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What Was Ours Is Now Theirs

The huge increase in the urban population of 19th Century Britain was accompanied by dysentery, typhoid and cholera.

The poor were blamed for cholera outbreaks, the result of their ‘ignorance’, lack of hygiene and general moral depravity. The prevailing orthodoxy was that laissez-faire capitalism and the management of water property for profit would provide solutions. It didn’t, and both municipal and state solutions – public ownership and management of water resources – were needed to solve the problem. Eventually it was recognised that easy access to a clean water supply was a basic human need, via the Public Health Acts. But with the re-emergence of neo-liberal and neo-conservative ideas about the role of the state and the importance of market solutions to social problems, all this is changing.

Britain is water rich, with adequate rainfall and only occasional water shortages. Until recently, water was generally seen as a common good and water planners saw any form of supply restriction, even a hosepipe ban, as an admission of failure. Regional water authorities pooled access to water resources and made long term plans for a London ring main, recharging aquifers from winter river water. People and organisations cooperated to manage water resources relatively effectively and to save water when it was needed, such as during the drought of 1975/76. However, water was privatised by the Tories in 1989, despite defeat in The House of Lords and the threat of prosecution by the EU on water quality standards, attacks by environmental groups over standards and questions about the fate of water authorities’ huge land holdings. As a result, the average household experienced an increase in water costs of 67% between 1989 and 1995. Company profits rose by an average of 20% to 1993 and are still high. The highest charging area of Britain, South West Water, took 4.9% of income from a household of 2 adults and 2 children, 7.6% from a lone parent and child and 9.1% from single pensioners in 1994. The profits of the water supply companies are being subsidised by the poorest people in Britain, those least able to pay. Thousands of households now regularly have their water supply cut off. In the Sandwell Health Authority area (in the West Midlands), over 1,400 households were cut off in 1991/2 and cases of hepatitis and dysentery rose tenfold. In 1994 2m households fell into water arrears, with 12,500 disconnected. Half of the water companies in England and Wales have selectively introduced or are testing pre-payment meters. The increased use of metering, most often in poorer households, has either increased water bills or resulted in forced cuts in water use by those who need it most. Non-payers are automatically cut off and the supply is not restored until the debt is paid. 10,000 meters have been installed in Birmingham since 1992; there have been over 2,000 disconnections. The water companies have responded to increasing criticism of their disconnection policies by devoting a tiny proportion of their profits to charitable trusts that help the poorest customers. This is pure PR and gives the corporations tax advantages. In the 1980s and in 1994–96, community campaigns defeated attempts to introduce water taxes in Dublin; see Issue 3 of ‘Red and Black Revolution’ for an excellent analysis.

Encouraged by a surge of prosperity in the 1960s, the Spanish have ignored the fact that they live in a semi-arid country prone to periodic, lengthy droughts. Golf courses have been built for tourists, swimming pools for themselves and there are many lawns and gardens requiring daily watering. Farmers have diversified from their traditional drought resistant produce such as figs and olives into water-hungry crops like rice and strawberries. The result is that Spain is now the world’s 4th highest per capita consumer of water after the US, Canada and Russia. Now it has to build huge dams and pay the cost to divert rivers to over-developed areas, amid growing environmental and community opposition. Other factors (which apply elsewhere) are laws giving producers the right to squander resources so long as there is a consumer demand to be satisfied; and the role of the centralised State (largely controlled by business influences), with its control of revenue, command of resources, expertise and power to enforce policy on citizens, in arbitrating the management of resources.

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DD Season 2 Places and Things Known to be Filmed

I wanted to catalog the locations and objects filmed that have been spoiled for season 2.  I must have had a premonition because the Twitter(X) account most of these originated from has been taken down. They all seem very legit, but I always take these with a grain of salt.

The Louvre:  We know it will be used in a flashback to the beginning of the outbreak due to filming pictures with tons of extras in modern dress.  

We also know that the “Walking Dead” Louvre will be blown up.  Norman said in November 2022 on the Jimmy Fallon Show. 

2. Fort  De Cormeilles- They filmed here over the summer, and supposedly, they are filming here again later this month.  Here is a little history of the fort from Wikipedia:

After 1940 the fort was used by the German occupiers as an ammunition depot for the German navy. Following World War II the fort was used to lodge members of the French Forces of the Interior (FFI), then as a prison until 1956. From 1956 the fort was used as lodging for prison workers at nearby facilities, such as the Prison de Fresnes. Housing was built on the surface of the fort, and the complex featured a nursery school. The last families, principally North Africans and the family of the fort's keeper, left the fort at the beginning of the 1970s. From 1965 to 1997 the fort was used as a commando training center.[1]

The Fort de Cormeilles is now the property of the Green Space Agency of the Île-de-France regional government. Preservation work is in the hands of the Association des Amis du Fort de Cormeilles, a volunteer group, which encourages the use of the facility by artists and by television and movie studios. Public visits are available every month and on special occasions.

So, it was used as a prison at one point. The picture of Norman was listed as a  set picture from the summer filming in that area.  Notice the black eye just as in Consumed. 

3. Mont-Saint Michele: Zabel said that there are many other parts of the island which will be explored in Season 2.

4. The Alps: Crews were seen filming in the Alps in Southern France. No reports as to who, if anyone, from the cast was there. Mountains do show up in the Season 2 promo with the tag “Finding Home is to Find Each Other”

5. Ris Orangis- A set that looks like an abandoned horse track. They filmed for at least a week there. 

6. Luzarches- a rural setting with horses seen on set. I notice there is a golf course just below the area which I found very interesting.  According to what I can find, “Luzarches” is an area of only about eight miles. I almost wonder if it could, at least partially, be a cover for filming at the Golf Bluegreen Golf Course. located just below on the map.

So, we have the Louvre(Wolves), Fort  De Cormeilles(a former prison), and Luzarches( a rural area right next to a golf course), and Mont-Saint Michele(the white church). Hmm….

Things:

Yellow Jeep- Seen on set multiple times

Red, Blue, White, and Yellow Plane- seen on set several times. 

What I found out about this plane is: 

It's called Beechcraft Bonanza V Tail. The plane was made from 1947-1982. It can carry four people. It will go 500-700 miles depending on passengers. It could fly further with fuel bladders on the inside, but fewer passengers could ride. 

