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The practice club is an initiative to make practicing and learning the game in your golf course in Majorca more accessible and to get players of all levels practicing together and have some fun in the process.
The practice club is an initiative to make practicing and learning the game in your golf course in Majorca more accessible and to get players of all levels practicing together and have some fun in the process.
We offer a weekly/monthly timetable with three 2-hour sessions per week, in which we will focus on all different parts of the game.
The idea is to offer 2 long game sessions a week, and 1 short game session.
You will be practising under supervision of a PGA professional who will keep track of your learning/improving curve.
The professional will be on site to help you individually during every session.
You can check in and check out whenever you like during the designated sessions, meaning for example if there is a session from 5.00 pm until 7:00 pm on a Friday evening, and you can’t make it till 6, you just participate from there, or if you need to leave earlier there will be no problem.
The monthly fee for the practice club will be:
€95,- for members of Club de Golf Alcanada
€135,- for all other residents and local players.
(practice balls included).
Fees have to be paid at the beginning of each month.
Timetable July / August / September
Mondays 17.00-19.00: Short Game Area
Wednesdays 17.00-19.00: Driving Range
Fridays 17.00-19.00. Driving Range
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