Nestled in an environment of special nature, Lauro Golf Resort was born, which currently has 27 holes, which can be combined nine by nine, all par 72. From the beginning, the design of the complex is based on respect for the environment and nature. surrounds , not only safeguarding the life of each and every one of the pre-existing centenary holm oaks, but also with the planting of thousands of young trees, most of them native to Andalusia.
In Lauro Golf, nature is overflowing . Throughout the complex, contact with it is constant, whether playing golf, living in the residential or simply enjoying a walk around the environment, we can see that we are not the only visitors to Lauro Golf. Rabbits, ducks, partridges, herons and even eagles will accompany us for much of the journey, as they have decided to be our neighbors, benefiting from the micro-climate created by the large number of trees and the fourteen lakes on the golf course.
The course was designed, by the late Folco Nardi, to make it technical, not difficult. A good concentration and the correct choice of the club with which to play will lead us to present a good card in any of the nearly fifty golf competitions that take place each year in Lauro. The expansion of holes 19 to 27, designed by Mariano Benítez, has followed this same course trend that requires concentration and skill, completing the entire course. The course can be played on foot due to its moderately flat character, although there are two holes located at the foot of the mountain that give us an exceptional view over the Guadalhorce valley and the Mediterranean.
The clubhouse is located in an old Andalusian building, Cortijo el Paredón , which has an excellent restaurant service, changing rooms, shop and office. In addition, there is a swimming pool, paddle tennis school, horse riding and a bowling club in the immediate vicinity. But the best thing about the farmhouse is its fabulous patio, in the shade of a huge centennial ficus, where the player can relax after a good round of golf.
