Golf Altorreal occupies a site in Molina de Segura, a municipality in the Region of Murcia in southeastern Spain. Designed by Dave Thomas, the British architect known for his work across Europe and particularly on the Iberian Peninsula, the course reflects his approach to routing golf holes through varied terrain while maintaining playability for a range of skill levels. Thomas, who competed on the European Tour before turning to design, built a substantial portfolio in Spain during the latter decades of the twentieth century. The Murcia region presents a semi-arid Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild winters. Courses in this area typically feature firm playing conditions and strategic use of water, both as hazard and irrigation resource. The landscape around Molina de Segura includes rolling hills and agricultural land, and golf development in the region has often involved shaping natural contours to create definition and interest in the routing. Altorreal serves both members and visitors, functioning as part of the broader golf infrastructure in southeastern Spain. The region has attracted golfers seeking year-round playability, and courses here generally emphasize accessibility alongside challenge. The club offers dining and practice facilities typical of Spanish golf clubs that cater to local membership as well as tourists exploring the Costa Cálida and inland Murcia. The course provides a representative example of Dave Thomas's design philosophy adapted to the particular conditions of this part of Spain.