Spain Green Fee Index Q4 2026: the median green fee was €116 across 48 courses

The median 18-hole visitor green fee in Spain was €116 in the latest CostaCaddie Green Fee Index, Q4 2026, across the 48 of 96 courses with a rate in force on its publication date, 29 Oct 2026, every one verified on 15 Sep 2026 or later. Of the 31 full-length courses in Spain with a standard 18-hole visitor rate in force on both 5 Aug 2026 (summer) and 29 Oct 2026 (autumn), 18 charged more on 29 Oct 2026, 0 charged less and 13 charged the same. The Spain Green Fee Index is CostaCaddie's quarterly record of what 18 holes cost in Spain: each edition fixes the median visitor green fee on the day it is published and is never recomputed, so a figure cited from it keeps its meaning and editions can be set side by side. For the median of the rates in force today, see the average green fee in Spain.

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Green Fee Index — Q4 2026

Median
€116
Courses
48

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How did green fees in Spain change between Q3 2026 and Q4 2026?

Of the 31 full-length courses in Spain with a standard 18-hole visitor rate in force on both 5 Aug 2026 (summer) and 29 Oct 2026 (autumn), 18 charged more on 29 Oct 2026, 0 charged less and 13 charged the same. Their median standard rate was €85 on 5 Aug 2026 and €110 on 29 Oct 2026, from rates verified on or after 2 Aug 2026 and 15 Sep 2026 respectively. The two dates fall in different seasons, so this sets summer rates beside autumn rates for the same courses; it is not a change over a year. Each edition's own median counts every course priced on its own date; this comparison counts only the courses priced on both, so each figure here describes the same courses.

How green fees moved, Q3 2026 to Q4 2026

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Method

Every figure aggregates one number per course: its cheapest current 18-hole visitor rate with a validity window covering the publication date. Medians and quartiles are prices somebody actually charges — the lower of the two middle values, never an average between them. Any figure with fewer than three courses behind it is left out rather than shown.

Rates are extracted by the CostaCaddie pipeline and traceable to an archived snapshot of the page they were read from.

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