I saved the best for last. According to reports, crew members posted pictures and video of this cutie on set for multiple days.

So, we have a dog, horses, yellow jeep, yellow truck, and a plane with blue, yellow, red and white markings. 

We know things are not filmed in order, but Zabel said in October that most of the first three episodes had been filmed. Again, according to spoiler, filming will continue until mid-December. Based on the locations, it almost seems as if they will be moving from north to south this time. This would make senses because season 3 is rumored to be set in Spain or Italy.

Thoughts?

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SPAIN ITINERARY 📍dates: APRIL 10 - 24TH

Come back to this post to plot with other muses or when you can’t think of a starter during the trip! We’re trying to mix up this trip by giving you a variety to choose from. Please don’t feel too overwhelmed since none of this is mandatory. Our goal is to have you and your muse(s) enjoy every bit of this trip. Once again, these are only locations/ideas, and you’re more than welcome to adjust anything to your liking. 

All muses are booked at the Ushuaia Beach Hotel. This is a special hotel! It’s separated into two. One is called the Tower which is a more chill vibe where the other is called the Club, and – yeah, you guessed it, it’s more of a party life section. This time, you’re more than welcome to choose what kind of room you’d like your muse to stay in. There are lots to look through! There will be floors where only your muses will be able to access. Feel free to say that your floor is shared with locals or whatever staff that decides to come along. 

Check below for more info! And no worries, we’ll keep this post pinned to make it easier for you to navigate later! p.s. If you see a [ x ] listed below, then that means that it holds a reference picture as to what we’re trying to describe. Let us know if the links don’t work!

ART ENTHUSIASTS: 

Visit the Archaeological Museum on Plaza de la Catedral. Inside there are artefacts from Ibiza and Formentera covering 3.000 years of history.

Museu d’Art Contemporani d’Eivissa is an exhibit that includes the work of locals. Show some support! 

PLOT IDEAS:

Enjoy coffee or breakfast with a friend along the narrow street while heading to the museum. The street is said to be filled with food vendors, cafes, and souvenir shops. [ x ] 

Plans don’t go the way you want it to. Miscommunication had your muse waiting in the museum while the other waited at a cafe shop close by. Your muse is now annoyed that they spent most of their morning trying to locate their friend. 

Be kicked out? That’s embarrassing. Your muses were talking way too loud that they were escorted out. Yikes.

An employee recognizes your muses, and instead of giving them a difficult time, they decide to give them a tour, and gives them secret access to the roof of the museum(s). Said employee allows your muses some time to enjoy the view or they can arrange a dinner for them!

BEACH TIME:

Swing by Platja d’en Bossa! It is the longest beach in Ibiza, making it the perfect place to hunker down for the afternoon.

Platja de Ses Salines. Since you’re in the area, make sure to visit the beach. It’s all you’ve ever dreamed of: turquoise waters, white sand and dunes, surrounded by pine trees and lively chiringuitos (small bars serving drinks and tapas). [ x ] 

Es Vedrá. On the edge of Ibiza’s south coast, you’ll find one of the most emblematic spots on the island — the Es Vedrá rock. 

How about Port Area? Your muse would love this if they love fishing. They can hop onboard with the fishermen, and try to catch a few things themselves!

PLOT IDEAS:

Get on some jet skis or rent a paddleboat while at Platia d’en Bossa with a friend. There are also many beachside bars where you can stop for a snack and a drink. Come back after the sun sets and dance until dawn at Ushuaia or Space, two of the island’s largest nightclubs.

Are you up for a roadtrip? Because you can bounce around from beach to beach in under TWO hours. Crank the music, roll the windows down, and enjoy the scenery. 

Nightclub, anyone? Like we said, Platia d’en Bossa has two of the island’s largest nightclubs. Blend in with the locals, and enjoy your night off with your friend(s). Your muse deserves it!

Oops. Your muse drank too much, and now they’re causing a scene in public. Now your friend has to try and pick up your mess. Bigger twist: Both of your muses are plastered. That won’t be good for them later. 

SANTA EULÀRIA: a small resort in Ibiza! [ x ]

Golf? This resort has your back as it is the only golf course on the island. 

Go up to the Puig de Missa, at the southwest end of Santa Eulària. You can climb the stairs from Carrer de Sant Jaume (the most scenic route) or follow the trail from Santa Eulària’s promenade.

If you’re a seafood lover, don’t miss the chance of visiting the renowned restaurant El Bigotes.

PLOT IDEAS:

Your muse loves the resort so much that they book a couple of nights here! Grab your significant other or friends to enjoy the resort!

Locals spot you. Oops. It seems like a few cameras caught a glimpse of your muse with someone else, and well, now – it might be spreading like wildfire? 

Get food poisoning from one of the restaurants you’re in. Not a great way to spend your vacation, but hey, it happens!

Organize a road trip with some friends, and enjoy each other’s company!

WITH NATURE:

Hike Sa Talaia. If you’re a fan of hiking, you will love climbing up to Sa Talaia. At 475 metres, it’s the highest peak in Ibiza. The trail is 2.5km long, starting from the Sant Josep village. It takes around one hour to reach the top. Along the way, you’ll enjoy spectacular views of the island. Wear comfortable shoes. 

Cala Tarida. Another beach, you say? Yes, but it’s still worth coming here, especially if you like jumping in the water from the cliffs, as they’re not too high.

Love on Cala Comte. [ x ] They believe this is Ibiza’s most beautiful beach. Sheltered by rocky formations, the fine sand and the turquoise waters are something to behold here. Behind the rocks, you’ll find a series of bars where you can settle down with a cocktail. The beach is very close to San Antonio and quite popular during summer, as you can easily reach it by ferry or bus.

Feeling adventurous? Can Marça Caves is your spot! We’re warning you that it could be a little creepy or feel a little suffocating at times. [ x ]

PLOT IDEAS:

Up for romance? Take your significant other or someone you’re interested in to one of these places. Plan a dinner, pick a nice spot, and enjoy each other’s company. 

Your muses dare each other to jump from Cala Tarida, but they get into a playful argument (or real) about being scaredy cats, and not wanting to jump.

