Golf Course
Best golf course in Murcia Spain
The ideal golf course to play your favourite sport and enjoy your vacation at the Mar Menor, Murcia. Considered one of the best golf courses in Murcia, Roda Golf is located in a paradisiac spot in which the beautiful nature vibrate harmoniously with the Mediterranean Sea shores. They will merely marvel you since the first minute.
An unforgettable experience for you and your family, our golf course offers activities and facilities to any child or adult, independently of your golf level. Starting for the fact that the weather is mild, the sun shines almost 300 days per year and the average temperature is around 21 oC.
These are, undoubtedly, the perfect conditions to practice your favourite sport at every season. Book online your package or green fee at the best price to play golf in Murcia. More information regarding our golf course, hole by hole, ScoreCard and slope below.
Hole By Hole
Hole 1
Par 5 with an almost 90-degree dogleg and elevated green guarded by a bunker on the left.
Difficulty medium – high
- 500 meters
- 468 meters
- 443 meters
- 400 meters
Hole 2
A long and demanding par 3 with a large bunker that surrounds the front and right side of the green
Difficulty high
- 204 meters
- 178 meters
- 148 meters
- 119 meters
Hole 3
A difficult par 4 that requires a precise tee shot. The shot to the complicated green requires a medium/long iron.
Difficulty high
- 405 meters
- 383 meters
- 370 meters
- 343 meters
Hole 4
Another demanding hole which requires a good tee shot from an elevated tee and a long/medium iron to avoid the bunkers on the right side of the green.
Difficulty high
- 400 meters
- 375 meters
- 334 meters
- 276 meters
Hole 5
This short par 5 represents a good opportunity for a birdie and requires a good drive to avoid the bunker on the left side of the fairway.
Difficulty low.
- 435 meters
- 417 meters
- 404 meters
- 371 meters
Hole 6
Straight hole that enables a sight of the green from the tee, the greatest difficulty being the bunkers surrounding the green and the possible positions of the flag.
Difficulty medium – low.
- 366 meters
- 356 meters
- 343 meters
- 343 meters
Hole 7
The green of this par 3 is an island. A precise medium or short iron is needed to reach it.
Difficulty high
- 169 meters
- 148 meters
- 134 meters
- 116 meters
Hole 8
A simple par 4 whose main difficulty is the downward slope of the green and the deep bunkers surrounding it.
Difficulty medium – low.
- 323 meters
- 301 meters
- 293 meters
- 276 meters
Hole 9
A long hole with a classic design and a green shaped by slopes and bunkers on the right side and a large lake on the left.
Difficulty medium – high
- 392 meters
- 368 meters
- 350 meters
- 274 meters
Hole 10
Short par 5 with a large bunker in the drive landing area. It becomes more complicated with the second and third shots, but still represents a good opportunity for a birdie.
Difficulty medium
- 437 meters
- 425 meters
- 411 meters
- 395 meters
Hole 11
A good par 3 with a slightly elevated green that requires a medium iron from the tee.
Difficulty medium – low.
- 174 meters
- 147 meters
- 140 meters
- 123 meters
Hole 12
Beautiful par 4 with the green located on a peninsula in a lake which could also represent a good opportunity for a birdie or a place for missing shots.
Difficulty medium – low.
- 318 meters
- 305 meters
- 288 meters
- 271 meters
Hole 13
Fairly attainable par 3 hole whose main difficulties lie in the different positions of the flag next to the lake.
Difficulty medium – low.
- 151 meters
- 139 meters
- 118 meters
- 100 meters
Hole 14
A straight par 4 with a fairly wide fairway that should level out the terrain for a simple approach shot to a slightly elevated green.
Difficulty medium – low.
- 317 meters
- 300 meters
- 277 meters
- 257 meters
Hole 15
The shortest par 4 in the course that enables aggressive or conservative shots from the tee to leave room for an easy shot to the green for a birdie.
Difficulty medium.
- 296 meters
- 278 meters
- 271 meters
- 271 meters
Hole 16
This par 4 hole has a slight curve to the right and requires a well-positioned drive in order to comfortably reach the green, which is guarded by a bunker in the front and on the right.
Difficulty medium.
- 348 meters
- 332 meters
- 325 meters
- 318 meters
Hole 17
A straight hole in which players must avoid the fairway bunkers and the bunkers located on the sides of a wavy green.
Difficulty medium.
- 381 meters
- 363 meters
- 323 meters
- 283 meters
Hole 18
A beautiful par 5 to close the course in which a good drive will enable the player to reach the green in two shots over the lake and finish with a birdie.
Difficulty medium.
- 494 meters
- 457 meters
- 434 meters
- 386 meters
Local Rules
Are: the fence that surrounds the course, walls, stakes and white lines painted on the ground. When a fence or wall is the out of bounds, it is considered the area closest to ground level. In the case of white stakes next to buggy paths, the stakes indicate out of bounds which is defined by the path on the closest side to the white stakes.
Marked by yellow and red stakes. If there are stakes and lines on the ground, the stakes identify a penalty area and the line marks where it commences.
There is a drop zone for both holes, properly signed, at aprox. 50 mts from the front of the green.
Are marked with blue stakes and/or a white line on the ground
Tarmac or manmade paths. Drainage pipes and their stone surrounding. Astro turf laid into the ground in the general area.
All marked distances are to the centre of the green.
*We request that you check the notice board for any possible changes in Local Rules.
Rules & Etiquette
With the purpose to always offer the best service to our distinguished clients, in Roda Golf we maintain a policy for rules and etiquette:
Check with the Pro-Shop the tee-time intervals as it may vary depending on the season (generally between 8´-10´). Each tee time is made as 4 balls, therefore players reserving 1, 2 or 3 balls must expect to be paired up with other persons.
Dress Code: Anyone visiting Roda Golf must be suitably attired on the golf course. Anyone dressed incorrectly will be asked to change or leave the golf course. In general, these standards are:
– Trousers: Tailored trousers are required. Denim Jeans, cargo pants, camouflaged design trousers and tracksuit bottoms are not permitted.
– Shorts: must be tailored and of a bermuda type design. Beach shorts, cargo pants, swimming trunks or other sports shorts are not permitted
– Men’s Shirts: must have collar and sleeves (long or short). T-Shirts and Rugby/Football Shirts carrying logos, slogans, numbers or illustrations are not permitted.
– Ladies Shirts: must wear collared shirts without sleeves or sleeved shirts without collar.
– Shoes: Golf shoes can be of a classical or modern design with rubber or silicon spikes. Trainers, sandals, flip flops or metal spiked golf shoes are not permitted under any circumstances.
Drivers must be of a minimum age of 16. A maximum of two persons and two golf bags per buggy are permitted. On the tee area, buggies must be kept on the buggy path. Buggies may be driven on the fairways and rough but always respecting the buggy signs.
Players who have a high handicap will be allowed to play subject to availability and at a time which does not intrude on other players. If a player holds up the pace of play and refuses to let faster players through, they may be asked to leave the course. The course should be played in under 4½ hours.
If you wish have any queries regarding these Rules, please ask the golf department or check the General Rules available at the Pro-shop.