Calle Vista La Monja s/n,
Buenavista del Norte, Tenerife 38480
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Buenavista Golf SchoolThe Course:
18 holes. Clifftop & open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Oceanside setting.
Designer:
Seve Ballesteros
28.372005
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1 hr 45 mins by car from Playa de Las Americas
FROM THE NORTH follow the TF-5 and then TF-42 west, via Puerto de la Cruz-Garachico-Buenavista del Norte-Buenavista Golf. | FROM THE SOUTH follow the TF-1 and then TF-82 north, via Adeje-Guia de Isora-Santiago del Telde-Tanque-Buenavista. In Santiago you can take the TF-436 through the scenic village of Masca to Buenavista, but it is a very winding, narrow, mountainous road. Most locals recommend you stay on the TF-82 after Santiago, then turn left in Tanque, direction Buenavista. You will drop (steeply) down to link to the TF-42 (Buenavista-Garachico road), but its easier going than the Masca road.
Buenavista
Buenavista Golf: Located directly alongside the Atlantic Ocean on the north-western tip of Tenerife, this fabulous Seve Ballesteros layout is one of the island's most challenging and certainly its most scenic coastal golf course.
With a stunning ocean backdrop on one side and towering, vertical mountain cliffs on the other, Buenavista will thoroughly test your shot-making and overall game, not least if the wind blows. A scattering of palm trees and native cactus, as well as shrubs and bushes of every imaginable variety, does not detract from the rolling, linksy openness of this challenging design.
The six par-3s, six par-4s and six par-5s, provide constant elevation changes, occasional and very threatening water hazards, plenty of excellent bunkering and one or two tightish drives. The early holes take you to the course's higher elevations, but its on the back-nine where the real thrills kick-in. The stretch of holes from the par-4 13th through to the tough, uphill par-3 17th is as good an oceanside clifftop sequence as you'll find.
Always in view, the dramatic mountain ridge tumbles into the sea at the northern end of the course. A peep-hole in the ridge allows vehicles to pass through on their way to Point Teno (Punta de Teno); it also provides a perfect sighter for your tee-shot at the testing par-5 18th, an excellent risk-reward hole for bigger-hitters.
Pick of the holes: the downhill par-3 15th, played to an ocean backdrop with waves crashing against the rocky foreshore, is right up there with the signature par-3s of Pebble Beach and Cypress Point.
Visitors welcome weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Soft spikes only. Players generally walk this course. Golf carts (fitted with GPS) available for hire.
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On your way to and from Buenavista you may hear mention of the stunning village of Masca. Located amongst the dramatic ravines and peaks of the Teno mountains, Masca was virtually unknown until recently, but has now become a key attraction for those touring the island. The setting of the village is magical and its houses are perch precariously on the narrow ridges of dramatic rock formations.
This is one of the most picturesque parts of the island, but you will need to journey carefully along narrow, winding, mountain roads to get to Masca. Reputed to have been a pirate hideaway, the small Bay of Masca on the coast is a three-hour walk from the village through stunning scenery.
Spain's 53rd best course (Golf World, 2022).
c/ La Finca s/n - 38480, Buenavista del Norte, Tenerife
+34 922 061 700
Visit websiteSet within spectacular surroundings overlooking the ocean, at Meliá Hacienda del Conde you can enjoy its wonderful golf course, Yhi Spa and its exclusive services.
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C/ Esteban de Ponte 32, Garachico, Isla Baja, 38450 Tenerife
+34 922 13 34 35
Visit websiteLocated in the less developed north-western part of Tenerife, the Hotel San Roque provides excellent access to the many natural and historical attractions of the Isla Baja region, not least the Buenavista golf course. The hotel building originally dates from the late 1700s, ensuring that life passes at a different rythm at the Hotel San Roque.
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