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Golf Soldeu
Soldeu, Canillo, Andorra
9 Holes · Par 33 · Green fees are set by Grandvalira and vary by date; no single figure · Mountain
— About
About Golf Soldeu
Golf Soldeu is a nine-hole, par 33 course at 2,250 meters above sea level in the Grandvalira ski area of Canillo, Andorra, which makes it the highest golf course in Europe. It covers 2,590 meters on 16 hectares of mountainside. There is no road to the clubhouse, so every round starts with a ride up the Soldeu cable car. The course welcomes golfers of every level.
- A floating green sits on the Pla d'Espiolets lake.
- A clubhouse restaurant and bar sit beside a certified golf school that teaches players of every level.
- Beyond golf, the area offers beekeeping outings and marmot-watching excursions for non-golfers.
- Clubs and other equipment can be rented at the clubhouse.
History of Golf Soldeu
Golf Soldeu opened in 2008 on the Grandvalira slopes, a design by British architect Jeremy Pern.
When to play Golf Soldeu
The course is open only in summer, from late June to late September, when the snow has cleared. Hours run from 9 a.m. in July and August and from 10 a.m. at the start and end of the season.
Playing Golf Soldeu: tips
Book ahead through the Grandvalira reservation system. A practice area and putting green are available for warming up. Take the Soldeu cable car, because there is no direct road access.
— Facilities
Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Golf Soldeu
How do I reach Golf Soldeu?
By the Soldeu cable car from the village. The course has no road access.
Can I rent clubs and take lessons?
Yes. The clubhouse rents clubs and equipment, and a certified golf school offers instruction for beginners through experienced players.
What else can I do up there?
Guided beekeeping outings and marmot-watching are offered in summer.