Plan to spend all day in Cala Comte with friends or your significant other, but be surrounded by fans who keep wanting to take pictures. Sounds exhausting!

Get lost while hiking at Sa Talaia! Your muses take the wrong turn, and instead of calling for help, they try to navigate their way back to the car.

Plan to go in a group tour to explore the caves –– but your group leaves without you before or during your journey. What to do now? Plan to still go in, and figure things out along the way or plan something else. 

OTHER:

Spas. Take some time off from sightseeing and relax in one of the dozen spas scattered across the island. 

Water activities! There is a watersports centre on pretty much every resort beach. Beyond swimming, you could rent jet-skis, go parasailing, stand-up paddling or kayaking. You'll also find several diving schools offering lessons for beginners. If all you ever wanted was to rent a yacht, you could also do that down at the port, in Ibiza Town. Sail on your own, if you're already familiar with it, or hire a boat (with its captain) to go anywhere you want.

Clubbing! If there’s one thing people love about Ibiza, it’s its club scene. There’s a party for everyone here!

When you get tired of swimming or partying, you can go ziplining with a group of people or a party of two! 

Did we mention eating? There are plenty of spots along the island! We recommend trying all of the seafood, but there are plenty to choose from!

PLOT IDEAS: 

Book a spa date with a significant other. Surround yourself with calm vibes. After all, you deserve it after having a rough few weeks. 

Good or bad plot for water activities! Have a near drowning experience or get a little tipsy while trying to parasail or kayaking. 

Rent out a yacht. Become the life of the party by renting a yacht, spread the word, and have your friends join! 

Try to sail a yacht? Is this a good or bad plot? You decide. Your muse decides that they’re experienced enough to drive one, pay extra even if you don’t have a license. Maybe you make it in one piece –– maybe you get stranded out in the sea because you have no idea what you’re doing. 

Have a fantastic night out while clubbing! Some locals recognize you, and they party with you and your friends. Maybe even try to sweet talk the DJ into giving you the chance to pick a few songs? 

Clubbing gone wrong? Perhaps you overdid yourself with the alcohol. Got into a bit of a heated argument with a friend or a local. Perhaps your muse overheard a local saying mean things about their friends. Break into an argument/fight. 

Enjoy the scenery while ziplining. Try to convince as many people to go with you, but not many show up except for a couple! Either have your muse be bitter or try to make the best out of a bad situation. 

The waiter wants to ruin your evening by interrupting your meal with a friend or significant other. Will your muse turn them down politely or snap?

We hope that gives you plenty to work with! Again, feel free to adjust a few things to your liking. We’ll see you in Spain! 

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Golf Santa Ponsa: An Idyllic Golfing Haven in Mallorca

Nestled in the scenic landscapes of Mallorca, Golf Santa Ponsa stands as a beacon for golfers looking for a unique and fulfilling experience on one of the most enchanting islands in the Mediterranean. The combination of lush fairways, breathtaking surroundings, and an overall welcoming ambiance makes this course a perfect golfing getaway. But Golf Santa Ponsa is much more than just a golf course; it’s an experience that captures the essence of golf tourism in Spain.

Why Golf Santa Ponsa is a Must-Visit

Whether exploring Mallorca’s sun-soaked coastlines or looking to take a swing on a premier golf course, Golf Santa Ponsa offers an unforgettable golfing adventure. Here, you'll find a variety of challenges that appeal to golfers of all skill levels. The expansive greens are immaculately maintained, and the layout allows for a well-rounded experience where you can test your skills or enjoy a relaxing round amidst nature.

What sets Golf Santa Ponsa apart is its accessibility, not just for seasoned golfers but for those who may be new to the sport or simply visiting Mallorca for a holiday. The course's design is both forgiving for beginners and challenging enough for advanced players to enjoy. Every turn, every swing, every hole is set against the stunning backdrop of Mallorca's natural beauty, ensuring that each game is a memorable one.

A Course Designed for Everyone

Golf Santa Ponsa boasts three courses: Golf Santa Ponsa I, II, and III. The first, Golf Santa Ponsa I, is the most well-known and often hosts major tournaments, including events on the European Tour. Stretching over 6,543 meters, it is a par-72 course that offers wide fairways, large greens, and strategically placed bunkers that demand both skill and precision. It’s perfect for a relaxed game but also challenges even the best with its varied terrain and obstacles.

For those looking to elevate their game or take on more demanding layouts, Golf Santa Ponsa II and III offer something extra. While Golf Santa Ponsa II is a private course, Golf Santa Ponsa III is open for public play and presents a slightly shorter but technically challenging route. Both courses are designed with the golfer’s experience in mind, whether practicing your short game or mastering difficult shots.

The Charm of Mallorca and Golf Santa Ponsa

One of the many charms of Golf Santa Ponsa is how perfectly it blends into the surrounding Mallorcan landscape. The course meanders through fields dotted with olive and almond trees, providing a rustic Mediterranean feel that enhances the overall experience. It's hard not to appreciate the sense of calm that comes with golfing in such a serene environment, where the breeze carries the scent of the sea, and the views stretch over mountains and coastal plains.

But it’s not just the landscape that makes Golf Santa Ponsa special; it's also the people. The friendly and professional staff create a warm atmosphere from the moment of arrival. Their passion for the sport and for the course is evident, and they go above and beyond to ensure visitors have everything they need for a perfect round of golf.

Golf Santa Ponsa’s Facilities: Beyond the Fairways

Golf Santa Ponsa isn’t only about what happens on the course. It’s a complete experience, from the welcoming clubhouse to the range of top-class facilities designed to complement your day on the greens. The clubhouse offers a comfortable spot to relax after your game, with a restaurant serving delicious local cuisine and a terrace where you can enjoy panoramic views of the course and the surrounding Mallorcan landscape.

The pro shop is fully stocked with everything a golfer could need, from top-tier equipment to clothing and accessories. And if there's a need to fine-tune your skills, Golf Santa Ponsa offers lessons from professional instructors who can help with everything from swing technique to course management.

