The Norte course at Real Sociedad Hípica Española Club de Campo sits in San Sebastián de los Reyes, just north of Madrid, and represents one of Robert von Hagge's European designs from the latter decades of the twentieth century. Von Hagge, an American architect known for bold, strategic layouts with pronounced water features and dramatic bunkering, brought his characteristic style to this property in the Madrid region. The club itself has equestrian roots, as its name suggests, and maintains a sporting tradition that extends beyond golf to include riding facilities and other recreational amenities. The Norte routing reflects von Hagge's tendency toward visual impact and strategic challenge, typically incorporating substantial water hazards and sculpted terrain features that demand precise shot-making. The Madrid setting provides a continental climate with hot, dry summers and cooler winters, and the course occupies relatively flat to gently rolling terrain common to the Meseta Central. The landscape includes mature trees that frame holes and define playing corridors, while water comes into play on multiple holes as both a strategic and aesthetic element. Real Sociedad Hípica Española serves primarily a membership drawn from Madrid's northern suburbs and the capital itself. The club offers traditional Spanish hospitality and dining, with facilities that accommodate both golf and equestrian members. While not a major tournament venue on the European circuit, the Norte course provides a solid test for members and visitors familiar with American-style target golf adapted to the Spanish landscape.