How Can I Play PGA Catalunya?

PGA Catalunya’s Stadium Course near Gerona in Spain opened in 1999 and has regularly ranked as one of the best golf courses in Spain. 

The course is undoubtedly spectacular with its undulating terrain, and heather, oak and pine trees lining its pristine fairways, set against the backdrop of the Pyrenees. However, it’s also difficult enough to challenge any player, with trees typically standing close to the fairways and seven of the toughest holes featuring devilishly placed bunkers and lakes.

Since opening, the course has hosted many high-profile tournaments. As well as the venue for the 2022 Catalunya Championship, it also held the 2000, 2009 and 2014 Spanish Opens. It was also the first course to hold two European Tour events within 10 months of opening and regularly hosts the finals of the European Tour Qualifying Schools.

Considering its stellar reputation, it may be slightly surprising to learn that arranging a round at the course isn’t either that difficult or expensive compared to some other courses, if you choose the right time to play. You can book a tee time in advance online, with green fees per person ranging between €92 and €249 depending on the time of year and time of day you play. At certain times of the year, there are also special rates for two green fees plus a buggy ranging between €236 and €308.