Origins

A group of enthusiastic players who had discovered the new,
fashionable sport of golf, were able to play their first shots on
the original 9-hole course that had sand-covered greens.
The dress code was rather different from present fashion.

The flood-river

The flood-river and its spectacular floods have been
a recurring characteristic right from the beginning.

Terramar Park Hotel
closes down

Terramar Park Hotel closes down.
The budding club moves its club house
to a small building nearby.

First enlargement

The first extensión of the course is undertaken and
Terrajar hosts the Spanish National Championship

Grass-covered
Greens

A spectacular, 18-hole course in a unique sea-front setting,
with all the services one would expect.

The suspension
bridge

The suspension bridge constructed across
the flood-river formed part of the outline of
the club’s landscape for many years.

Club’s icons

The former club house beside the old
hotel and the dovecote.
Two of Terramar Golf Club’s icons.

The start of the
expansion to 18 holes

One of the greatest
challenges at that time.

The dream
comes true

The Terramar Golf Club sees one of the
your big dreams. 18 holes.

Severiano Ballesteros
in the club

A very young Severiano Ballesteros participates
in the Catalan Individual Professional Championship
at Terramar Golf Club

Distinction

The Real Federación Española de Golf confers
the
“Placa al Mérito en Golf” (Insignia of Honour in Golf)
to Terramar.

Club House

The present club house is inaugurated.
It is spacious, integrated in the surroundings
and built in a distinctively Mediterranean style.

The Dovecote

The dovecote is transferred
to its current location.

XVIII European
Club Cup

Francisco Valera, Juan Manuel Leach and
Felipe García,
win the XVIII European Club Cup,
a milestone in the club’s history.

The lakeside holes

The lakeside holes that extended
the course are inaugurated.

Pitch&Putt

Three pitch & putt holes are built
for practicing, fun and as initiation
holes for the youngest children.

Club house extension

An ambitious project extending
the club house and adding new
facilities is inaugurated.

Sergio Garcia returns

Sergio García, who had competed at Terramar
in his early years, returns to play once more.

The Mediterranean
Par 3

The new Mediterranean par 3 hole is inaugurated
and becomes Terramar’s Signature Hole.
It’s the first major component of the Master Plan.

Ladies’ Open

In an exciting play-off, Florentyna Parker wins
the first Estrella Damm Mediterranean
Ladies’ Open
at Terramar, among a star-studded field and in the
presence of Annika Sörenstam, one of the world’s
femenine golf icons.

Ladies’ Open

An exhibition by Dutch golfer, Anne Van Dam,
who dominated the second edition of the Estrella
Damm Mediterranean Ladies’ Open from start to
finish with a final score of 26 under par.

Ladies Open

After two unsuccessful attempts, Carlota Ciganda
won the third edition of the Estrella Damm 
Mediterranean
Ladies’ Open with a final score of 8 under par, one less
than the German player, Esther Heinseleit.

Esther Heinseleit.

New holes

The Master Plan continues to materialise and
Terramar inaugurates three new holes, one par 3,
one par 4 and a provisional par 5.

Completion of
the Master Plan

Terramar undergoes a significant transformation in
the design of the course as a result of the creation
of another lake beside the 10th hole and the medication
of holes 10, 13 and 15.

Ladies Open

The Ladies’ circuit confronts the Covid crisis
and Maja Stark is proclaimed winner of
the Estrella
Damm Ladies’ Open presented by Catalunya, thanks
to a final round in which she cut back 7 strokes on
the overnight leaders.

Ladies Open

Carlota Ciganda is proclaimed champion of the Estrella Damm Ladies Open presented by Catalunya and with the illusion of playing at home she wins the 5th star.