Golf courses at Precise Resort El Rompido South Course: In 2003, Alvaro Arana put together a beautiful course of pine trees and orange groves on wonderful park-like land. Like its neighbor, the Nordbanen, the nearby swamps play a prominent role in the background of this course and add character to the layout. The South Course rewards accurate and intelligent golf, where playing conservatively is an advantage; it will put you in good positions for a better score. The hilly terrain has some small but beautiful elevation changes as you move through the course. The south court at Precise Resort El Rompido reserves its most spectacular feature for last. 17. and The 18th tee is on a pontoon, so you can hit your tee shots over swamps and onto the fairway beyond. This course is so much fun, but the last two tee shots really leave a great impression of the place. North Course: The introduction of the North Course in 2006 confirmed El Rompido’s position as one of the region’s leading golf destinations and is definitely worth a stop during your golf vacation in Andalusia. While it’s not the longest course in the world, it’s a course for intelligent golfers rather than long drivers, and requires well-considered golf shots to score well. Located in the middle of the Marismas del Río Piedras Nature Reserve among mature pine trees and orange groves, the North Course is a delight to the eye with plenty of nature that complements the golf course perfectly. The majority of the front nine of this course runs along the marshlands of the Piedra River. The feel of the country and the inevitable southern Spanish heat gives the track a Florida feel. When playing the more domestic bag-9, the course has an absolute gem in store. The 16th hole is one of the highlights of the round and the short par-3 is not to be taken lightly. At only 124 meters, you might be put off by the beautiful marshland in the background and the lack of distance. But you’ll need to keep your senses sharp as the green is protected by two of golf’s most feared hazards… very deep bunkers.