Last researched: 1 September 2026. Mallorca has a genuinely broad choice of golf, from a relaxed local round close to Pollença to championship-style courses that work best as a planned day out. This guide restores the full 12-course shortlist and updates it from the courses' own sites and the Balearic Golf Federation directory.
Start by deciding how much of the day you want golf to occupy. Golf Pollença and Alcanada are the sensible choices for a stay at Villa Esquina. The remaining courses are excellent options if golf is one of the main reasons for your Mallorca holiday, or if you are pairing it with time in Palma, the south-west or the east of the island.
At a glance: the best starting points from Pollença
1. Golf Pollença: the local choice
Golf Pollença is a nine-hole course at Ca'n Porquer, just outside Pollença. It was opened in 1986 and is set among olive trees with views towards the Serra de Tramuntana and the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia. It is the natural option for a shorter golf day, with nine- and 18-hole visitor options, a driving range, lessons, hire and a restaurant.
Current price guide: its published 2026 rate card lists green fees of €45 for nine holes and €75 for 18 holes in high season, falling to €40 and €65 in low season. Club hire, buggies and other services are listed separately. Check the live rate card and booking availability before you make plans, as prices, opening dates and tee times can change.
2. Club de Golf Alcanada: the nearby 18-hole day
Club de Golf Alcanada, beside Alcúdia Bay, is an 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 2003. Sea, mountain and lighthouse views are part of the course identity, but the design also makes it a proper test of course management. It is the obvious nearby choice when the group wants a full 18-hole round rather than a short local game. Confirm the club's current visitor rules, handicap requirements, green fee and tee time directly before booking.
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3. Real Golf de Bendinat
Real Golf de Bendinat is an 18-hole course in a wooded valley west of Palma. Its own course information highlights views towards the Bay of Palma, Cabrera and Bendinat Castle, with a layout designed by Martin Hawtree. This is a south-west/Palma option, best planned as a full day rather than squeezed around a visit to Pollença.
4. T Golf Calvià
T Golf Calvià is the current name to use when researching the former Golf de Poniente. It is an 18-hole, par-72 course in Calvià, originally designed by John Harris. Its rolling-hills layout and substantial practice facilities make it a useful south-west choice for golfers who want a more complete club day. The club publishes dynamic rates and current visitor requirements, so use its own booking page for the live position.
5. Golf Santa Ponsa I
Golf Santa Ponsa I is the visitor-facing 18-hole course at Santa Ponsa. The club's 2026 rate page confirms green fees, hire, buggies and tuition options, making it straightforward to compare a south-west golf day with other courses. Check the current rate band and cancellation terms before booking, particularly for popular spring and autumn dates.
6. Golf de Andratx
Golf de Andratx in Camp de Mar is an 18-hole course with four par fives and seven lakes. Its club describes the course as a demanding round, with coastal and mountain views and its long sixth hole as a signature challenge. It is well worth considering for committed golfers staying or sightseeing in the south-west, but it is not a quick add-on from Pollença. Check the live course-status notice before making a tee time, as maintenance can affect the available holes.
7. Golf Son Termes
Golf Son Termes is an 18-hole, par-70 course near Bunyola, inland from Palma. It offers a contrasting central-Mallorca setting and is a sensible option if you are combining golf with a Palma or Tramuntana-side day. The club's own booking and course pages are the best place to check its current timetable and visitor arrangements.
8. Son Antem East
Son Antem East is one of two 18-hole layouts at Son Antem near Llucmajor. Its official guide describes broad fairways and a classic design, making it a good course to compare with the West layout if your group wants a resort-style golf day. East is par 72, with the club publishing scorecards and course information online.
9. Son Antem West
Son Antem West is the companion course at the same resort. Together, East and West provide 36 holes in a flat Mediterranean landscape, along with an academy and other resort facilities. If you are staying more than one week or travelling with keen golfers, this is one of the few Mallorca venues where two distinct rounds can be planned from one base.
10. T Golf Palma
T Golf Palma is an 18-hole, par-71 course on an estate near Palma. It is the current name for the course formerly known as Golf Park Mallorca Puntiró, so use the new name when searching, booking or comparing offers. T Golf also runs combined-course offers with Calvià at certain times of year, but those prices and conditions are dynamic and should always be checked live.
11. Golf Son Gual
Golf Son Gual is an 18-hole course on the Palma–Manacor road. It is a private, family-run members' club that welcomes guests subject to its etiquette and booking rules. Its official site makes the tone clear: this is a more serious golf day, with an academy, restaurant and a championship-style layout. Read the current guest guidance before committing.
12. Capdepera Golf
Capdepera Golf is an 18-hole, par-72 course between Artà and Capdepera in eastern Mallorca. The club describes a round that begins with flatter holes before the final six climb into the hills, making it a varied east-coast option. Pair it with an east-coast day out, rather than treating it as a short journey from Pollença.
How to choose the right course
The right course is not necessarily the highest-rated one. For most Villa Esquina guests, the useful decisions are whether you want nine or 18 holes, whether every player meets the current handicap or insurance conditions, and whether you are happy for golf to take up most of the day.
- For convenience: start with Golf Pollença or Alcanada.
- For a Palma or south-west day: compare Bendinat, T Golf Calvià, Santa Ponsa I and Andratx.
- For a resort-style golf break: look at East and West at Son Antem.
- For a more specialist full-day course: consider Son Gual, Son Termes, T Golf Palma or Capdepera.
Book through the course itself and check the latest green fee, dress code, handicap requirement, hire, buggy availability and cancellation conditions. The Balearic Golf Federation's club directory is a good independent starting point for official club links and contact details.
Plan your Villa Esquina stay
Golf is booked separately with the course. Andy and Sarah are happy to help with your Villa Esquina stay enquiry, but no tee time is held as part of a villa booking. For a seasonal sense of what to pack, see our weather guide for Pollença, and plan any longer golf day around the rest of your Mallorca itinerary.
