Golf de Poniente occupies terrain in Calvià, a municipality on Mallorca's southwestern coast in the Balearic Islands. The course was designed by John Harris, a British architect who worked extensively in Spain and Portugal during the latter decades of the twentieth century, contributing to the development of golf infrastructure across the Mediterranean region. Harris typically worked with the natural contours of his sites, and Poniente reflects this approach within the island's characteristic landscape. The routing moves through gently rolling terrain with Mediterranean vegetation, including pine and olive trees that frame many holes. The course sits inland from the coast but benefits from the temperate climate and occasional sea breezes that characterize this part of Mallorca. The design incorporates elevation changes that provide variety in shot-making and visual interest across the layout, with several holes offering views toward the surrounding hills and countryside. Calvià has developed as a golf destination alongside its better-known coastal resorts, and Poniente serves both local members and visiting golfers exploring the island's courses. The facility operates year-round, taking advantage of Mallorca's mild winters and warm summers. The course provides a straightforward test of golf without excessive length or severe hazards, making it accessible to a range of skill levels while still requiring thoughtful course management on its more strategic holes.