Ladies Pro-Am El Rompido 26th April – 3rd May 2025

Enter your complete team of six with or without a professional or enter as individuals and we will put you together with other team members and a professional. The main competition is played in Stableford format. The top four scores per hole from your team of seven including your professional will count towards your total team score. The teams play in threes and your professional will play nine holes with each of her two three-balls. The professional is there to give team tuition, help and guidance as well as contribute to your total team score. 

El Rompido Golf Resort – Only an hours drive from both Faro and Seville, El Rompido has easy access by motorway from both airports. The Hotel has all of the facilities you would expect from a 5* resort with tastefully furnished bedrooms, spacious public rooms and excellent standards of service. Close by is the fishing village of El Rompido with some delightful restaurants to tempt you away from your comfortable surroundings at the hotel. Complimented by two first class courses; El Rompido South and North, this resort provides wonderful value with a 5 Star rating.

El Rompido Golf Club opened mid 2003 to fantastic reviews throughout Europe. The original El Rompido South Course is a challenging and beautiful course, and with the recent addition of the fabulous El Rompido North Course the reputation of this superb facility can only grow. The South Course hosted the 2004 & 2005 final of the national Daily Mail Foursomes, and is hotly tipped to host many more national and international tournaments in coming years. The South Course sprawls across an intriguing mix of parkland and marshland and offers some amazing views.

The walk from the 17th green to the 18th tee takes you across a 650ft pontoon right across the protected marshland where you can see freshwater crabs and an abundance of bird life.El Rompido North Course is a modern golf course blending into the beauty of its natural surrounding and that requires golfers to combine power and precision. Whilst it is still based around the Marismas (marshlands) the course is both longer and wider than the South course. The greens have settled well and seem to become trickier as you get into the back nine, being well guarded with bunkers. It is a fairly flat course and worth walking to enjoy some great views across the Marismas towards the sea.

The layout will make you think about your strokes and its medium-sized greens will entertain both the most skilled player and those with the highest handicaps.The main competition is played in Stableford format. The top four scores per hole from your team of seven including your professional will count towards your total team score over the three days. The teams play in threes and your professional will play nine holes with each ofher two three-balls.The professional is there to give team tuition, help and guidance as well as to contribute to your total team score.