Golfing in Mallorca: A Gateway to Unforgettable Experiences

Golf Santa Ponsa is more than just a golf course; it's a gateway to everything that makes Mallorca special. When not on the greens, you have the opportunity to explore some of the island’s most beautiful sights. Take a short drive, and you can find yourself at stunning beaches with crystal-clear waters or charming villages where the rhythm of island life moves at a relaxing pace.

Golf tourism in Spain has seen considerable growth over the years, and Mallorca has played a key role in this. The combination of exceptional golf courses like Golf Santa Ponsa, luxury resorts, and the island’s natural beauty makes it an irresistible destination for golf enthusiasts from around the world. Many visitors come for the golf and end up falling in love with everything else Mallorca has to offer.

Ideal for Golf Packages and Group Bookings

If you’re planning a golf holiday with friends or organizing a corporate golf event, Golf Santa Ponsa is well-equipped to handle large groups and special bookings. The course's versatility allows for a range of golfing events, from friendly matches to more competitive games. Golf packages at Golf Santa Ponsa can include accommodation at nearby resorts, transport services, and access to the other golf courses on the island, making it a convenient and enjoyable option for all types of travelers.

Moreover, group bookings often come with added benefits such as discounted rates, personalized services, and access to exclusive areas of the course. Whether it’s a family holiday, a company retreat, or a group of friends looking to escape for some quality time on the fairways, Golf Santa Ponsa can accommodate all.

A Sustainable Approach to Golfing

Golf Santa Ponsa takes pride in its commitment to sustainability. In recent years, the course has implemented various eco-friendly practices to preserve the natural environment. From water-saving irrigation systems to biodiversity-friendly landscaping, every effort is made to ensure that golfing at Santa Ponsa leaves as little impact on the environment as possible. This focus on sustainability is part of the course’s broader mission to protect Mallorca’s natural beauty for generations to come.

How to Get the Most Out of Your Visit

If this is your first time visiting Golf Santa Ponsa, a little preparation can go a long way. While the course is designed to cater to all skill levels, it helps to familiarize yourself with the layout and understand the challenges of each hole. If needed, consider booking a lesson with one of the professional instructors who can offer tips tailored to your game.

It’s also worth exploring the surrounding area to make the most of your stay. With Palma de Mallorca just a short drive away, you'll have access to a vibrant city filled with history, culture, and plenty of gastronomic delights. For those looking for a bit of relaxation, the nearby beaches and resorts offer the perfect place to unwind after a day on the course.

Conclusion: Why Golf Santa Ponsa Should Be Your Next Golf Destination

Golf Santa Ponsa offers more than just a game of golf; it’s an experience that brings together the best of Mallorca’s natural beauty, rich culture, and world-class golfing facilities. Whether it’s a quick round, a holiday with friends, or a special golf package, this course caters to all, providing an idyllic setting for anyone passionate about the sport.

When planning your next golfing adventure, be sure to consider Golf Santa Ponsa, where the perfect blend of challenge, relaxation, and luxury awaits. From its immaculately maintained greens to its welcoming staff, every detail is designed to offer a premier golfing experience.

Looking to book your next round at Golf Santa Ponsa or explore other fantastic golf courses across Spain? Visit Golfspain.com to discover more about golf packages, bookings, and everything you need for your next golfing holiday.

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10 Tips for Planning the Perfect Golf Break in Spain

Spain is a golfer's paradise, offering an array of stunning courses set against breathtaking backdrops, luxurious resorts, and a rich cultural experience. For those seeking to escape their everyday routine and indulge in a golfing getaway, planning the perfect golf break in Spain can be both exciting and overwhelming. With so many options available, it's essential to consider various factors to ensure an unforgettable experience.

1. Choose the Right Destination

When planning your golf break in Spain, selecting the right destination is paramount. Spain boasts a plethora of renowned golfing regions, each offering its unique charm. The Costa del Sol, for instance, is famous for its sunny weather and luxurious golf resorts, making it a popular choice among golfers. On the other hand, the Costa Blanca features stunning coastal views and a variety of courses suitable for all skill levels. If you’re looking for a more tranquil experience, consider regions like the Iberian Peninsula or the Balearic Islands, where you can enjoy both golf and the serene beauty of nature.

Researching and choosing the right destination based on your preferences for weather, landscape, and local amenities will set the tone for your entire trip. Each region has its distinct character, and your choice will shape your overall experience. For instance, if you’re interested in exploring Spanish culture and cuisine, a golf break in Barcelona might be ideal, while those looking for a beachside escape might prefer the courses in Marbella.

2. Research and Book Tee Times in Advance

Once you have settled on a destination, the next step is to research and book your tee times in advance. Popular golf courses can fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons. By reserving your tee times ahead of time, you can secure your spot on the courses you want to play and avoid any disappointment. Websites like teetimesbooking.com offer convenient tools for booking tee times at various courses in Spain, allowing you to compare prices and availability with ease.

Additionally, consider the time of day you want to play. Early morning tee times can offer a cooler climate and quieter courses, while afternoon rounds might provide a more leisurely pace. Keep in mind that certain courses may have specific rules regarding dress codes or tee time policies, so be sure to familiarize yourself with these before your visit.

3. Consider Accommodation Options

When it comes to accommodation, you have a myriad of options to choose from. From luxurious golf resorts with on-site courses to boutique hotels in the heart of the city, your choice will significantly impact your overall experience. Many golf resorts offer package deals that include accommodations, meals, and tee times, providing excellent value for money.

If you prefer a more local experience, look for charming guesthouses or apartments that allow you to immerse yourself in the culture of the area. Staying close to your chosen golf courses will minimize travel time and maximize your enjoyment on the green.

4. Plan for Travel Logistics

Travel logistics are essential when planning a golf break in Spain. Consider how you will get to your destination and whether you need to rent a car for easy access to the courses. Spain has a well-connected public transport system, but having a rental car can provide you with more flexibility, especially if you plan to explore multiple courses or travel between regions.

Additionally, if you’re flying into Spain, be sure to check the baggage policies for your airline, especially if you’re bringing your golf clubs. Many airlines have specific regulations regarding sports equipment, and knowing these details ahead of time can save you frustration and unexpected fees.

5. Pack Accordingly

Packing for a golf break in Spain requires careful consideration of the climate and specific needs of your trip. Spain's weather can vary greatly depending on the season and region, so be sure to pack appropriate clothing for both warm days on the course and cooler evenings. Lightweight, breathable fabrics are ideal for daytime play, while layers can help you stay comfortable when temperatures drop.

