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Salinas de Antigua Golf Club is a golf course that requires a strategic approach to the round because of the effects of surrounding hills and wind. Landscaped with native vegetation there are desert areas, several lakes and volcanic sand bunkers. It also has views of the sea. Designed in 2006 by the double world champion Manuel Piñero, it is adjacent to the resort of Caleta de Fuste, on the east of the island of Fuerteventura.

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The New Course was built in 2008 and renovated with new tees in 2018. Designed by Ron Kirby, the course has been completely transformed over the last few years. It is surrounded by nature and offers views over the mountain and resort. The challenge of achieving a handicap is just another reason to play. The Old Course was inaugurated in 1999 and welcomes all of the resort’s visitors. This beautiful, green course, designed by Roland Favré, offers both holes for fun and others for testing some technical swings on the professional circuit. This 18-hole par-71 course has hosted important championships such as the PGASpain in 2006 and the Spanish Senior and Women’s Championships in 2001. More recently, in August 2022, it hosted the Canarias Amateur Golf Championship. And if that wasn’t enough, Salobre Golf Resort has a Club Fitting Centre where players can improve their game using the latest Trackman System technology. The system gauges all of the variations in the player’s swing with the precision of a battle radar and offers suggestions on how to improve your swings and thus your results on the course.

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