No. 30 · Mijas, Málaga
La Cala – América
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The America Course runs through a valley below the Sierra de Mijas and was La Cala Resort's first course. Cabell Robinson designed this par 72, which opened in 1989. The source describes it as a generous and scenic test, with five par 5s forming an important part of the round.
Based on sources consulted · 12/10/2026
- Architect
- Cabell Robinson
- Course par
- Par 72
- Format
- 18 holes
- Access
- Public
- Green fee
- To be confirmed
For visitors
- Access
- Public: bookable without membership
- Visitor green fee
- To be confirmed
Visitor conditions (days, required handicap or licence) to be confirmed with the club.
Source: Source consulted · golfforkings.com ↗ · 12/10/2026
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Accessed: 12/10/2026 · Partial review. Only the indicated facts are confirmed; scores have not been verified.
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The America Course is where La Cala Resort began, the original Cabell Robinson design at what has grown into the largest golf resort in Andalusia. Set in a quiet valley beneath the Sierra de Mijas, a short drive inland from the Costa del Sol coast, it is a generous, scenic and thoroughly enjoyable test that anchors a stay and play resort built for golf.
ened in 1989 as the first of three courses at La Cala Resort, playing about 6,009 metres, par 72 with five par 5s. Green fees are indicative, from around 55 to 80 euros depending on seas
Resort courses are open to external visitors as well as hotel guests.
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Address: C. Mirador del Golf, 1, 29649 La Cala de Mijas, Málaga