Valderrama Golf Club
 
Valderrama Golf Club Valderrama has two prevailing winds: the poniente from the land and the levante from the Mediterranean. Valderrama, of Sotogrande, Spain, site of the 1997 Ryder Cup, is now accessible to all in this faithful and gorgeous simulation from Access Software.

In the mid-80s, Robert Trent Jones, Sr. was commissioned to fine-tune his original design of the Spanish course that would become Valderrama. Resting between the grandeur of the Sierra Blanca mountains and the Mediterranean, Valderrama features distant views of Gibraltar and North Africa from higher ground. Gnarled cork trees garnish the terrain, accompanied by scattered olive trees and abundant wildflowers.

In ’91, ’93 and ’95, Golf World voted Valderrama the #1 golf club in Europe. This home of the annual Volvo Masters tournament was richly rewarded in ’94 when The Ryder Cup committee selected Valderrama as the host of the ’97 matches.

Valderrama is a stand alone course and is one of the top non US links courses.


Course Statistics

Name Valderrama Golf Club
Location Sotogrande, San Roque
Cádiz, Spain
Phone Not Applicable
Status Semi-private
Built 1974 by Robert Trent Jones Sr. Rebuilt: 1985 by Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Course Rating 74.9
Slope Rating 139
Length 6234.00 meters
Par 71
Signature Hole 4
File (ls) Valderra.crx
Size (ls) 13,621,063
Found (ls) Serperate CD

 

Course Yards Rating Slope Par 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Total
Valderrama 6234 74.9 139 71 4 4 3 5 4 3 4 4 4 4 5 3 4 4 3 4 5 4 71

Adapted from files from "The Hackers Club"

Last Updated 12/7/99

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