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About the golf course

Valle Romano Golf & Resort, opened in 2010, is a golf course located in Estepona,
Costa del Sol, with views of the sea and Sierra Bermeja, and 50 minutes from Malaga
airport.
It has hosted two tournaments of the European Tour “Challenge Tour”, Andalucía
Costa del Sol Match Play 9 (2018/19) as well as phase 2 of the “Qualifying School
2013”. Its 18-hole course, par 71, with 6.213 meters, was designed by the
prestigious American designer Cabell B. Robinson.
In Valle Romano the main objective is to please the client from the moment he
arrives until he leaves, taking into account every detail and providing a high quality
service.
Its magnificent club house stands out, its excellent level of maintenance is
appreciable in all areas and, as its own identity, its excellence in service.
It has first-class facilities; Golf school, driving range, changing rooms, sauna,
showers, bar-restaurant, Green corner Kiosk Bar as well as business services and
celebrations.
This is Valle Romano Golf & Resort, a course for everyone.

Year built 2010
Designer/s Cabell B. Robinson
Manager Ildefonso Esquivel
Greenkeeper Jesús Vazquez
Golf professional Miguel Borrego
Dificultad del Recorrido 3/5
Aprox. tee interval 10 min.
Buggy recommended Yes
Buggy allowed in fairway Yes
Maximum handicap (man) 28
Maximum handicap (woman) 36
Club hire from 33€
Buggy from 40€
Trolleys from 7€
Electric Trolleys from 15€
Half hour lessons from 70€
Open to non-members Yes
Driving Range Yes
Course Restrictions

All golf professionals will be granted a special rate unless accompanied by 3 amateurs in which case the green fee will be courtesy of Valle Romano Golf & Resort. The price of the Junior green fee will be approximately the 50 % of the rack rate according to season. Etiquette Rules Besides the Courtesy Rules defined in Section I of the Rules of Golf, Valle Romano Golf & Resort requires all players, members and non-members, to follow the Rules of Golf Etiquette at all times: • Metal spikes golf shoes are not permitted. • Appropriate attire is required at both the Golf Course and Clubhouse. It is prohibited to wear bathing trunks, running or tennis shorts, jeans and sleeveless shirts and playing without a shirt. Ladies are requested not to wear bikini tops and halter tops. • The use of mobile phones is prohibited in the Clubhouse at all times and on the Golf Course during competitions. • It is strictly forbidden to buy used golf balls on the course. Whoever breaks this rule will be asked to leave the Club immediately. CARE OF THE COURSE. • Divots must be replaced, pitch marks repaired and bunkers raked before moving on. All waste paper, cans, cigarette butts, etc., must be placed in the baskets provided. GOLF CARS AND TROLLEYS. • Golf cars and trolleys are not allowed on the rings around the greens and teeing grounds. Special attention must be paid to all signs posted on the course.. • Golf cars must be driven on the existing paths respecting the signs on the course and always following the norms established. • No more than two golf cars per group, or one in the case of two players, are allowed. No more than two people are allowed on a golf car. • Driving golf cars are not permitted to players under 16 years of age. SLOW PLAY. • Slow play must be avoided. A party of players should take approximately 4 hours and 20 minutes to complete their round. Slow players who lose distance must give way to players coming up behind them. • Players are asked not to stay more than 10 minutes at the kiosk of hole number 9.

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Opinions and reviews

Global rating
3.79 /5
3.54
Ratio value/price
4
Received treatment
3.77
Conditions & services
3.85
Difficulty
Gert Hansen
  • Kind of player Usually play to handicap
  • Rating

    4 /5

  • Date 15/11/2015
2 rounds played mid November, can't wait to get back in March
TerryO
  • Kind of player Usually play to handicap
  • Rating

    4 /5

  • Date 10/09/2014
A group of 8 played Valle Romano in April 2014. We really enjoyed the experience. Close to Estepona it has a wonderful opening downhill par 5; also many other interesting holes. Despite apartments nearby there are great views back to the sea. We also played this course on a windy day a few years ago and balls were being blown off the greens. However, this year conditions were great and everyone said they'd happily return.
Marie
  • Kind of player Pleased to break 100
  • Rating

    4 /5

  • Date 09/03/2013
Very nice course - well adapted for all kind of players. Great amenities and warm welcome upon arrival. I would definitely play again.
Andrew oliver
  • Kind of player Usually play to handicap
  • Rating

    3.75 /5

  • Date 23/01/2013
Another visually impressive design from Cabell Robinson, designer of nearby Finca Cortesin and La Reserva. Valle Romano is sadly reminiscent of many new courses in this area of spain. This is hugely difficult topography not suited to golf and the need to create plentiful, yet desirable Real Estate to pay for the course development is evident here, on some, if not all of the holes. The resort itself (i.e Clubhouse, practice facilities and surrounding accommodation) is undoubtedly of a high standard and one could not wish for better practice facilities, however these are of such a high standard that the course itself comes as some disappointment. There are some spectacular golf holes, however they do not play all that well and genuinely good golf shots can often be penalised due to the design. In particular the 1st hole, a long sweeping downhill par five that dog legs to the left. The only play here (from any of the 5 teeing options) appeared to be to hit the ball as hard as one could towards the left edge of the fairway and hope for a generous bounce and roll down the severe slope and in between the gaping bunkers. Likewise the par 4 12th. A hugely dramatic, but ultimately unfair golf hole where good shots were punished and poor shots rewarded such was the severe sloping off the right and the water hazard short and left of the green. Perhaps the only safe option was to play a mid iron down the hill and hope it didn't get too much roll forward. Despite the difficulties posed by the terrain (which makes a buggy an absolute must and five hour rounds almost unavoidable) there are also some tough, but very enjoyable golf holes. There is a good mix of long and short 4's, including the excellent 5th which is played towards a large water hazard on the right of the fairway which comes into play for those hitting driver. The reward for going with the big stick and hitting the fairway is a much more manageable wedge to a narrow green, with a bunker and water to the right and run off area's to the left. The par 3's are all strong, sadly they lack variety though and all are pushing the 200 yard mark (much much further if you play from the Championship Black's as i did), the pick of these being the Par 3 13th. A fantastic greensite with a lagoon all the way down the right and a green that sits angled to the tee shot. Play safely left and hope to catch some of the green for the best chance of a 3. Whilst this is certainly not the best course in the region, it is better than most and its conditioning is excellent. To get the most from the experience schedule a full day here to enjoy all the facilities to their maximum including a grassed practice range and premium range balls, wonderfully manicured putting and chipping area's and a clubhouse amongst the most comfortable and spacious you are likely to find anywhere.
David Nairn
  • Kind of player Usually play to handicap
  • Rating

    4 /5

  • Date 05/10/2012
Course in great condition even although maintenance on greens on recently completed. A very good layout with lots of variety. Some challenging drives including some over water. Would definitely play again.