Question 1

Can you walk, or is a buggy compulsory, at golf courses in Spain?

Accepted Answer

CostaCaddie holds a walking or buggy rule for 19 of the 96 golf courses it tracks in Spain, verified between 2 Aug 2026 and 25 Oct 2026: 1 of 8 in the Barcelona area, 4 of 9 on the Costa Brava, 13 of 60 on the Costa del Sol and 1 of 19 in Mallorca. Each is quoted below with what it says on whether you may walk or must take a buggy.

Question 2

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Golf Montanyà?

Accepted Answer

Golf Montanyà hires equipment separately from the green fee, with distinct member and visitor prices, VAT included.

Question 3

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Camiral Golf & Wellness (Stadium Course)?

Accepted Answer

Buggies are mandatory on the Stadium Course and are included in the Premium Package green fee.

Question 4

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Golf Platja de Pals?

Accepted Answer

Golf de Pals hires equipment separately from the green fee, with prices including VAT.

Question 5

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Golf Serres de Pals?

Accepted Answer

Golf Serres de Pals prices equipment hire separately from the green fee on its 2026 tariff, with 9-hole and 18-hole rates.

Question 6

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Torremirona Golf Club?

Accepted Answer

Torremirona Golf Club rents buggies, trolleys and clubs from the clubhouse.

Question 7

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Azata Golf?

Accepted Answer

Every green fee published by Azata Golf includes a buggy; the club states that a buggy is always included in all rates. The standard 18-hole rate covers tee times from 08:00 to 13:50, and the later twilight rate from 14:00 to 18:00 also includes the buggy.

Question 8

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Añoreta Resort & Golf?

Accepted Answer

Anoreta Golf lists rental prices separately from the green fee and quotes them all year round. The course also sells green-fee-plus-buggy packages, so a buggy can either be added to a standard green fee at the rental price or bought as part of a combined rate.

Question 9

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Banús Executive Golf?

Accepted Answer

Equipment hire at Banús Executive Golf is priced separately from the green fee in the club’s 2026–2027 tariff. The tariff lists these as extras alongside the green fee.

Question 10

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Baviera Golf?

Accepted Answer

Baviera Golf prices rentals separately from the green fee and quotes a different rate for 18 and 9 holes.

Question 11

What is the policy on walking and buggies at El Higueral Golf?

Accepted Answer

El Higueral Golf, between Marbella and Benahavís, describes its course as comfortably walkable. Buggies can be hired for 18 or 9 holes, and both manual and electric trolleys are available to rent at the club, so visitors can choose between walking with a trolley and riding. The course is a 9-hole layout (par 36), so an 18-hole round is two loops of the same holes.

Question 12

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Finca Cortesín Golf Club?

Accepted Answer

Finca Cortesin Golf Club lists the following as included services for golfers: a complimentary buggy personalised with the guest's or event's name and fitted with a Visage V4 GPS system, complimentary practice balls, access to the driving range with practice balls, an electric or manual trolley, bag drop, water and fruit during the round, amenities (pitch-mark repairer, tees and towel) and club cleaning. Rental clubs are charged separately. Groups can book through the pro shop at proshop@golfcortesin.es.

Question 13

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Higuerón Marbella Golf Resort?

Accepted Answer

Higuerón Marbella Golf Resort prices every green fee on its official 2026 rate card with a shared buggy: the 18-hole, twilight and 9-hole rates are all listed 'with shared buggy'. A second, extra buggy for 18 holes is listed at a separate price, as is an extra buggy for 9 holes or a twilight round. The club's seasonal vouchers (10 green fees, one-week, two-week and monthly) are personal and also include shared buggy use.

Question 14

What is the policy on walking and buggies at La Quinta Golf & Country Club?

Accepted Answer

La Quinta Golf & Country Club sets out its buggy rules in its published dress code and behaviour sheet. In good weather, buggies may be driven on the paths but never in the rough, and the club's staff give instructions at the starting tee. When the course is wet after rain, buggies may not leave the buggy path for any reason. Players under 18 years of age are not allowed to drive a buggy.

Question 15

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Los Arqueros Golf & Country Club?

Accepted Answer

Los Arqueros Golf prices extras separately from the green fee and sells them at the caddiemaster. The club also sells a Super 10 package of ten 18-hole green fees.

Question 16

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Mijas Golf Club?

Accepted Answer

Buggy hire at Mijas Golf Club is priced by season rather than by round length.

Question 17

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Miraflores Golf Club?

Accepted Answer

Miraflores Golf publishes separate green fees for walking and for playing with a shared buggy, so walking is the cheaper default rather than an exception.

Question 18

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Real Club Valderrama?

Accepted Answer

Real Club Valderrama prices every on-course extra separately from its green fee.

Question 19

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Valle Romano Golf & Resort?

Accepted Answer

Valle Romano publishes green fees both with and without a buggy, so walking is an option here.

Question 20

What is the policy on walking and buggies at Golf Son Termes?

Accepted Answer

Golf Son Termes sells its green fee both walking and bundled with a buggy or an electric trolley.