Club de Golf Terramar sits on the Mediterranean coast in Sitges, a resort town southwest of Barcelona known for its beaches and cultural heritage. Opened in 1954, the course was designed by Fred Hawtree, a prominent British architect whose family firm shaped golf course design across Europe throughout the twentieth century. The layout occupies relatively flat terrain close to sea level, with the Mediterranean providing both scenic backdrop and a source of coastal breezes that influence play throughout the year. The routing takes advantage of the coastal setting while working within the constraints of the site's modest elevation changes. Hawtree's design reflects the strategic principles common to mid-century European layouts, emphasizing placement and course management over raw length. The proximity to the sea means wind is a regular factor, and the Mediterranean climate allows for year-round golf, making Terramar a fixture in Catalonia's golf community since its establishment. The club serves both members and visitors in a region where golf tourism has grown significantly over recent decades. Sitges itself attracts international visitors for its combination of beach culture, historic architecture, and proximity to Barcelona, and Terramar benefits from this location as one of the area's established courses. The layout provides a straightforward test of golf in a coastal environment, with the character shaped as much by its setting and climate as by its design features.