Discover Golf Valley on a golf holiday in Mijas

Discover Golf Valley on a golf holiday in Mijas

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Golf trips to Mijas for some of the world's finest courses

The Costa del Sol town of Mijas sits in the heart of Spain's Golf Triangle, also known as Golf Valley. This area, between Marbella, Estepona, and Benahavís, is a true paradise for golfers, with around 30 courses to choose from - including some world-renowned championship options. You could spend your entire holiday in the area without getting bored, but if you want to venture further afield, you'll find almost 100 courses along the Costa del Sol. This really is golf heaven.

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Playa Mijas, Mijas

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Villa for 20 people, with terrace

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from £419 per night

El Zoco, Mijas

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Holiday home for 8 people

from £86 per night

Urbanizacion Buganvillas, Mijas

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Holiday home for 4 people, with children pool and garden

from £44 per night

Mijas, Costa del Sol

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Villa for 6 people, with garden, with pets

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from £119 per night
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What are the best golf clubs in Mijas?

Within Mijas itself, there are several courses; in fact, you could spend your entire golf holiday in Mijas without leaving the town. Start with Mijas Golf Club, which has two renowned 18-hole courses designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. Los Lagos is good for drivers, with wide fairways and big greens, while Los Olivos is tighter and shorter, demanding precision for success. A good golf trip to Mijas should also include La Cala, which has three 18-hole courses as well as a 9-hole academy course. Of the three courses, Campo Europa is wider and flatter, Campo América is known for its hills and water hazards, and Campo Asia is the most challenging, with narrow fairways and technical holes.

Where should I stay for a golf holiday in Mijas?

Look for holiday lettings in Mijas if you want to stay in the town; it has a relaxed, slow-paced vibe and traditional whitewashed Spanish village buildings. You may also want to look for other accommodation nearby during your golf getaway in Mijas. A villa in Marbella Centre gives you easy access to even more great golf courses, as well as top restaurants and luxury shopping. Villas in Málaga (Este) allow you to combine golf with culture, thanks to the city's great art galleries and picturesque castle. For nature, choose a villa in Nerja; you'll still be close to some great golf courses, but you'll have excellent opportunities for a hiking holiday on the Costa del Sol, with trails leading through beaches, mountains, and stunning sea caves.

Calypso, Mijas

9.6

Holiday home for 6 people, with garden and sauna as well as children pool and hot tub, with pets

from £125 per night
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El Zoco, Mijas

9.5

Holiday home for 4 people, with garden

from £70 per night
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Mijas, Costa del Sol

9.2

Holiday home for 4 people, with garden, with pets

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from £78 per night

Mijas, Costa del Sol

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Villa for 2 people, with balcony and garden

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FAQs: Golf holidays in Mijas

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

Save money on accommodation like villas in Marbella or villas in Benalmádena by visiting out of season. The summer is the worst time of year for a golf trip to Mijas anyway - it's just too hot, which can be a nightmare on the golf course. From autumn to spring, you can expect more pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds, and lower green fees. Winter is particularly enjoyable for golfers used to British weather; daytime temperatures hover around 17°C and rainfall is minimal, so you can play in comfort. Spring brings wildflowers and fresh fairways, while autumn offers warm sea temperatures for post-round beach trips. October and November are sweet-spot months: mild weather, good availability, and noticeably lower prices than peak summer.

Do the golf clubs around Mijas have strict dress codes?

Yes. As a general rule, clubs in the Golf Triangle demand high standards of dress: collared shirts, tailored trousers or shorts, and no logos or sportswear. You will also need appropriate footwear. You can buy anything you're lacking from the pro shop on-site, but as this is an expensive option, it's best to come prepared. Spikeless or soft-spike shoes are accepted at all area clubs, but metal spikes are banned. The dress code also applies in the clubhouse, bar, and restaurant, so don't expect to walk in straight off the course in muddy gear. Hats should be removed indoors. If you're flying with hand luggage only, pack a smart shirt and trousers for evening meals as well.

How much does a round of golf cost in Mijas?

Green fees in Mijas vary depending on the season and time of day; you'll usually find the cheapest options by visiting in winter and playing early in the morning or late in the evening. At Mijas Golf, a game of 18 holes without a buggy usually costs between €80 and €100. La Cala's prices vary according to the course you're playing; Europa is the cheapest, while Asia is the most expensive. Twilight rates kick in from mid-afternoon in winter and can take 30-40% off the standard fee. Buggy hire is usually an additional €25-€35, and several clubs in the area offer multi-round packages that work out cheaper if you're planning to play more than once.

Where can I play golf with my children in Mijas?

La Cala is one of the best clubs in the area for families with budding golfers. There's a separate 9-hole academy course which is specifically designed for inexperienced players, and is the perfect environment for youngsters to learn to play. Mijas Golf also welcomes kids with special junior rates. Both clubs offer group lessons during the school holidays with qualified PGA pros, and you can usually book one-to-one sessions on request. If your children are too young or too new to the game for a real course, several of the nearby resorts have adventure mini-golf and footgolf facilities, which offer a fun, low-pressure introduction to swinging a club without the seriousness of a championship layout.

Do I need to show a handicap certificate to play golf in Mijas?

La Cala lets golfers play without showing a handicap certificate (unless they cause problems or hold up play). However, other courses in the area are a lot stricter and require a handicap certificate to play. This is especially true of the most prestigious clubs like Valderrama. It's always a good idea to err on the side of caution and bring your handicap certificate with you on a golf holiday. The standard maximum handicap accepted at most Costa del Sol clubs is 28 for men and 36 for women. A digital version on your phone is usually accepted, but a printed back-up is wise. If you don't have a handicap certificate, ask whether the club offers a brief skills test instead.

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