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Costa Adeje Golf is ideal for perfecting technique or for learning to play from scratch. Its driving range, located in a natural canyon in the south of Tenerife is 45 square kilometres and has three tee-off levels at different heights. Created in 1998 by Pepe Gancedo, a six-time Spanish champion and golf course designer, it is perfect for both training and competition with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the island of La Gomera.

Just eight kilometres away from the airport on the east of the island is Fuerteventura Golf Club. Designed in 2002 by renowned architect John Catarineu, the course has been laid out to make the wind – which is where the island is said to get its name from – the star if the show. Understanding the impact of wind on the player, the designer adopted broad greens and fairways up to 50 metres wide, but took care not to diminish the challenge wind brings to golf lovers.

Anfi Tauro Golf has a distinctive design from the internationally renowned Von Hagge, Smelek & Baril. It is based on the Arizona style suited to arid areas and features palm trees, rocks and sand areas studded with cactus in place of traditional rough. This innovative course is close to Puerto Rico in south Gran Canaria.

Within Las Palmas de Gran Canaria city, in northeast Gran Canaria, Las Palmeras Golf is the first urban golf course in the Canary Islands. Designed in 2006 by Stirling & Martín from the prestigious Global Golf Company studio, it has 18 par 3 holes with lengths ranging from 50 to 110 metres. Classed as a pitch & putt it’s the perfect place for a round with Atlantic Ocean views. It’s also close to Las Canteras beach.

Golf del Sur is a course that has hosted several international championships and has witnessed various world records being made. The Shell Wonderful World of Golf in 1995 is just one example, which involved Ernie Els and Phil Mickelsone, or the 2002 Tenerife Ladies Open. Originally conceived in 1987 by the famous designer Pepe Gancedo and later remodeled in 2005 by professional golfer Manuel Piñero, the course is located in the south of the island of Tenerife.

Jandía Golf is a golf course located in the south of Fuerteventura, where it takes up an area of 335,086 square metres. It is next to the beach in Jandía, in one of the areas with the largest hotel infrastructure on the whole island. This golf course was designed by Ron Kirby and has 18 holes on a 5,857 metre long, par 72 course. It also boasts a practice course and a putting and chipping green. The pleasant climate of Fuerteventura makes the enjoyment of this sport possible at any time of year.

Meloneras Golf by Lopesan course was designed by award-winning architect Ron Kirby to challenge players of all handicaps. For example, holes 14 and 16 require precision as the ball must cross a gully. Located in south Gran Canaria right by Maspalomas resort, it’s a course for players looking to challenge their limits.

In the south of the island of Tenerife, next to the sea and just minutes from the Reina Sofia Airport is the Amarilla Golf & Country Club. Designed by Donald Steel and opened in 1998, it is an 18-hole par-71 course by the sea. The pitch & putt nine-hole course is ideal for perfecting your short game or for first-time golfers as no licence is required to play.

La Rosaleda Golf Club is a pitch and putt course designed in 1998 by the Jerezana de Golf company. Located in an old rose garden and surrounded by banana plantations it is perfect for learning to play golf and has numerous obstacles that challenge a player's skill. Thanks to its location in the north of Tenerife it offers a unique view of the Orotava Valley, the Atlantic Ocean and Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak.

Located in the south of the island of Tenerife, Los Palos Golf Centre has the perfect course for a quick game. Classified as a 9-hole, par-27 pitch & putt course, it was designed in 1994 by Integral Golf Design Studio and the professional golfer José María Olazábal. A course virtually devoid of hills it is ideal for a quick round of golf when time is in short supply or for those wanting to get into the sport without too much physical effort.