Golf course · Palma
T Golf Palma: Nicklaus design among pines and wild olive trees
Last checked: October 2026
T Golf Palma, formerly Golf Park Mallorca Puntiró, was taken over by T Club in 2022 and returned to its original design. The par-71 course covers approx. 65 ha in the interior of the island, with no buildings along the holes.
Quick answer
Who is T Golf Palma suited to?
Golfers looking for a course without houses along the holes and close to the airport. From the yellow tees it measures 5,546 m; according to the club it is of medium difficulty and considerably more demanding from the back tees. Since 2 February 2026 you need a Spanish federation licence or a Daily Golf Licence for €3 per day. According to the club, an official handicap is required: men max. 28, women max. 34.
- Location
- Palma, Son Pelat / Pla de Sant Jordi (Camí Vell de Sineu Km 10, 07198 Palma)
- From the airport
- approx. 15 km
- Holes / par
- 18 holes, par 71
- Length
- 5,546 m from yellow, 6,027 m from white, 4,530 m from red
- Course / Slope
- Men yellow 69.7 / 134 · Women red 69.1 / 125 (2025 scorecard)
- Opened
- 2007, Nicklaus Design; renovated by T Club in 2022
- Handicap
- official handicap required, men max. 28, women max. 34
- Licence
- Spanish federation licence or Daily Golf Licence €3 (mandatory since 2 February 2026)
- Operator
- T Club / T Golf
- Green fee
- Prices in the club's booking system
Who is it for?
Is T Golf Palma right for you?
Well suited to
- Golfers looking for holes without houses, with pines, olive trees and lakes
- German-speaking players who want to take lessons – the academy also teaches in German
- Buggy users: 50 electric Club Cars with GPS and a continuous path network
- Short journey: approx. 15 km from the airport
Less suited to
- Those who want to be near the sea – the course is in the interior of the island, approx. 8 km from Can Pastilla as the crow flies
- Long hitters looking for plenty of length from yellow – 5,546 m
- Players without a licence who don't want to buy a day licence
- Players without an official handicap or with a handicap over 28 (men) or 34 (women)
The course
Landscape and character
An inland course lined with pines, wild olive trees and carob trees – with no houses along the holes.
The site covers approx. 65 ha. Lakes and natural areas provide a refuge for birds; a continuous path network takes buggies all over the course.
The course opened in 2007, designed by Nicklaus Design. After its purchase by T Club in April 2022, it remained closed from July to the end of September 2022: fairways, bunkers, water hazards and greens were renewed, the greens were planted with “Piranya” grass and the clubhouse was renovated.
From the yellow tees the course measures 5,546 m, from white 6,027 m. The club describes it as of medium difficulty and considerably more demanding from the back tees; the men's slope from yellow is 134.
Holes
Holes you should know
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Hole 15 · Par 4
A bunker, a small green and a lake – according to an interview on the club's website, the head greenkeeper's favourite hole.
Playing tips
Tee times, handicap and facilities
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Access & licence
Open to the public with a green fee. Since 2 February 2026 you need a Spanish federation licence or a Daily Golf Licence for €3 per person per day. According to the club, an official handicap is required: men max. 28, women max. 34.
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Tee times & green fee
Booking is online via the club's booking system. The club does not publish a regular price list, only time-limited offers. The 2026 course rules set a maximum of 4 hours 30 minutes for a round.
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Buggy & rental clubs
A fleet of 50 electric Club Cars with GPS is available. Rental sets are available from TaylorMade and Titleist; there is a pro shop.
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Practice & lessons
Driving range for up to 50 players with Wilson premium balls: practice fee €15, token €5 for 30 balls; with a green fee on the same day, the range is included (balls not included). Plus pitching and putting areas with bunkers. The T Golf Academy (head pro Coque Insua) teaches in English, German and Spanish; there is a gym at the range.
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Clubhouse & food
The T-elicious restaurant in the clubhouse overlooks holes 16 to 18. There is a halfway house at hole 10.
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Dress code
Golf trousers, Bermuda shorts, collared polo shirts, jumpers and golf shoes are allowed, and for women also skirts and sleeveless tops. Not allowed: tracksuits, jeans, swimwear and sleeveless shirts for men.
Season & maintenance
In high season, from 15 March to 15 June and from 1 September to 15 November, the halfway house at hole 10 is open daily from 11 am to 4 pm.
Comparison
Nearby alternatives
| Course | Holes / par | Length (yellow) | Max. handicap | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T Golf Palma (Puntiró) | 18 / 71 | 5,546 m | M 28 / W 34 | this course |
| Golf Son Gual | 18 / 72 | 5,983 m | not stated | Neighbour in the Pla de Sant Jordi: longer, par 72, lots of water hazards. |
| T Golf Calvià | 18 / 72 | 6,080 m | M 28 / W 34 | Same operator in the south-west: longer, par 72, same handicap limit. |
| Golf Son Vida | 18 / 71 | 5,538 m | 54 | Similar length and par 71, but in the Son Vida villa district; handicap up to 54. |
Combine
Around the course
Frequently asked questions
Questions about T Golf Palma
What has changed since T Club took over?
T Club bought the course in April 2022 and closed it from July to the end of September 2022. Fairways, bunkers, water hazards and greens were renewed, and the clubhouse was renovated.
How long is T Golf Palma?
From yellow 5,546 m at par 71, from white 6,027 m, from red 4,530 m.
What handicap and which licence do I need?
An official handicap, men a maximum of 28, women a maximum of 34. Since 2 February 2026 a Spanish federation licence or a Daily Golf Licence for €3 has been mandatory.
Are golf lessons available in German?
Yes. The T Golf Academy teaches in English, German and Spanish; German speakers include head pro Coque Insua and Mario Majchszak.
Sources(checked 29/10/2026): t-golf.club · t-golf.club · t-golf.club · t-golf.club · t-golf.club · mallorcamagazin.com. Green fees, tee times and licence rules may change – the club's website is authoritative.
Image credit: Illustrative image, not T Golf Palma: aerial view of fairways with bunkers and ponds. Photo kodex1213, Unsplash License, via Unsplash