Campo de Golf y Escuela Las Rejas Benidorm Sol de Poniente

Few places in Spain wear their tourist identity as openly as Benidorm — the Mediterranean resort city on the Costa Blanca that somehow became more associated with British package holidays than with the surrounding orange groves and mountain villages of the Alicante interior. Golf here exists within that same sun-and-leisure economy, and Las Rejas Sol de Poniente fits squarely into that world: a compact, school-friendly layout designed less for scratch ambitions than for beginners finding their footing, families filling a holiday morning, and visitors who want a gentle introduction to the game with a Mediterranean backdrop.

The "Escuela" in the name signals the course's real vocation — instruction and accessibility sit at the heart of what this facility offers. Short layouts of this kind along the Costa Blanca typically pair driving ranges and practice areas with a course that rewards patience and ball-striking over power, making them a sensible first stop before tackling the more demanding parkland and clifftop courses scattered through the Alicante province.

Benidorm itself sits beneath the Serra Gelada natural park, and even on a modest layout the coastal light and warm climate — reliable sunshine for the better part of the year — make a round here feel more like recreation than sport. That, frankly, is the point.