Golf Son Muntaner

at Arabella Golf Mallorca

Location: Palma de Mallorca, Spain | Style: Championship Mediterranean | Par: 72 | Opened: 2000 | Designer: Kurt Rossknecht

Ranked the no.5 course in the Balearic Islands by Top 100 Golf Courses

Golf Son Muntaner stands as one of Mallorca’s premier championship golf courses, forming the flagship course within the Arabella Golf Mallorca resort. Nestled between the Serra de Na Burguesa hills and the Bay of Palma, this par-72 layout delivers a compelling blend of strategic golf, rolling terrain, and Mediterranean scenery just minutes from Palma’s centre.

Designed by renowned architect Kurt Rossknecht and opened in 2000, Son Muntaner is celebrated for its thoughtful routing, wide fairways, and challenging greens that reward precision play. Its championship pedigree is underlined by membership in the prestigious European Tour Destinations network and its history of hosting top-level professional events, making it a must-play course for visiting golfers.

Course highlights

• European Tour Destination status – The only golf course in the Balearic Islands featured in the European Tour Destinations network, reflecting its world-class quality and standards.
• Tournament host – Venue for major international events, including the Mallorca Golf Open and the Mallorca Ladies Open, drawing elite professional talent.
• Modern facilities – Large putting green, illuminated driving range, and Arabella Golf Academy provide excellent practice and learning opportunities.
• Historic features – Home to “Na Capitana,” one of the oldest olive trees in Mallorca, adding character and charm to the round.

Signature Holes

Hole 15 – Par 5 is widely regarded as Golf Son Muntaner’s standout hole; the hole is a true risk-and-reward challenge that perfectly captures the course’s championship character. From the tee, players face a generous but strategically contoured fairway, encouraging an aggressive drive while subtly punishing anything wayward.

Did You Know?

Son Muntaner was named Spain’s Best Golf Course at the 2025 World Golf Awards, reflecting both its popularity with the public and its championship calibre.