Minthis Hills Golf Club

What The Club Says

Set in a picturesque valley overlooking an unspoilt panorama of rolling hills, lays Minthis Hills, an 18-hole championship course.

At an altitude of 550 metres above sea level it is a course for all seasons, enjoying cool breezes even during the summer with mesmerising mountain views. The course enjoys a historical location, encircling a twelfth century monastery, with holes surrounded by grapevines, walnut, almond and olive trees.

Designed by Donald Steel in 1994, the course has recently undergone extensive enhancement by Mackenzie & Ebert famed for their work on the British Open Championship courses, the same design company used by the R&A for many of the courses on the Open Rota. They are fervent believers that golf courses should fit into the landscape and be in-keeping with their setting.
At Minthis, the elevated tees invite everyone to ‘have a go’ yet narrow tree-lined fairways provide an exhilarating challenge, with each shot requiring careful assessment, few places are so tranquil for a friendly game.
The signature 13th hole is a challenging par 3 that has to be played to be appreciated; the green is on an island surrounded by hazardous water. Looks are deceiving and although it seems relatively straightforward it requires precision and accuracy to reach the heart of the green.

In addition to the course Minthis Hills boasts a luxurious clubhouse with a restaurant and sports bar. The team of chefs trained by Alain Ducasse offer culinary delights and first-class service set in a comfortable atmosphere where you can relax and admire the amazing scenery.