Old Course vs New Course at San Roque: two separate clubs

The Old Course belongs to The San Roque Club and the New Course to San Roque Golf & Resort. Who runs each course and how to book.
Sunrise at San Roque, the quiet hour of the first tee time

Same fairway, two moments: first light or golden hour. We are going with sunrise at San Roque, dew on the fairway and the first tee all to yourself.
La Criolla grill at San Roque: Argentine barbecue to round off your day of golf

La Criolla, the Argentine grill on the terrace at San Roque Golf & Resort: premium cuts of meat, gourmet burgers and a relaxed meal after your round.
The flagstick on the green: the gesture that looks after the San Roque course

Where to lay the pin while putting, how to return it to the hole without damaging the edges and what the Rules of Golf say about putting with the flagstick in.
Holiday Golf Camp in San Roque: golf for kids in October

Two weeks of golf for children aged 4 to 12 at San Roque Golf & Resort, from 19 to 30 October, with the Alex Ocaña school and lunch included.
The mental game at San Roque: calm and focus, Nicklaus style

Technique matters, but calm makes the difference over the ball. What Jack Nicklaus, the Golden Bear, teaches about the mental side of golf, applied to a round at San Roque.
Playing in the shade of giants: the trees of San Roque

Canopies framing the greens, a freshly stripped cork oak and the Mediterranean breeze through the branches: this is how golf is played among the trees of San Roque Golf & Resort.
Sunset at San Roque, when the light changes the course

Mauve skies, backlit cork oaks and the lake mirroring the fairways: this is how the last round of the day is played at San Roque Golf & Resort.
The San Roque landscape: golf fused with the cork oak wood

Fairways that follow the relief, cork oaks standing inside the route and a sunset that closes the week: how the San Roque Golf & Resort course sits inside its natural surroundings.
Practice at San Roque: the Ben Hogan line that orders your training

Every day without practice is one more day of waiting. Ben Hogan’s arithmetic applied to golf at San Roque Golf & Resort, among cork oaks and late afternoon light.