Llebeig Gregal Mestral

Llebeig

This warm Sahara wind gives its name to our first route, facing south, where the magnificent views of the Montgó soften the difficulty of its holes.

Hole 1 Hole 2 Hole 3 Hole 4 Hole 5 Hole 6 Hole 7 Hole 8 Hole 9

Hole 1

Par 4.The fairway has a slight dogleg on the left. There are two bunkers on the right side of the fairway, making a long and focused drive necessary. The second swing is slightly downhill towards a green, with more of a drop than you might at first think.

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Hole 2

Par 4. From the starting tee, this hole is spectacular, with a large island-shaped bunker in the middle of the fairway and a green behind that seems to ask for a risky drive from above the bunker. Players are now confronted with their first big dilemma: to play conservatively or attempt an unlikely birdie.

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Hole 3

Par 5. A long hole that includes two doglegs: one on the left and one on the right. A demanding hole that will be challenging even for the best of players. The fairway requires a draw followed by a fade to reach the green with the shortest possible club.

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Hole 4

Par 4. A very long and narrow hole, with a fairway lined by steep slopes and huge masses of trees on both sides. The drive will determine our chances of success in this hole.

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Hole 5

Par 3. This hole is located in the heart of La Sella’s “amen corner”. From the tee, a long and measured drive is needed to bring the ball as close as possible to the flag on a protected and devilishly fast green.

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Hole 6

Par 4. We are at the highest point of La Sella. After a very technical, not necessarily long, but necessarily focused start, the player will be rewarded by a beautiful view of a valley reminiscent of Tuscany at the base of which is a green protected by a bunker on the right.

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Hole 7

Par 4. It is considered the course’s most difficult hole. Very long and with a wide variety of obstacles, including a generally dry waterway that crosses the fairway and a lake with which players must reckon. Only the fairway’s large green and lack of drops provide some consolation.

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Hole 8

Par 3. A long, but rather simple drive is required. Small mounds on the left side protect the entrance to a large but very fast and lively green.

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Hole 9

Par 5. A very technical hole. You need to do a drive to the right of the fairway in order not to be blocked on the second shot by a large mass of pine trees. In its middle section, the hole has a steep climb and a slight dogleg to the left until a green in the shape of a clover and the Montgó Natural Park in the background.

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