Club de Golf Campomar

Club de Golf Campomar sits in Naron, a municipality in the province of A Coruña in northwestern Galicia. Designed by Jose Manuel Canfran, the course occupies terrain characteristic of this Atlantic coastal region, where maritime influences shape both climate and landscape. The setting reflects the broader Galician golf environment, with rolling topography and vegetation adapted to the area's frequent rainfall and moderate temperatures throughout the year. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes common to this part of Spain, where courses often navigate between higher ground and lower-lying areas. Canfran, a Spanish architect active in the latter decades of the twentieth century, worked on several courses in the Iberian Peninsula, typically emphasizing playability while incorporating the existing landforms. At Campomar, golfers encounter a layout that balances strategic interest with accessibility for a range of skill levels. The club serves the local golfing community in the Ferrol area and the broader Rías Altas region. Naron's proximity to the coast means the course experiences weather patterns typical of Atlantic Spain, including wind that can influence play and conditions that favor year-round golf. The facility provides a regional option for golfers in Galicia, a part of Spain where the game has grown steadily but remains less concentrated than in southern or Mediterranean areas. The course reflects the practical, community-oriented character common to many Spanish clubs outside the major resort destinations.