Campo America (1992) is a 6,187 m par 73. It starts with the three flattest holes of the resort, followed by a narrow and demanding par 3. It is recommended that you hit the ball onto the green or you might find yourself in the ravine or the bunker. Watch out for the 5th, a difficult uphill index 1 hole where a good drive is needed. However all the holes offer individual challenges and amazing scenery. If you have time, walk up to the championship tee box on the 16th and take in the spectacular views of the entire resort. You can even see the coastline from this height. Good luck crossing the lake on this par 3 hole. The 18th hole is also interesting and then it is downhill all the way to the 19th where you can relax in style after an enjoyable round of golf. Campo Asia (1991) is also a spectacular course, if a little tighter than the Campo America. It measures 5,925 m and is a par 72. The 1st, 9th, 10th and 18th are all located beside the club house. Two interesting holes with water hazards on the 5th and 12th. The 11th is a picturesque par 3. Watch where you hit the ball on the 9th or you might end up in trouble. As in the Campo America, club selection from the tee is paramount. Pick a driver at every par four or five and it will show up as ugly numbers on your scorecard. However a little forethought and ‘local knowledge’ by using a strokesaver will result in an enjoyable round and hopefully, a lower score. There is no clear agreement on which is the better course of the two established La Cala tracks. Many a clubhouse conversation has carried on to the early hours of the morning with the relative merits of the two courses being debated. The obvious solution is to play both and make up your own mind. Campo Europa was inaugurated in March 2005. Course designer Cabell B. Robinson says the biggest difference between the three courses is that the new course has the Ojen river in play on eight holes. The fairways are generous from the tees and the greens are slightly larger than on the existing courses. They are not severely contoured but are well bunkered and are easier for the average golfer. The par 71 course measures 6014 metres.