Located on Lanzarote’s east coast, close to the resort area of Costa Teguise, Costa Teguise Golf Club is one of the island’s most established golf venues. Set at the foot of an ancient volcano with views towards the Atlantic Ocean, the course gives golfers a very Lanzarote-style experience, combining green fairways, volcanic lava, palm trees and year-round sunshine.

The course opened in 1978 and was designed by John Harris. It is an 18-hole, par-72 layout measuring up to 6,462 metres from the back tees, with a smooth, varied design and numerous doglegs. More than 3,000 palm trees line the fairways, while native vegetation and volcanic features help create a distinctive contrast between the course and the island’s darker volcanic landscape.

Costa Teguise is a good choice for golfers who want a warm-weather round without overly complicated travel logistics. The layout has enough width to be enjoyable on holiday, but the doglegs, changing winds, palm-lined fairways and volcanic areas still ask for accuracy and sensible course management. It suits, palm-lined fairways and volcanic areas still ask for accuracy and sensible course management. It suits a wide range of golfers, from regular players looking for winter sun to mixed-ability groups wanting a scenic round close to their hotel.

Practice facilities include a 300-metre driving range, putting green, chipping green with bunkers and a short practice hole, making it useful for a warm-up before the round or a more relaxed practice session. The clubhonero**, located in a building designed by César Manrique in 1978.

For UK golfers, Costa Teguise Golf Club works well as part of a Lanzarote golf holiday, especially for those staying in Costa Teguise, Puerto del Carmen or Playa Blanca and wanting to combine golf with beaches, volcanic landscapes, relaxed resort evenings and winter-sun appeal.