The Par 3 course at Anfi Tauro Golf in Mogán, Gran Canaria, serves as a companion layout to the main championship course designed by Robert von Hagge, Mike Smelek, and Rick Baril. Situated in the southwestern corner of the island, the property occupies dramatic volcanic terrain characteristic of the Canary Islands, with the course carved into hillsides that descend toward the Atlantic coast. The design team, known for bold architectural statements in challenging topography, created a short course that takes advantage of the natural elevation changes and rugged landscape. The layout provides golfers with a concentrated test of iron play across varied distances and shot requirements. The volcanic rock formations and desert vegetation native to this arid region of Gran Canaria frame the holes, while the elevation changes create both uphill and downhill shots that require careful club selection in the coastal winds. The course functions both as a practice facility for members and visitors playing the main course and as a standalone option for those seeking a quicker round in the resort setting. Anfi Tauro Golf operates as part of the broader Anfi resort development in southern Gran Canaria, an area that has become a significant golf destination within the Canary Islands. The climate allows for year-round play, and the courses attract both European visitors and local players drawn to the island's volcanic landscapes and consistent weather conditions.