The West Course at Son Antem Golf Club occupies gently rolling terrain in Llucmajor, on the southern part of Mallorca in Spain's Balearic Islands. Designed by Francisco López Segales and opened in the early 2000s, the course forms part of a resort complex that includes a second eighteen-hole layout. The property sits inland from the coast, surrounded by characteristic Mediterranean vegetation including pine, olive, and almond trees, with views extending toward the Tramuntana mountain range in the distance. López Segales routed the course across natural elevation changes that provide variety in stance and perspective without requiring severe climbs. Water features appear on several holes, and strategic bunkering defines landing areas and green complexes throughout. The layout accommodates resort play while offering enough length and challenge from the back tees to test accomplished players. The design emphasizes playability across different skill levels, with multiple tee options and relatively generous fairway corridors balanced by well-protected greens. Son Antem has hosted professional events on the European Challenge Tour, bringing competitive golf to the island and raising the profile of Mallorcan golf within the broader Spanish and European golf landscape. The club operates as part of a resort offering, with facilities that include practice areas, dining, and lodging. The West Course, along with its companion East Course, contributes to Mallorca's reputation as a Mediterranean golf destination, drawing visitors who combine golf with the island's coastal attractions and mild climate.