Golf Novo Sancti Petri

The Campano course at Golf Novo Sancti Petri was designed by Severiano Ballesteros and opened in the mid-1990s as part of a resort development along Andalucía's Costa de la Luz. Ballesteros, who transitioned to course design after his playing career, brought his strategic sensibilities to this layout, which serves as a complement to the club's other courses in the Novo Sancti Petri complex near Chiclana de la Frontera. The property sits in relatively flat coastal terrain characteristic of this stretch of southern Spanish coastline, where pine groves and Mediterranean vegetation frame the holes. The routing incorporates water features and bunkers positioned to reward thoughtful course management, reflecting Ballesteros's emphasis on shot-making and strategic options rather than pure length. The layout offers a mix of risk-reward scenarios and straightforward holes, with the coastal climate influencing conditions—wind from the Atlantic can alter play significantly depending on the day. The course serves both resort guests and members, fitting into the broader Novo Sancti Petri development that includes hotels, beaches, and multiple golf facilities. Campano functions as an accessible option within the resort's offerings, providing a playable test for a range of abilities while maintaining design interest through green complexes and hazard placement. The setting near Cádiz places it within a region known for its golf density and year-round playability, drawing visitors to Andalucía's southern coast for its climate and concentration of courses.