Canary Islands: A Top Golf Destination with Unmatched Experiences and Growing Impact

The Federación Canaria de Golf has shared some exciting news in the latest report by IE University: last year, golf tourists spent over one billion euros across the islands! Golf has truly become a powerhouse for both economic growth and tourism in the region, attracting more and more visitors who choose the Canary Islands as their go-to golf destination.

According to the report, the Canary Islands now represent 18% of Spain’s total golf tourism spending, with local golf courses making up 12% of the national revenue. What’s even more impressive is that golf tourists spend an average of €4,189 per year—much more than regular tourists. This has helped boost longer stays, increased spending, and reduced the seasonal dips in tourism that many destinations experience.

Pablo Llinares, Managing Director of Gran Canaria Tourism, emphasised golf’s important role in the island’s tourism. He said, “The work being done by the Federación Canaria de Golf and the Real Federación Española de Golf proves that golf and tourism are a winning combination.” This collaboration has helped make the Canary Islands one of Spain’s top golf destinations.

Looking ahead, Gran Canaria will take centre stage as it hosts IAGTO’s third annual European Convention (IEC) from May 19-21, 2025. The event is already generating buzz, with 70% of the spots filled. Golf professionals worldwide will be heading to Gran Canaria, further showcasing the islands’ appeal.

Canary Islands: a Dream Destination

The Canary Islands, a dream destination for golf lovers, boasts 22 spectacular courses spread across their main islands. Tenerife offers standout courses such as Abama Golf, Golf Costa Adeje, Golf del Sur, Amarilla Golf, Golf Las Américas, Real Club de Golf de Tenerife, and Buenavista Golf. Gran Canaria offers Meloneras Golf, Maspalomas Golf, Salobre Golf (Old and New), Anfi Tauro Golf, El Cortijo Golf and Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas. In Lanzarote, you can enjoy Lanzarote Golf and Costa Teguise Golf. Fuerteventura features Fuerteventura Golf Club, Las Salinas Golf, Playitas Golf Club and Jandía Golf, and La Gomera is home to Tecina Golf. Each course provides a unique experience, with breathtaking landscapes ranging from ocean views to impressive volcanic mountains, making the Canary Islands a true paradise for golfers.

If you’re a golf lover looking to play in the Canary Islands, Tee Times Golf Agency has you covered. With over 30 years of experience, we offer exclusive packages that give you access to the best golf courses in the region. Whether the stunning views at Tenerife’s Abama Golf or the breathtaking greens at Gran Canaria’s Meloneras Golf, Tee Times ensures you’ll have an unforgettable golf holiday. From personalised service to unique golf experiences, it’s the perfect way to discover what makes the Canary Islands a golfer’s paradise.

Discover Golf Bliss in the Canary Islands

The Canary Islands offer an incredible blend of world-class golf courses and breathtaking landscapes, making them an ideal destination for your next golf holiday. With their mild climate year-round, you can enjoy rounds of golf on lush greens surrounded by volcanic mountains and stunning ocean views.

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Tee Times Golf Agency provides fantastic packages that cater to all golfing needs, whether you’re traveling solo, with friends, or family. Our tailored options include accommodation, transfers, and tee times, ensuring a seamless experience.

Experience the unique challenges of playing on courses that feature sand dunes, palm trees, and dramatic coastlines. Each round promises excitement and unforgettable scenery, perfect for golfers of all levels. Don’t miss the chance to elevate your game in one of the most beautiful golf destinations!

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Newsletter: Discover Golf Bliss in the Canary Islands

Spain golf – the “Canary Swing”, first of three consecutive stages of the European Tour to the Canaries Islands

Costa Adeje Golf Course. Canary Islands

Costa Adeje Golf Course

Canary Islands

The excitement for the best golf on the old continent is evident in the three rounds of the Canarian Swing, a professional golf tournament played at Costa Adeje Golf Course in the wonderful Spanish island of Tenerife. The tournament is intended to be a one-off event and will be played the week after the Tenerife Open also at Costa Adeje Golf Course, creating a three-week swing of events in the Canary Islands.

It was not a championship with an excessive presence of the best players. Were only three on the first page of the standings: Garrick Higgo (65), Antoine Rozner (68) and John Catlin (82).

The South African Garrick Higgo will be just one of the names to follow, as the United States is already looking at its enormous progression since winning the Gran Canaria Lopesan Open at the Meloneras Golf Course.

The follow competitions will be at Real Club Valderrama Golf Course, the Estrella Damm N.A. Andalucía Masters and the Spanish Open at Villa de Madrid Golf Course.

With these confirmations, Spain has once again become one of the great organizers of the European Tour tournaments.

For Tee Times Golf Agency these tournaments are of great importance and visibility for both Spain and the Resorts and Golf Courses involved, such as Costa Adeje Golf Course a wonderful Golf Resort which boasts an 18 hole golf course of par 72 and a 9 hole golf course of par 33.
For very pleasant rounds at Costa Adeje Golf Course we suggest the Week Experience golf package for 5 rounds, as well as the next-door golf courses; Las Américas Golf Course (18 holes, par 72), Abama Golf Course (18 holes, par 72) and Amarilla Golf & Country Club (27 holes, par 71) where 18 or more rounds with or without buggy can be appreciated at very special rates.
For an even more complete and pleasant stay, do not miss the deluxe and charming hotels; Vincci La Plantacion del Sur *****, Iberostar Grand Hotel El Mirador ***** and H10 Atlantic Sunset ***** where several night packages will be prepared according to your dreams.

Source: opengolf.es