Set within the Moncavillo Green Residential Complex, the 6,296-metre Sojuela course was designed in 2006 by none other than Seve Ballestros, working alongside Julián García-Mayoral of Aymerich Golf Management.
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Set within the Moncavillo Green Residential Complex, the 6,296-metre Sojuela course was designed in 2006 by none other than Seve Ballestros, working alongside Julián García-Mayoral of Aymerich Golf Management.










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The Sojuela golf course is located less than half an hour’s drive south of Logroño in La Rioja, close to the Parque Natural Sierra de Cebollera and the Peñas de Iregua, Leza y Jubera, a series of rock formations within the geological transition zone that separates the fertile EbroValley from the Sistema Ibérico mountains.
Set within the Moncavillo Green Residential Complex, the 6,296-metre Sojuela course was designed by none other than Seve Ballestros, working alongside Julián García-Mayoral of Aymerich Golf Management. Surrounded by a landscape of natural beauty, this varied and versatile layout was first unveiled to the golfing public in 2006.
Highlight holes include the long par five 2nd, played to a small, two-tiered green and the downhill par three 7th, featuring an unusual L-shaped green. The back nine starts off with the two toughest holes on the card at the par four 10th and 11th and it ends with a plunging par five that careers steeply downhill to the home green.

