PGA Catalunya Resort near Caldes de Malavella in Catalonia hosts two championship-caliber courses designed to international standards. The resort, developed as a golf destination with hotel and practice facilities, draws players from across Europe and serves as a training base and tournament venue. Both courses have hosted professional events and are used for coaching and player development programs affiliated with the PGA. The Tour Course, the primary championship layout, plays across undulating terrain typical of the Catalan interior, with routing that moves through pine forests and open parkland. The design emphasizes strategic shot-making, with bunkering and water features positioned to reward accuracy from the tee and approach. Greens are generally large and contoured, offering multiple pin positions that can shift the difficulty and strategy of individual holes. The course is built to accommodate tournament play and features the infrastructure—spectator areas, media facilities, and practice grounds—expected at a professional venue. The setting combines Mediterranean vegetation with managed rough and fairway corridors that create visual definition. The terrain's natural slopes are used to create elevation changes that add interest without feeling forced. Conditions are maintained year-round, and the climate allows for extended playing seasons. The resort's dual-course setup allows for tournament rotation and provides variety for members and visiting golfers, with the Tour Course typically presenting the stiffer test and more formal competitive character.