Golf Lerma

LERMA

Built in 1992 on an old 220-hectare hunting estate called La Andaya, the Lerma Golf course combines in its 18 holes the grand simplicity of Castilian nature and the enjoyable complexity of the game of golf. A place of wide and bright horizons, of sober orography and powerful vegetation, easy to walk and not so much to negotiate when picking up the clubs as the wind decides to join the game, which happens two out of every three days.

"The course is already made, God made it," said designer Pepe Gancedo, the project planner, when he recognized the terrain before putting on paper what today is a reality. Holm oaks, junipers, and oaks dot the 5,900 meters of its fairways where it is not uncommon to see hares running around or to spot the flight of flocks of ducks and geese that rest and feed in some of the eight lakes and two streams that mark the course.

SALDAÑA

Six kilometers from Burgos and located next to the National I, it is visible from the Highway that connects Madrid with the North of Spain, Saldaña Golf represents an attractive challenge for the golf player. The original layout by Pepe Gancedo and the final design by Laureano Nomen allows a broad and generous view of the game in line with the 71 hectares of the estate. It requires the use of all the clubs in the bag to face the challenge of a natural setting with a course that includes 5 par 3s, 5 par 5s, and 8 par fours. Special attention to the aquatic sensations: 9 lakes come into play and a stream runs through 5 holes.