The Yellow Course at Real Club de Golf El Prat represents Greg Norman's contribution to this historic Catalan club, which sits in the hills northwest of Barcelona near Terrassa. El Prat has operated since 1954 and originally featured designs by Javier Arana, but the club expanded in the 1990s with Norman brought in to create additional layouts. The Yellow Course shares the property with the club's other courses, working through terrain that combines Mediterranean vegetation with views toward the Montserrat mountain range. Norman's routing takes advantage of the natural elevation changes and incorporates his characteristic wide playing corridors and strategic bunkering. The design emphasizes options from the tee and rewards thoughtful course management, with fairways that allow different angles of approach depending on pin position. Water features appear on several holes, and the bunkering style reflects Norman's preference for bold, visible hazards that frame landing areas and greens. Real Club de Golf El Prat has hosted various Spanish national championships and European Tour qualifying events over the years, drawing on its multiple courses to accommodate large fields. The club maintains a traditional membership structure and offers facilities that reflect its standing among Catalonia's established golf venues. The Yellow Course provides a contrast to the club's older Arana designs, bringing a more modern strategic approach while sharing the same Mediterranean setting and mountain backdrop that characterize the property.