Campo de Golf Rovacías

Comillas is one of the most architecturally singular small towns on Spain's northern coast — a place where Antoni Gaudí left his mark (El Capricho) and where the Cantabrian Sea shapes both the landscape and the mood. The golf here sits within that same dramatic geography: green hills rolling toward cliff-edged coastline, Atlantic weather rolling in without warning, and a general feeling that you are very far from the sun-baked resort courses of Andalucía.

Rovacías is a compact course suited to the character of its surroundings — unhurried, unpretentious, and rooted in the local landscape rather than engineered against it. The terrain is naturally undulating, and the sea air and Atlantic rainfall keep the turf lush and playing quite differently across the seasons. It draws a loyal following among locals and the visitors who come to explore this stretch of the Costa Verde.

Golf in Cantabria has always had a quieter, more personal feel than Spain's larger tourist circuits, and Rovacías reflects that sensibility — a place to play golf rather than perform it.