Real Club de Golf La Barganiza first registered with the Spanish Golf Federation in 1982. The club’s original 9-hole layout – designed by Víctor García de la Cruz – was later extended to its present 18-hole configuration by Javier Núñez Martínez.
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Real Club de Golf La Barganiza first registered with the Spanish Golf Federation in 1982. The club’s original 9-hole layout – designed by Víctor García de la Cruz – was later extended to its present 18-hole configuration by Javier Núñez Martínez.
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Real Club de Golf La Barganiza first registered with the Spanish Golf Federation in 1982. The club’s original 9-hole layout – designed by Víctor García de la Cruz – was later extended to its present 18-hole configuration by Javier Núñez Martínez.
Today, the course stretches to 5,607 metres from the back markers, playing to a par of 70 (35 out then 35 in), with holes arranged as two returning nines. Water threatens only once, at the par four 13th, where a pond lurks to the front left of the green.
Other holes of note include the very short par three 8th (a hedge runs along out of bounds on the left); the very narrow downhill par four 15th (a good birdie chance with a stroke index of 18); and the only par five on the back nine at the 472-metre 17th.