Real Club de Golf El Prat's Blue Course represents Greg Norman's contribution to one of Spain's most established golf facilities, located in Terrassa northwest of Barcelona. The club itself dates to 1954 and originally featured designs by Javier Arana, but Norman was brought in during the 1990s as part of an expansion that added new championship layouts to the property. The Blue Course shares the terrain with El Prat's other courses, set on relatively flat land characteristic of the Vallès region, with views toward the Collserola hills and the Catalan countryside. Norman's design incorporates his preference for strategic bunkering and wide playing corridors, allowing multiple routes of play while rewarding precise shot-making. The course features water hazards on several holes and takes advantage of the Mediterranean climate with firm playing conditions during much of the year. The layout is walkable given the gentle topography, though the length and strategic demands require careful course management. El Prat has hosted professional tournaments on the European Tour and serves as a venue for Spanish national championships, benefiting from its proximity to Barcelona and the quality of its multiple courses. The club maintains a traditional membership structure and offers facilities that reflect its status as one of Catalonia's prominent golf destinations. The combination of Norman's design alongside the club's Arana heritage provides variety for members and visitors navigating the different courses on the property.