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PGA Catalunya Resort — Stadium Course, Caldes de Malavella
Resort / pay-and-play Parkland course Caldes de Malavella, Spain

PGA Catalunya Resort — Stadium Course

Spain's most acclaimed inland course — a pine-framed, championship-tough resort layout near Girona that any visitor can book, with resort guests first in the queue.

Holes18
Par72
Length7,204 yds
Opened1999
LocationCaldes de Malavella, Spain
Access & booking

Can I play PGA Catalunya Resort — Stadium Course?

Yes — the Stadium Course is the centrepiece of the PGA Catalunya Resort (now branded Camiral Golf & Wellness) and is open to visitors as well as resort guests. It is consistently rated Spain's number one course, so tee times are prized and resort guests receive booking priority, but the public can reserve directly. A reasonable standard of play is expected on this championship layout.

How to book: Reserve online through the Camiral/PGA Catalunya site or by phone; staying at the on-site hotel unlocks the best tee-time access and package rates. Book well ahead for high-season weekends. Green fees vary by season and time of day, so check current rates when booking.

About PGA Catalunya Resort — Stadium Course

The Stadium Course at PGA Catalunya Resort opened in 1999 to a design by Ángel Gallardo and Neil Coles, threading tight, tumbling holes through umbrella pines and heather in the Girona hinterland. It announced itself immediately by hosting the 1999 Sarazen World Open and has since staged three Spanish Opens and a modern DP World Tour Catalunya Championship, while topping national rankings for much of the past two decades. Now part of the rebranded Camiral Golf & Wellness resort, it pairs a genuinely testing championship layout with five-star lodging and a second Tour Course. Visitors can play throughout the year, with on-site resort guests enjoying tee-time priority.

Signature hole

The par-4 13th, tumbling downhill through a chute of pines to a well-guarded green, is regularly listed among Europe's finest holes and defines the course's forested, strategic character.

On the course

What makes it special

Spain's No. 1

Long ranked the country's finest course, with the celebrated downhill par-4 13th among Europe's best holes.

Tour proven

Host of three Spanish Opens and a modern DP World Tour event, so you tackle a true championship test.

Stay-and-play resort

On-site five-star hotel and a second 18 make it an easy multi-day golf base near Girona and the Costa Brava.

Tournament pedigree

  • Sarazen World Open (1999)
  • Open de España / Spanish Open (2000, 2009, 2014)
  • DP World Tour Qualifying School Final (2008–2016)
  • Catalunya Championship (2022)
Plan

Need to know

Best time to play

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–October) offer ideal temperatures and firm turf; summer is playable but hot, and winter is mild but softer.

Dress code

Collared shirts and tailored trousers or shorts; no denim or athletic wear, soft spikes only.

Good to know

The Stadium is a demanding walk through pine forest with significant elevation change, so most visitors take a buggy; caddies can be arranged with notice. Allow around 4.5 hours, and use the excellent practice facilities and second Tour Course as part of a stay.

Tickets

Upcoming golf tournaments

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Prefer to watch the world’s best? Book tickets to an upcoming tournament, then add a hotel and flights.

Logistics

Getting there

Nearest airports

Girona–Costa Brava (GRO) ~15 min; Barcelona–El Prat (BCN) ~1 hr 15 min.

On arrival

The resort sits just off the AP-7/N-II near Caldes de Malavella, about 15 minutes from Girona airport and 45–75 minutes north of Barcelona by car. A hire car is the easiest way to reach it and explore the wider Costa Brava.

Where to stay

Stay near the course

All hotels & live prices

The five-star Hotel Camiral on site is the natural base and grants the best tee-time priority; villas and apartments are also available within the resort. Girona's historic old town, 15 minutes away, is a lively alternative.

A taste of the luxury stays near PGA Catalunya Resort — Stadium Course — tap any hotel to see live availability and prices for your dates, or search them all.

Make a trip of it

Plan your golf trip

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can visitors play the PGA Catalunya Stadium Course?

Yes — it is a resort course open to the public as well as hotel guests, with resort guests receiving tee-time priority and package rates.

How much are green fees on the Stadium Course?

Roughly €150 in low season rising to about €200 at peak high-season times, with buggy usually extra.

Do I need a handicap?

No formal certificate is demanded, but this is a demanding championship course best enjoyed by competent golfers; a sensible standard is expected.

When is the best time to play?

Spring and autumn offer the finest conditions; summer is hot but playable and winter mild.

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Sources & pricing note

Green fees, access rules and tee-time policies change frequently and vary by season. The figures here are indicative for trip planning — always confirm on the official site before booking.

Guide updated 2026-07-27.