The 18-hole layout of Mediterraneo Golf has garnered acclaim for its architect, Ramón Espinosa. Nestled in a wide valley among mountains, this gem of a course features subtly placed hazards that make it more challenging than it appears, while still being accessible for less experienced players. The fairway and green-side bunkers are strategically positioned and easily visible, aiding in gameplay strategy. The course is surrounded by a variety of trees such as olive, pine, and carob, with isolated trees that require skilled shots and small ponds coming into play on seven holes, providing a varied range of hazards. The high-quality putting surfaces, prepared at US Tour speeds (as this is the home course of Sergio Garcia), are challenging to read and require excellent touch. This intelligent and fair course is suitable for golfers of all levels, with its balance and excellent maintenance making it highly recommended for a day out. A handicap is required to play.