Don’t forget to pack essential golf gear, including your clubs, balls, tees, and any personal items you may need, such as sunscreen or a hat for sun protection. Investing in a good quality travel bag can help protect your clubs during transit and make it easier to navigate through airports.

6. Mix Golf with Local Experiences

While the primary focus of your trip may be golfing, don’t forget to take advantage of the rich culture and experiences Spain has to offer. Spend some time exploring the local cuisine, art, and history of the region. Many golf resorts and courses are located near charming towns and cities, where you can indulge in delicious tapas, visit historic landmarks, and immerse yourself in the local lifestyle.

Consider scheduling your rounds of golf alongside visits to local attractions. For example, after a morning of play at a beautiful course, you can head to a nearby village to sample regional wines or enjoy a traditional Spanish meal. This blend of golf and local experiences will enrich your trip and create lasting memories.

7. Stay Hydrated and Fuel Up

Golfing can be physically demanding, especially in warmer climates. Staying hydrated is crucial to maintaining your energy levels and enhancing your performance on the course. Make sure to drink plenty of water before, during, and after your rounds. Many golf courses in Spain have water stations, but it’s wise to carry a water bottle with you to ensure you stay hydrated throughout your game.

In addition to hydration, fueling your body with the right foods will enhance your stamina and focus. Opt for nutritious snacks before your round, such as fruits, nuts, or energy bars, to keep your energy levels up. After your game, treat yourself to a hearty meal at the clubhouse or a nearby restaurant, where you can indulge in local culinary delights.

8. Be Open to New Experiences

A golf break in Spain offers the perfect opportunity to try new experiences, both on and off the course. If you have the chance, consider participating in a golf clinic or lesson to improve your skills. Many clubs offer group lessons or clinics with experienced instructors, providing a great way to learn from the pros while enjoying the company of fellow golfers.

Off the course, embrace the opportunity to engage in local activities. Whether it’s taking a flamenco dancing class, attending a cooking workshop, or exploring the natural beauty of the region, being open to new experiences will enhance your overall trip and create unforgettable memories.

9. Connect with Fellow Golfers

One of the joys of a golf break in Spain is the opportunity to connect with fellow golfers. Whether you’re traveling with friends or meeting new people on the course, the camaraderie of the game is one of its most rewarding aspects. Engage in conversations with fellow players, share tips and stories, and enjoy the social side of golf.

Consider joining local golf groups or forums online to connect with other golfers who share your passion. This can lead to new friendships, valuable insights into the best courses, and recommendations for local attractions and dining options.

10. Relax and Enjoy the Experience

Finally, the most crucial tip for planning the perfect golf break in Spain is to remember to relax and enjoy the experience. Golf is about more than just the score; it’s about enjoying the journey, the challenge, and the friendships formed along the way. Allow yourself the freedom to indulge in the beauty of the courses, the culture of the region, and the joy of the game.

As you navigate the challenges of planning, remember that flexibility is key. Sometimes, the most memorable moments come from unplanned experiences or unexpected encounters. Embrace the spirit of adventure, and your golf break in Spain will surely be a fulfilling and enjoyable experience.

Conclusion

Planning an unforgettable golf break in Spain involves careful consideration of various factors, from choosing the right destination to packing appropriately. By following these ten tips, you can create a balanced itinerary that includes both exceptional golf and rich cultural experiences. 

Spain's diverse landscapes, stunning courses, and vibrant atmosphere make it a truly special destination for golf enthusiasts. So gather your clubs, book your tee times, and get ready to create lasting memories on the fairways. With the right preparation, your golf breaks in Spain will undoubtedly leave you eager to return for more.

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Why Benalmadena is the Ideal Destination for Your Next Holiday Home Rental

When planning your next vacation, finding the perfect destination is key to ensuring a memorable experience. Benalmadena, located on Spain’s Costa del Sol, is a hidden gem that offers a blend of sun, sea, and cultural attractions. Renting a holiday home in this vibrant town can provide the ideal base for exploring all it has to offer. Here’s why Benalmadena should be at the top of your list for holiday home rentals.

Beautiful Beaches and Coastal Attractions

One of the primary reasons to consider Benalmadena holiday homes to rent is the town’s stunning coastline. With miles of sandy beaches and clear blue waters, it’s a beach lover’s paradise. 

Popular spots like Playa de Santa Ana and Playa de Bil Bil offer the perfect settings for sunbathing, swimming, and various water sports. The picturesque marina, Puerto Marina, is also a must-visit, boasting a wide range of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options.

Family-Friendly Attractions

For families, Benalmadena offers a wealth of attractions to keep everyone entertained. The Tivoli World amusement park is perfect for a fun day out, with rides and shows suitable for all ages. Selwo Marina, a marine park, allows visitors to get up close with dolphins, sea lions, and other marine life. 

Additionally, the Butterfly Park of Benalmadena is a unique experience, housing hundreds of species of butterflies in a tropical setting. Choosing Benalmadena holiday homes to rent ensures that these family-friendly attractions are just a short drive away.

Vibrant Nightlife and Dining

Benalmadena’s nightlife is another highlight, with a variety of bars, clubs, and restaurants catering to all tastes. Whether you prefer a quiet evening with a glass of local wine or dancing the night away at a lively club, you’ll find plenty of options here. 

The town’s diverse culinary scene includes traditional Spanish tapas bars, seafood restaurants, and international cuisine, ensuring that every meal is a delight. Staying in a holiday home in Benalmadena gives you the flexibility to explore the local dining and nightlife at your own pace.

Outdoor Activities and Natural Beauty

For those who love the outdoors, Benalmadena offers numerous activities and natural attractions. The nearby Sierra de Mijas mountains provide excellent hiking opportunities with breathtaking views of the coast. The town is also home to several golf courses, including the renowned Torrequebrada Golf Club. 

Water sports such as sailing, jet-skiing, and paddleboarding are readily available along the coast. Renting a holiday home in Benalmadena places you at the heart of this natural beauty and adventure.

