Son Antem Golf Club's East Course lies in the municipality of Llucmajor on the southern plains of Mallorca, approximately fifteen kilometers from Palma. Designed by Francisco López Segales and opened in the early 2000s, the layout occupies relatively flat terrain characteristic of the island's interior agricultural lands, with the Tramuntana mountain range visible in the distance. The course forms part of a resort property that includes a second eighteen-hole layout and hotel facilities. The routing takes advantage of mature Mediterranean vegetation, including carob and olive trees, and incorporates water features on several holes. The design emphasizes strategic bunkering and demands accuracy over length on many approach shots. The flat topography allows for walkable golf, though the course stretches to a length that tests better players from the back tees. Several holes play alongside or across water hazards that influence club selection and strategy. Son Antem has hosted professional tournaments on the European Challenge Tour and Ladies European Tour, bringing competitive golf to Mallorca's resort landscape. The East Course serves both resort guests and members, with the club offering practice facilities and instruction programs. The setting provides a contrast to Mallorca's coastal courses, with the inland location offering a different playing environment shaped by the island's agricultural character and Mediterranean climate. The course remains accessible to visiting golfers year-round, benefiting from the Balearic Islands' mild winters.