
How to Plan a Golf Weekend in Mallorca
Plan a golf weekend in Mallorca and enjoy the coastal course, practice facilities and personalised lessons at Club de Golf Alcanada, in a stunning Mediterranean setting.
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Mallorca offers an appealing combination for a golf weekend getaway: courses overlooking the Mediterranean, excellent food and a wide range of accommodation. Whether you are travelling with friends or looking for a relaxing break as a couple, a weekend is enough to enjoy golf and discover some of the island’s highlights.
To make the most of your stay, choose your dates carefully, book your rounds and find accommodation that keeps travel times to a minimum.
Autumn: an ideal time to play golf in Mallorca
Autumn is an excellent time to play golf in Mallorca. Temperatures are generally milder than in summer, making it more comfortable to spend several hours outdoors without the intense heat of the peak season. It is also a great opportunity to enjoy local cuisine, walk along the coast and visit the island’s villages.
If you are planning golf holidays in Mallorca, check the weather forecast and book your tee times in advance, particularly if you intend to play over the weekend.
Spring also offers attractive playing conditions. During summer, early morning tee times help you avoid the hottest hours. In autumn, the weather often makes it possible to enjoy a round of golf and spend the rest of the day exploring the island.
What to consider when choosing a golf course in Mallorca
The course layout, level of difficulty, scenery and facilities are all worth considering when choosing where to play. Location also matters if you plan to fit two rounds into a short trip.
In the north of the island, Club de Golf Alcanada offers a distinctive coastal setting. Located in the Bay of Alcúdia, it features an 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., with views of the Mediterranean and the Alcanada lighthouse.
The layout combines open coastal scenery with holes that reward accuracy and thoughtful shot selection. It is an appealing choice for golfers looking to enjoy a round in one of Mallorca’s most distinctive natural settings.
Before booking, take a look at the club’s facilities, from the driving range to the Alcanada Golf Academy, particularly if you would like to work on your game during your stay.
Green fees in Mallorca: how to book your next round
The availability of green fees in Mallorca depends on factors such as the season, day of the week and demand. If you have specific travel dates in mind, checking available tee times in advance will help you fit your rounds into your itinerary.
It is also worth deciding whether you will need club hire, a buggy or a golf trolley. If you are flying without your own equipment, checking the available options before travelling will help you avoid last-minute arrangements.
At Club de Golf Alcanada, you can check the available rates and offers and visit the official website to arrange your round. Review the booking and cancellation conditions before confirming your tee time.
Stay close to the golf course
Mallorca offers a wide choice of accommodation, from hotels to apartments and private villas. The right option will depend on your budget, group size and plans beyond the golf course.
Northern Mallorca is particularly appealing if you want to play at Club de Golf Alcanada and explore nearby destinations such as Alcúdia and Pollença. Staying in this area can reduce travel times and leave more room to enjoy the surroundings.
If you are travelling with friends, compare the advantages of a hotel with those of an apartment or villa. Parking, breakfast, space to store golf bags and proximity to restaurants are all worth considering.
Plan a two-day golf itinerary
With a sensible schedule, you can fit two rounds into a weekend without giving up time for other activities.
Friday: arrival and preparation. Check into your accommodation and confirm your booking details. If you arrive early enough, explore the area or visit the practice facilities before your first round.
Saturday: a day on the course. Enjoy your round in the morning and spend the afternoon exploring Alcúdia, walking along the coast or discovering the local food scene.
Sunday: a second round or a practice session. If your return flight allows enough time, you could play another round. Alternatively, if you prefer a more relaxed morning, the practice facilities at Club de Golf Alcanada offer opportunities to work on both your long and short game before heading home.
Another option is to book a lesson at the club’s academy and spend part of the morning improving a specific aspect of your game.
Improve your game at the Alcanada Golf Academy
A golf getaway can also be an opportunity to improve your technique. The Alcanada Golf Academy offers personalised golf lessons for beginners and experienced players alike, making it an appealing addition to a weekend beyond the usual rounds on the course.
Lessons with professional instructors can help you work on specific areas, such as your swing, short game or shot accuracy, with tuition adapted to your level and individual needs. Lessons are available in Spanish, Catalan, English and German, making the academy accessible to international visitors.
You can include a session in your weekend itinerary whether you are new to golf or looking to refine your technique. Contact the academy directly to find out about lesson options and availability during your stay.

Arrange your transport and explore Mallorca
As golf courses are spread across different parts of Mallorca, hiring a car can make getting around easier, particularly if you want to combine golf with visits to other towns. Check the distances from your accommodation and allow enough time for each journey before confirming your tee times.
If you would rather not drive, look into alternative transport options and check that they can accommodate golf bags. You can also decide whether to travel with your own clubs or use the club hire service at the course.
Leave some time to explore the surrounding area. In northern Mallorca, you can walk through the historic centre of Alcúdia, visit Pollença or spend a few hours at the nearby beaches. Mallorcan cuisine is another highlight, from traditional local dishes to contemporary Mediterranean cooking.
Plan your next golf getaway at Club de Golf Alcanada
A course overlooking the Mediterranean, views of the lighthouse and a distinctive natural setting make Club de Golf Alcanada an appealing destination for golf in northern Mallorca. Combining a round with a practice session or a lesson at the academy gives you even more ways to enjoy your weekend.
Check the available rates and offers, discover the Golf Academy and visit the official website to start planning your next visit.
Explore some of the world’s oldest golf courses, their history and the distinctive features that make them memorable.
Golf Alcanada combines a course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., facilities to help you improve your game and a privileged location beside the Bay of Alcúdia.
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