Anoreta Golf occupies a hillside site in Rincón de la Victoria, a coastal municipality approximately fifteen kilometers east of Málaga along the Costa del Sol. Designed by José María Cañizares, the Spanish professional who competed on the European Tour and played in multiple Ryder Cups during the 1980s, the course opened in the late 1990s as part of the region's golf development boom. Cañizares brought a player's perspective to the routing, which works across sloping terrain with views toward the Mediterranean. The layout moves through varied elevation changes characteristic of the coastal hills east of Málaga. Several holes play uphill or downhill, requiring golfers to account for slope in club selection and ball flight. The design incorporates natural contours and strategic bunkering that reflects Cañizares's competitive experience. Water features appear on select holes, adding definition to the challenge. The course serves both local members and visiting golfers drawn to the Costa del Sol's concentration of layouts. The setting provides a contrast to flatter coastal courses in the area, with the routing taking advantage of the topography to create visual interest and strategic variety. The climate allows for year-round play, typical of Andalucía's southern coast. Anoreta functions as a regional facility within the broader Málaga golf market, offering access to the sport in a hillside environment that differs from the more famous resort courses further west along the Mediterranean shoreline.