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Designed by the renowned golf course architect José Gancedo, the Championship Course at Golf Costa Adeje is an 18-hole, par-72 layout that seamlessly integrates with the natural terrain of a former banana plantation. The preservation of original stone walls and terraces gives the course a distinctive character, setting it apart from traditional layouts.
Golfers visiting Costa Adeje can expect a first-class golfing experience that combines championship-level conditions with an inspiring landscape.

For those looking for a shorter but equally enjoyable round, the Lagos Course is a fantastic choice. Originally an extension of the Championship Course, this 9-hole layout has been redesigned to provide an engaging experience while maintaining the same high-quality course conditions.
True to its name, Lagos (meaning “lakes”) incorporates several water hazards that add both beauty and challenge to the round. It is perfect for casual players, beginners, or those looking for a quicker game. The design also encourages strategic thinking, as many holes require careful shot placement to avoid water hazards.
Highlights of the Lagos Course
Lagos is a perfect complement to the main course, offering an alternative for golfers who prefer a shorter or more leisurely round while still enjoying the stunning coastal scenery.

Beyond the golf courses, Golf Costa Adeje offers state-of-the-art facilities that enhance the overall experience. The clubhouse, located in an elevated position, provides spectacular views of the golf course and the Atlantic Ocean, making it an ideal place to relax after a round.
Key Amenities
The combination of these premium facilities ensures that both visiting and local golfers enjoy an exceptional experience at Costa Adeje.

Golf Costa Adeje is more than just a golf course; it’s an immersive experience that blends sport, nature, and luxury. Here’s why it should be on every golfer’s bucket list:

For those planning a golf trip to Tenerife, Golf Costa Adeje should be at the top of your itinerary. Whether you’re looking for a challenging round on the Championship Course or a relaxed experience at Lagos, the venue offers something for every golfer.
For more information or to book your tee time, send us a message and prepare for an unforgettable golf getaway.
Pack your clubs and experience one of Tenerife’s finest golf courses!