7 nights with breakfast at Iberostar Selection Anthelia including 3 green fees per person (Golf Costa Adeje, Golf Las Américas and Golf del Sur).

Designed by the prestigious golf architect Jose Gancedo, Golf Costa Adeje is situated just a few kilometres from Playa de las Americas with views of the sea and the island of La Gomera.  The complex, home of the Canarias Open de España (2003-2014) and the Tenerife Ladies Open (2005-2008-2009) has an 18 hole Par 72 Championship course and a 9 Hole Los Lagos. The Championship course, Par 72, has a total length of 6203 meters, with 6 par 5 between 519 to 477 meters, 6 par 4 between 420 to 367 meters and 6 par 3 between 220 to 118 meters. Pepe Gancedo took advantage of the natural characteristics of the terrain and created a course that meanders through an undulating landscape with fast greens, strategically placed where more than one experienced player will be surprised. The fairways are in paspalum and the greens are in tifEagle, which allows the course to be irrigated with purified water.  The Lakes are a little shorter, but more technical. Overlooking the sea and with its 6 lakes it makes the game interesting and fun where also high handicappers can enjoy this sport. Additional facilities at Costa Adeje include a driving range situated above a natural ravine offering three tee levels at different heights. There is also a practice bunker, 2 putting greens, chipping greens and a clubhouse.

Golf del Sur on Tenerife, opened in 1987, has established itself as the venue for numerous international golf tournaments. From 1989 to 1994, the course hosted the Tenerife Open of the PGA European Tour, with victories by José Maria Olazábal, David Gilford and Mark James. In 1995, Ernie Els and Phil Mickelson met here in the Shell Wonderful World of Golf. The 18-hole championship course offers challenging play and spectacular views. In 1999, Briton Karl Woodward set two long drive world records here: First with 398 yards and then with 408 yards. In 2002, the first edition of the Tenerife Ladies Open was held at Golf del Sur, a tournament of the LPGA European Evian Tour, which was won by Raquel Carriedo from Spain. The course was originally designed by Pepe Gancedo and renovated by Manuel Piñero in 2005. Holes 3 and 5 on the links course are characterised by their challenging location and the flora gives the 800,000 m² site a unique atmosphere. The golf course also has a golf academy, driving range, tennis courts, mini golf, restaurant, pro shop and changing rooms. Golf del Sur is TÜV-certified in accordance with ISO 14001 and bears the ‘Golf of the Biosphere’ label.