Golf Los Lagos

Los Lagos sits in Pinseque, a small municipality in the Ebro valley northwest of Zaragoza in Spain's Aragon region. The course was designed through a collaborative effort involving Alfonso Vidaor, Enrique Saenger, Magi Sarda, and Ramon Espinosa Garcia, reflecting a team approach that brings together multiple perspectives on golf architecture. The layout occupies relatively flat terrain characteristic of the Ebro river basin, where the landscape transitions between agricultural land and the arid plains typical of interior Spain. The course takes its name from the presence of water features integrated into the design, with lakes serving both strategic and aesthetic purposes across the routing. The playing corridors navigate through this valley setting, where wind can be a factor given the open exposure common to the region. The design team's work reflects Spanish golf architecture from the period when the sport was expanding beyond the coastal resort areas into inland communities. Los Lagos serves the Zaragoza metropolitan area and provides golf access in a part of Spain where courses are less concentrated than along the Mediterranean coast or in the Madrid vicinity. The facility operates within the regional golf scene of Aragon, where the climate allows for year-round play despite temperature extremes between summer and winter months. The course offers a playing experience shaped by the distinctive character of the Ebro valley landscape and the practical demands of maintaining turf in this semi-arid continental climate.