Golf Son Vida

Golf Son Vida is the most traditional and first course in Mallorca and a legend among players from all over Europe.

It is the suitable golf course for golfers with a great passion for history.For those who enjoyed the victories of Severiano, they will be lucky to play in a golf course for which world-class players have passed. In addition, Golf Son Vida is perfectfor these young golfers who are looking for a challenge to their talent; their design puts them to the test, hole by hole.

Furthermore, few courses can boast having held a European Tour event twice (in 1990 & 1994). It was in the first of these events that Severiano Ballesteros made history. The now legendary Cantabrian sportsman won the Balearic Open in the play-off at the 18th hole, a spectacular par 5. An incredible feat that is recorded for all to see in the Clubhouse at Son Vida.

Its technical design, whose fairways run through the residential area of Son Vida require an intelligent game strategy. Its stunning 18th hole par 5 with a second shot over the water for sure will be a temptation among the more adventurous golfers.

Golf Son Vida also has a renovated Club House with Pro Shop and Restaurant, on whose terrace you can relax enjoying the breathtaking views of the 18th hole and its magnificent lake, as well as the Sheraton Mallorca Arabella Golf Hotel.

Soak up history by playing on this mythical course.

Inaugurated: 1964

Architect: F.W. Hawtree, renovated in 2001 with Kurt Rossknecht

Dress code - Golf Son Vida

Golf attire should be neat, tailored and consistent with the standards of the Club and tradition of the game of golf.

The use of t-shirts, sleevelees t-shirts (mens only), jeans, athletic apparel and bathing suits is forbidden.

Flip-flops and sandals are not permitted on the golf course.

Soft spikes are compulsory on the golf course at all times. No metal spikes are permitted.

The Pro Shop is well stocked with suitable clothing and any inadvertent errors may be quickly and easily corrected.

Hollow tining dates 2021

24.05.2021 – 28.05.2021