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Anoreta Golf Club
Avienda del Golf
29730 Rincon de la Victoria-Malaga
Tel : (952) 40 40 00 Fax : (952) 40 40 50
Anoreta Golf Club is situated in the resort town of Rincon de la Victoria.
ACCOMMODATION IN THE AREA
RiconnSol*** (95) 2401100
Directions
12km east of Malaga
Details
Golf Director:- Angel Acha Fanjul
Golf Pro:- Antonio Lastre
Architect:-Jose M Canizares
Buggy Golf and Club Hire.
Course Details
Course Name: Anoreta Holes: 18 Yardage: 6538 SSS: 71
Anoreta Golf Course is a parkland course, designed by Jose Maria Canizares. His design offers the golfer a good challenge. Water is a major hazard and is featured at eleven of the holes. The fairways are lined with semi mature trees. One can appreciate with great sea views from this course from several of the holes.
Among the numerous facilties Añoreta Golf has to offer, is the Añoreta Golf Restaurant offering a wide range of Mediterranean dishes as well as a specialized golfers´ menu. For more intimate dining, there exists the option of a reserved section. A Social Activities Salon, a Game Room and a magnificent terrace overlooking the 13th hole provide a pleasurable atmosphere for golf lovers and their companions.
Golfers can access the ´Caddy Master´ zone where our attentive staff will assist with reservations and any other required services. The Pro-Shop is amply stocked to satisfy even the most demanding golfer´s needs. The Clubhouse is equipped with ample modern dressing rooms.
Añoreta Golf Clubhouse offers two spacious special events rooms for congresses, weddings, etc. Other sporting activities include tennis and paddle tennis. Añoreta Golf Club is a wonderful gathering place for friends of all ages. Our professional staff are on hand to assist you in any way they can. Our goal is to make your visit with us a most enjoyable one. Añoreta Golf is open year-round.
This parkland course, and the first foray into golf design by José Maria Cañizares, Añoreta is only the second to be built east of Malaga. Under the management of Mr. Francisco Alvarez and the chairmanship of Mr. Vicente Marín López, this 18 holes course offers a good challenge and is improving with age, something which summer golfers will welcome as the trees mature and the shady areas increase for relief from the heat.
Water is a major feature , used at eleven holes and unforgettable at the 17 where the green is surrounded on three sides. Most fairways are ample, as are the green and tees.
Some holes are difficult but spectacular and while the tremendous 528 mts 3rd hole offers wonderful sea views from the tee, you may not be very happy if you drive into the water hazard. The par 4 8th. with a dogleg to the right is, at 420 mts. full of trouble; watch out for the lake situated to the right of the fairway.
Malaga Airport Car Rental Golf tip of the day
Stance
golf instruction
The way you stand can make a big difference on the way you hit the ball. It can
also dictate the distance of your shot. Your Swing means everything. The way
you have your feet, you hold the club, where you are looking, and even how you
shift your body weight all come into play when you hit the ball.
Your stance is very important when you intend to hit the ball. There are three
different stances you should know which include square, open, and closed. One
thing to consider is that it is usually best to use the same stance as the same
clubface alignment.
For example, if you are using an open stance then you should use an open
clubface. Never move the clubface angle in a position that contradicts the way
you are standing.
When you use a stance that is square to the ball’s target line you will influence
the club to swing down the line a little bit longer than when you would if your
stance is open or closed.
If you were to measure where most golfers were actually aiming you would see
the square stance is most commonly used. An open or closed stance will actually
influence the shoulders to follow through properly.
An open stance should be used when you are moving the ball from left to right.
When you use an open stance you will align your stance slightly open. Your
shoulders will swing the club across the ball. The wider your legs are the more
open your stance is. The more open, the wider your shoulders will be also.
An open stance is a good solution for someone who tends to over swing on the
ball. The curvature and the trajectory of your shot also depend on the amount
you rotate the clubface when you address the ball. When you open the
clubface you get a high trajectory but a shorter shot.
A closed stance is the best way to stand when you are moving the ball from right
to left. That means your stance is slightly closed to the target line of the ball.
When your stance is closed your shoulders swing the club from the inside of your
body. A closed stance is the best solution when you are trying to pick up
distance on your swing. These shots will have less height but travel further.