Convenience and Accessibility

Benalmadena is conveniently located just a short drive from Malaga Airport, making it easily accessible for international travelers. The town also has excellent public transport links, including buses and trains, allowing you to explore the wider Costa del Sol region with ease. 

This convenience makes Benalmadena holiday homes to rent an attractive option for those looking to maximize their holiday experience without the hassle of long transfers or complicated travel arrangements.

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Used Golf Cart Market Share, Trend & Growth Forecast to 2032

Used Golf Cart Market will reach USD 1.5 billion by 2032. According to GreenMatch, estimated at £291.5 billion (~USD 315.60 billion) in 2023, the global electric car market will more than double to £714.9 billion (~USD 774 billion) by 2030. As consumers and businesses become more aware of their carbon footprint, more and more are moving toward sustainable transport solutions. Electric and solar-powered golf carts are gaining popularity due to their low emissions and energy efficiency. These ecological options help reduce operational costs while fitting into global efforts to combat climate change. Government incentives and regulations promoting green energy will further increase the adoption of these vehicles, making eco-friendly golf carts a major market growth driver.

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The Used golf cart market share from the 2-seater segment will continue to expand through 2032, as 2-seater golf carts are ideal for personal use and small business use. The maneuverability, ease of parking and lower maintenance costs offered by 2-seater golf carts provide them a competitive edge over larger models, stimulating segment growth. The growing popularity of these golf carts in residential areas, golf courses, and small businesses requiring efficient and convenient transportation options further drive their sales. The trend towards more compact and efficient vehicles is consistent with the wider minimalism and sustainable development of urban transport.

The used golf cart market size from the solar electric golf cart segment will register commendable growth through 2032 due to an increasing focus on sustainable and renewable energy sources. Solar powered golf carts offer two advantages: reducing operating costs and minimizing environmental impact. As technology advances, the efficiency and reliability of solar panels improve, making these golf carts more attractive to a broader consumer base. The adoption of solar powered golf carts is especially critical in areas with a lot of sunlight, where they can work optimally and promote more environmentally friendly transportation solutions, further adding to their popularity.

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Europe used golf cart industry will exhibit noticeable growth through 2032 due to strict environmental regulations and a strong emphasis on reducing carbon dioxide emissions, leading to the heightened sales of electric and solar powered golf carts. In addition, the popularity of golf as a sport and leisure activity in the UK, Spain, and France is increasing the demand for these vehicles. The market expansion is further supported by the presence of many resorts and gated communities. Furthermore, Europe's commitment to sustainable transport solutions and smart city initiatives creates a favorable environment for market growth.

Partial chapters of report table of contents (TOC):

Chapter 1   Methodology & Scope

1.1    Market scope & definition

1.2    Base estimates & calculations

1.3    Forecast calculation.

1.4    Data Sources

1.4.1    Primary

1.4.2    Secondary

1.4.2.1   Paid sources.

1.4.2.2   Public sources

Chapter 2   Executive Summary

2.1    Used golf cart market 3600 synopsis, 2018 - 2032.

2.2    Business trends

2.2.1    Total Addressable Market (TAM), 2023-2032

2.3    Regional trends

2.4    Fuel trends

2.5    Application trends

2.6    Seating capacity trends

Chapter 3   Used Golf Cart Market Industry Insights

3.1    Impact on COVID-19

3.2    Russia- Ukraine war impact

3.3    Industry ecosystem analysis

3.4    Vendor matrix

3.5    Profit margin analysis

3.6    Technology & innovation landscape

3.7    Patent analysis

3.8    Key news and initiatives

3.9    Regulatory landscape

3.10    Impact forces

3.10.1    Growth drivers

3.10.1.1    Cost benefits associated with used powersports vehicles

3.10.1.2    Positive outlook for tourism activities in Latin America & the MEA

3.10.1.3    Rising investments in recreational activities

3.10.1.4    Growing demand of customized and modified golf cart

3.10.1.5    Rising commercialization across industries

3.10.2    Industry pitfalls & challenges

3.10.2.1    High maintenance and service cost

3.10.2.2    Increasing safety and environmental concern

3.11    Growth potential analysis

3.12    Porter’s analysis

3.13    PESTEL analysis

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Holidays 3.30

Holidays

Benediction de Los Animales (Blessing of the Animals; Mexico)

Check For Change In Every Coin Return You Pass Day

Demilitarization Day of Åland (Finland)

Festival of Reality Fabrication

Golf Course Day

Grass Is Always Browner on the Other Side of the Fence Day

Hairy Bitter Cress Day

"I Am In Control" Day

International Laundry Folding Day

Jeopardy Day

Land Day (Palestine)

Limited Liability Day

National Badminton Day [also 3.22]

National Becca Day

National Dining Car Day

National Doctors’ Day

National Fitness Recovery Day

National Julia Day

National Pencil Day

National Victoria Day

National Virtual Vacation Day

National Wendy Day

Newman Day (a.k.a. Newman's Day, 24 hours in a day, 24 beers in a case. Coincidence? I think not.) [Kenyon College] (also 4.24 & Friday nearest 1.26)

School Day of Non-Violence and Peace (Spain)

Semana Santa begins (until 4.1; Nicaragua)

Shab e-Barat (Night of Records; Bangladesh)

Sicilian Vespers Day

Smoking Ban Day (NYC; 2003)

Spiritual Baptist/Shouter Liberation Day (Trinidad and Tobago)

Take A Walk In the Park Day

Torrents Day

Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day

World Bipolar Day

World Marbles Day

World Own Nothing Day

World Perspective Day

World TB-303 Appreciation Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

National Hot Chicken Day

National Hot Dog Day [also 3rd Wednesday of July & 9.10]

Turkey Neck Soup Day

World Idli Day (India; UK)

5th & Last Saturday in March

Brothers’ and Sisters’ Day [Last Saturday]

Earth Hour (turn off your lights for 1 hour @8:30 pm local time) [Last Saturday]

Global Sisterhood Day [Last Saturday]

Start That Book [Last Saturday]

Support Women Artists Now Day [Last Saturday]

World Day for the End of Fishing [Last Saturday]

Weekly Holidays beginning March 30 (Last Week)

NanoDays (Last Weekend in March - 1st Weekend in April) [thru 4.7]

