Lighthouse Golf & Spa Resort occupies a dramatic clifftop setting on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast near Balchik, in the Dobrich region. The course was designed by Ian Woosnam, the Welsh golfer and former Masters champion who has become an accomplished golf course architect. The routing takes advantage of the elevated terrain and coastal landscape, with holes routed across the headland and offering views toward the sea. The design reflects Woosnam's approach to working with natural topography, creating strategic variety across the eighteen holes. The course sits within a broader resort development that includes spa and accommodation facilities, positioning it as a destination venue for the region. The setting is characterized by the distinctive geography of Bulgaria's northern coast—relatively undeveloped compared to the southern Black Sea resorts, with native vegetation and a more rugged character. The holes are built into this landscape, with the elevation changes and sea views providing the primary visual and strategic interest. Lighthouse represents one of the few championship-standard golf courses in Bulgaria and has hosted regional tournaments and professional events. The combination of coastal setting, challenging routing, and resort amenities has made it a notable venue for competitive golf in Eastern Europe. The course appeals both to visiting golfers seeking a distinctive European coastal experience and to regional players looking for a well-designed test of golf.