Golf Club Son Servera

Son Servera Golf Club, designed by John Harris, was inaugurated in 1966 in a prime location just meters from the sea. It's a course with greens well protected by bunkers, manicured fairways, and rough that can make for a challenging round. The nine holes are well laid out, with no long walks from green to tee and no steep slopes. The course measures 6,018 meters for men and 5,108 meters for women; a par 72 with a par 4 (hole 8) featuring a water hazard just meters from the green, demanding precise play. The 3rd hole stands out, a par 3 of 158 meters for men and 135 meters for women, flanked on its right by a water hazard and on the left by two bunkers. From the tee, there's a full view of the landing area, requiring careful club and shot selection. Even for the more pessimistic, there's always the splendid view of the bay and the Pointe de N'amer in the distance, which makes facing the hole with renewed enthusiasm. The atmosphere in the Clubhouse is relaxed and friendly; many visitors come year after year and mingle with the members, always welcomed as one of their own. Here, the focus is on people, golf, and friendship, living up to the motto on their crest: “Ludus et Amiticia” (Leisure and Friendship).