Independence & Related Days

Alaska sold to the U.S. (by Russia; 1867)

15th Amendment Day (Effective; 1870)

Texas (Re-Admitted to the Union; 1870)

New Year’s Days

Iranian New Year [Continues 13 Days with bonfires, eggs & mirrors]

Festivals Beginning March 30, 2024

Brew Woo (Worcester, Massachusetts)

Edinburgh International Science Festival (Edinburgh, Scotland) [thru 4.14]

Elberta German Sausage Festival (Elberta, Alabama)

Great American Barbecue & Beer Festival (Chandler, Arizona)

Helen Trout Tournament (Helen, Georgia)

UniCon, a.k.a. Baltic Comic Con (Tallinn, Estonia) [thru 3.31]

Van Wert on Tap (Van Wert, Ohio)

Feast Days

Aequinoctium Vernum, Day 4 (Pagan)

Amadeus IX, Duke of Savoy (Christian; Saint)

Anna Sewell (Writerism)

Celebration of the Marriage of Inanna and Dumuzi (Mesopotamian; Day 10 of Akitu)

Dabucuri Mirtis, (Initiation Rites of the Young Men; to Jurupari, South American Guarani/Tupi God)

Dana Plato Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Day of Bau (Goddes of Healing; Mesopotamian, Sumerian)

Feast of Janus and Concordia (Ancient Rome)

Festival of Bast (Cat Goddess; Ancient Egypt)

Festival of Renenutet (Ancient Egyptian Harvest Festival)

Festival of Salus (Roman goddess of health, prosperity & public safety)

Francisco Goya (Artology)

Galen (Positivist; Saint)

John Climacus, the Scholastic (Christian; Saint)

Magha Puja Day (Buddhism)

Mamertinus of Auxerre (Christian; Saint)

Maria Restituta Kafka (Christian; Saint)

Nuin (Ash Tree; Celtic Book of Days)

Osburga (Christian; Saint & Virgin)

Pagerwesi (Festival to San Hyang Pramesti Guru, god of teachers and creator of the universe; Bali)

Paul Verlaine (Writerism)

Poke Things with a Pencil Day (Pastafarian)

Poke Things with a Stick Day (Pastafarian)

Quirinus of Neuss (Christian; Saint)

Ram Navami (Rama’s Birthday; Hinduism)

Regulus (or Rieul), Bishop of Sculls (Christian; Saint)

Sacred Union of the God and Goddess (Mesopotamia; Everyday Wicca)

Thomas Son Chasuhn, Marie-Nicolas-Antoine Daveluy (part of The Korean Martyrs)

Tola of Clonard (Christian; Saint)

Tom Sharpe (Writerism)

Vincent Van Gogh (Artology)

Zak (Muppetism)

Zozimus, Bishop of Syracuse (Christian; Saint)

Christian Liturgical Holidays

Saturday before Easter (a.k.a. ... 

Black Saturday (Philippines)

Easter Saturday (Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Seychelles)

Holy Saturday

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Lucky Day (Philippines) [37 of 71]

Prime Number Day: 89 [24 of 72]

Premieres

Alice in Wonderland or What’s a Nice Kid Like You Doing in a Place Like This? (Hanna-Barbera Animated TV Special; 1966)

Art and Illusion: A Study in the Psychology of Pictorial Representation, by E.H. Gombrich (Art Book; 1960)

Beauty Shoppe (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1936)

Beetlejuice (Film; 1988)

Bitches Brew, by Miles Davis (Album; 1970)

Blades of Glory (Film; 2007)

The Calico Dragon (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1935)

Candida, by George Bernard Shaw (Play; 1894)

Chariots of Fire (Film; 1981)

Everybody Wants Some! (Film; 2016)

The Eyes Have It (Disney Cartoon; 1945)

The Fairly OddParents (Animated TV Series; 2001)

Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (Film; 1984)

Hippydrome Tiger (WB LT Cartoon; 1968)

I’m Mad (WB Animaniacs Cartoon; 1994)

It’s My Party, recorded by Lesley Gore (Song; 1963)

Jeopardy (TV game Show; 1964)

Justice League vs. the Fatal Five (WB Animated Film; 2019)

Lord of Light, by Roger Zelazny (Novel; 1967)

The Lost City of Z (Film; 2016)

Meet the Robinsons (Animated Film; 2007)

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York Art Museum; 1880)

Moon Knight (TV Series; 2022)

Old Mother Hubbard (ComiColor Cartoon; 1935)

Orphan Black (TV Series; 2013)

Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd Edition (Dictionary; 1989)

Popeye for President (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1956)

Robinson Gruesome (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1959)

Romancing the Stone (Film; 1984)

Scrappily Married (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1945)

Sign o’ the Times, by Prince (Album; 1987)

Sinfonia da Requiem, by Benjamin Britten (Symphony; 1941)

Spitfire (Film; 1934)

Springtime for Thomas (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1946)

Spy Kids (Film; 2001)

The Story of Art, by E.H. Gombrich (History Book; 1950)

TableTop (Web Series; 2012)

Ten Pin Terrors (Heckle & Jeckle Cartoon; 1953)

Tom Thumb (Ub Iwerks ComiColor Cartoon; 1936)

Today’s Name Days

Amadeus, Dodo (Austria)

Amadeus, Bogoljub, Leonard, Zosim (Croatia)

Arnošt (Czech Republic)

Quirinus (Denmark)

Pille, Sibülle (Estonia)

Usko (Finland)

Amédée (France)

Amadeus, Diemut (Germany)

Zalán (Hungary)

Amedeo (Italy)

Ilgmaris, Ilgmars, Larisa, Nanija (Latvia)

Ferdinandas, Gvidonas, Meda, Rusnė, Virmantas (Lithuania)

Holger, Olga (Norway)

Amelia, Aniela, Częstobor, Jan, Kwiryn, Kwiryna (Poland)

Ioan (Romania)

Vieroslava (Slovakia)

Juan, Zósimo (Spain)

Holger, Holmfrid (Sweden)

Adin, Adon, Adonia, Adonis, Amada, Amadea, Amadeus (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 90 of 2024; 276 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 6 of week 13 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 14 of 28]

Chinese: Month 2 (Ding-Mao), Day 21 (Gui-Si)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025)

