golf equipment

There are no trolleys so you eithet need ti bring one or buy one locally but they are much cheaper in the UK

Local cost €49

I realised that there were no trollies before the last time I went out, so I bought two 'micro trollies' from Sport Direct. They were just under £30 each but they fold in such a way that with the wheels off I was able to fit them both into my golf luggage bag along with a full set of clubs. I also bought some rubber tee pegs for the driving range mats off of e-bay. Carrier bag of balls. Who needs a pro-shop?

Steve

Hi All, I would personally suggest that if you own a villa or apartment at Corvera that you keep a trolley and golf clubs in your property, Ryanair, Easyjet, etc charge around 40 Pounds each way for Golf Clubs, so buying and keeping a second set of clubs in Spain will soon pay for itself if you visit regularly.

Does anyone know if there is any news on the Golf Clubhouse front or any particular timeline as to when a Golf Shop may re-open ? It would seem to me that any pitch by Calidona to their bankers would say if you lend us the money to build a clubhouse we can open the golf course to the public for 'pay and play' and also charge residents for playing, with fairly minimal marketing i think Corvera would also attract Golf Clubs and Society's across Europe, the course is certainly good enough to attract clubs and low handicap golf travellers.

You can hire golf clubs at Murcia golf club hire if you don't want to bring your own.