Club de Golf Escorpión's Pitch & Putt course sits in Bétera, a municipality in the Valencia province approximately fifteen kilometers northwest of Valencia city. The facility operates within the broader Mediterranean golf corridor that has developed along Spain's eastern coast, where mild winters and abundant sunshine support year-round play. The course was designed by Alfonso Vidaor, a Spanish golf course architect whose work appears primarily in the Valencia region during the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. As a par-3 layout, the course consists entirely of short holes that emphasize precision iron play and short game skills rather than length. This format makes the facility accessible to beginners and juniors while providing experienced players a venue for focused practice on approach shots and scoring. The terrain in this part of Valencia typically features gentle rolling ground with Mediterranean vegetation including pines, olive trees, and native scrub adapted to the region's dry summers. The course serves both as a training ground for golfers developing their skills and as a quick-play option for those with limited time. Par-3 courses in Spain often function as community golf centers, offering affordable access and less intimidating entry points to the game than full-length championship layouts. The Bétera location places it within reach of Valencia's substantial population while maintaining a more rural setting than courses closer to the coast.