Bonmont occupies rolling terrain in the coastal province of Tarragona, roughly midway between Barcelona and Valencia in Catalonia's Costa Daurada region. Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed the course in the late 1980s, routing it through Mediterranean landscape characterized by pine and olive groves, with the inland hills providing a backdrop distinct from the flatter resort courses closer to the shoreline. The layout reflects Jones's approach to European sites during this period, emphasizing strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward accurate approach play. The course measures over 6,200 meters from the championship tees and incorporates elevation changes that create variety in shot requirements and perspectives across the property. Water features appear on several holes, typical of Jones's design vocabulary, while the natural vegetation frames fairways without creating overly penal rough. The routing takes advantage of the topography to offer both elevated tee shots and approaches played uphill to greens set into hillsides. Bonmont serves primarily as a member club with visitor access, drawing golfers from the Barcelona metropolitan area and international visitors to the Costa Daurada. The facility includes practice areas and clubhouse amenities consistent with Spanish golf clubs of its era and market position. The course provides a parkland-style experience in a region where golf development accelerated during Spain's tourism expansion of the 1980s and 1990s.