Golf Costa Teguise

Thanks to a helpful attendant in the Teguise ProShop I was able to play the Golf Teguise course today. The course is in good shape, fairways are decent and greens are in very good shape. The Pro Shop was well stocked and the Restaurant looked decent with good offerings. As long as you can keep your ball on the fairway you have a good chance of scoring well. The bunkers are indeed filled with volcanic fine grained rock and are black! Bring an extra banged up sand wedge for bunker play. The occasional wide shot that finds the ‘rough’ area is fairly easy to find as the vegetation is sparse. It does bother me to see players that do not repair their pitch marks or rake the bunkers! The buggies are an older type but adequate for this course. I enjoyed playing this course but did not enjoy the extremely slow 4 ball group ahead of me! Had to wait at least 10 minutes for every shot with a total of 5,5 hours! Too bad there was not a Marshall to speed them up! Golfers visiting Lanzarote should give Golf Teguise a try!

Costa Teguise Golf Club, Lanzarote – Leading Courses Review Costa Teguise Golf Club is a fantastic choice if you’re visiting Lanzarote by cruise ship, as it is located just five minutes from the cruise terminal. The club has a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere with a small driving range, putting green and a compact but friendly pro shop. The course itself is what makes this place truly unique. Built through Lanzarote’s volcanic landscape, lava surrounds many of the fairways, creating a spectacular contrast with the lush green grass. One of the most memorable features are the black volcanic sand bunkers, giving the course a character unlike almost anywhere else. Before your round, make sure to ask the pro shop for a “lava club” – an old iron that you can use when your ball finishes on the lava, helping to protect your own clubs from damage. The layout is varied and enjoyable. While the course is not particularly long, the ever-present wind can make club selection challenging and keeps every round interesting. During my visit, the conditioning was excellent, with green fairways and well-maintained greens throughout. Costa Teguise offers a fun and memorable golfing experience in a truly unique volcanic setting and is definitely worth adding to your Lanzarote itinerary. Three Facts: * Opened in 1978, designed by the renowned British architect John Harris. * Features distinctive black volcanic sand bunkers instead of traditional white sand. * Located just 5 minutes from the Arrecife cruise terminal, making it one of the most convenient golf courses for cruise passengers.

A very friendly club and visiting the place I was made to feel very welcome. The course itself is a fight against nature—a golf course probably shouldn’t be here but the layout is a test especially if it’s windy. I have seen reviews criticising the conditions and I visited after they have had a spell of rain—but I found the course to be in decent condition and the greens had a good pace on them even though they looked like they would be slow

My son and I have played the Costa Teguise golf course this week.We were satisfied with the course, which looked very green. Obviously the rain from the last 2 months helped tremendously in turning things around. The reception was very friendly and with a premium set of golfclubs it felt like we were using our own clubs. All in all a nice experience when playing golf in Northern Europe is quite challenging in winter time.

De driving range is nog steeds niet goed: slechte ballen en een stenige landingsgebied. De matten zijn wel redelijk. Receptie is vriendelijk. De baan is slecht. Slechte teeboxen, veel kale plekken op de fairway. Hobbelige green. En veel teeboxen waren ook naar voren verplaatst. Kortom non qualifying condities. En heel extreem: afstanden van de rode tee bij par 3’s: 45 m, 58 m en 60 m. Bunkers hebben hard zwart zand met erg veel steentjes.