season, with prices at their highest from October to April; bargain hunters should visit in summer. In general, you should budget around €100 to €120 for a round of 18 holes in winter, but some courses are more expensive: Golf Costa Adeje can cost €140 or more. Save money by getting an early bird or twilight deal, or looking for discount package rates. Many resorts in the area sell golf passes that bundle several courses together at a discount, which is excellent value if you're planning to play multiple rounds. Buggy hire is usually an additional €25-€35, although several clubs include it in their winter peak-season green fee.

Does Costa Adeje have golf facilities for kids?

Yes. If your kids want to play on a proper course, take them to the 9-hole option at Golf Costa Adeje. Alternatively, Amarilla Golf is suitable for all skill levels, and gives youngsters the chance to play a full 18 holes. This club is particularly welcoming to families, offering a warm, friendly atmosphere. Several courses in south Tenerife run summer junior clinics with qualified pros, and most clubs offer reduced rates for players under 18. If your children are very young or just starting out, the practice greens and driving ranges at the main clubs are usually open to non-members for a small fee, and there are crazy-golf facilities in several of the larger resorts.

Do I need a handicap certificate to play golf in Costa Adeje?

You should always bring your handicap certificate, as some clubs will demand to see it, although others may be more relaxed. In general, Golf Costa Adeje is quite strict about the matter, and will not let golfers play without a valid certificate. Other clubs in the area may be more lenient, but it's best to bring it with you anyway, just to be on the safe side. A digital copy on your phone is usually fine, but a printed version is a sensible back-up. The typical maximum handicap accepted is 28 for men and 36 for women, although some clubs may waive the certificate requirement outside peak times if you can demonstrate sufficient skill on the practice range first.

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