Hebrew: 20 Adair II 5784

Islamic: 20 Ramadan 1445

J Cal: 30 Green; Lastday [30 of 30]

Julian: 17 March 2024

Moon: 74%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 6 Archimedes (4th Month) [Avicenna]

Runic Half Month: Ehwaz (Horse) [Day 5 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 12 of 92)

Week: Last Week of March

Zodiac: Aries (Day 10 of 31)

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Holidays 3.30

Holidays

Benediction de Los Animales (Blessing of the Animals; Mexico)

Check For Change In Every Coin Return You Pass Day

Demilitarization Day of Åland (Finland)

Festival of Reality Fabrication

Golf Course Day

Grass Is Always Browner on the Other Side of the Fence Day

Hairy Bitter Cress Day

"I Am In Control" Day

International Laundry Folding Day

Jeopardy Day

Land Day (Palestine)

Limited Liability Day

National Badminton Day [also 3.22]

National Becca Day

National Dining Car Day

National Doctors’ Day

National Fitness Recovery Day

National Julia Day

National Pencil Day

National Victoria Day

National Virtual Vacation Day

National Wendy Day

Newman Day (a.k.a. Newman's Day, 24 hours in a day, 24 beers in a case. Coincidence? I think not.) [Kenyon College] (also 4.24 & Friday nearest 1.26)

School Day of Non-Violence and Peace (Spain)

Semana Santa begins (until 4.1; Nicaragua)

Shab e-Barat (Night of Records; Bangladesh)

Sicilian Vespers Day

Smoking Ban Day (NYC; 2003)

Spiritual Baptist/Shouter Liberation Day (Trinidad and Tobago)

Take A Walk In the Park Day

Torrents Day

Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day

World Bipolar Day

World Marbles Day

World Own Nothing Day

World Perspective Day

World TB-303 Appreciation Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

National Hot Chicken Day

National Hot Dog Day [also 3rd Wednesday of July & 9.10]

Turkey Neck Soup Day

World Idli Day (India; UK)

5th & Last Saturday in March

Brothers’ and Sisters’ Day [Last Saturday]

Earth Hour (turn off your lights for 1 hour @8:30 pm local time) [Last Saturday]

Global Sisterhood Day [Last Saturday]

Start That Book [Last Saturday]

Support Women Artists Now Day [Last Saturday]

World Day for the End of Fishing [Last Saturday]

Weekly Holidays beginning March 30 (Last Week)

NanoDays (Last Weekend in March - 1st Weekend in April) [thru 4.7]

Independence & Related Days

Alaska sold to the U.S. (by Russia; 1867)

15th Amendment Day (Effective; 1870)

Texas (Re-Admitted to the Union; 1870)

New Year’s Days

Iranian New Year [Continues 13 Days with bonfires, eggs & mirrors]

Festivals Beginning March 30, 2024

Brew Woo (Worcester, Massachusetts)

Edinburgh International Science Festival (Edinburgh, Scotland) [thru 4.14]

Elberta German Sausage Festival (Elberta, Alabama)

Great American Barbecue & Beer Festival (Chandler, Arizona)

Helen Trout Tournament (Helen, Georgia)

UniCon, a.k.a. Baltic Comic Con (Tallinn, Estonia) [thru 3.31]

Van Wert on Tap (Van Wert, Ohio)

Feast Days

Aequinoctium Vernum, Day 4 (Pagan)

Amadeus IX, Duke of Savoy (Christian; Saint)

Anna Sewell (Writerism)

Celebration of the Marriage of Inanna and Dumuzi (Mesopotamian; Day 10 of Akitu)

Dabucuri Mirtis, (Initiation Rites of the Young Men; to Jurupari, South American Guarani/Tupi God)

Dana Plato Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Day of Bau (Goddes of Healing; Mesopotamian, Sumerian)

Feast of Janus and Concordia (Ancient Rome)

Festival of Bast (Cat Goddess; Ancient Egypt)

Festival of Renenutet (Ancient Egyptian Harvest Festival)

Festival of Salus (Roman goddess of health, prosperity & public safety)

Francisco Goya (Artology)

Galen (Positivist; Saint)

John Climacus, the Scholastic (Christian; Saint)

Magha Puja Day (Buddhism)

Mamertinus of Auxerre (Christian; Saint)

Maria Restituta Kafka (Christian; Saint)

Nuin (Ash Tree; Celtic Book of Days)

Osburga (Christian; Saint & Virgin)

Pagerwesi (Festival to San Hyang Pramesti Guru, god of teachers and creator of the universe; Bali)

Paul Verlaine (Writerism)

Poke Things with a Pencil Day (Pastafarian)

Poke Things with a Stick Day (Pastafarian)

Quirinus of Neuss (Christian; Saint)

Ram Navami (Rama’s Birthday; Hinduism)

Regulus (or Rieul), Bishop of Sculls (Christian; Saint)

Sacred Union of the God and Goddess (Mesopotamia; Everyday Wicca)

Thomas Son Chasuhn, Marie-Nicolas-Antoine Daveluy (part of The Korean Martyrs)

Tola of Clonard (Christian; Saint)

Tom Sharpe (Writerism)

Vincent Van Gogh (Artology)

Zak (Muppetism)

Zozimus, Bishop of Syracuse (Christian; Saint)

Christian Liturgical Holidays

Saturday before Easter (a.k.a. ... 

Black Saturday (Philippines)

Easter Saturday (Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Seychelles)

Holy Saturday

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Lucky Day (Philippines) [37 of 71]

Prime Number Day: 89 [24 of 72]

Premieres

Alice in Wonderland or What’s a Nice Kid Like You Doing in a Place Like This? (Hanna-Barbera Animated TV Special; 1966)

Art and Illusion: A Study in the Psychology of Pictorial Representation, by E.H. Gombrich (Art Book; 1960)

Beauty Shoppe (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1936)

Beetlejuice (Film; 1988)

Bitches Brew, by Miles Davis (Album; 1970)

Blades of Glory (Film; 2007)

The Calico Dragon (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1935)

Candida, by George Bernard Shaw (Play; 1894)

Chariots of Fire (Film; 1981)

Everybody Wants Some! (Film; 2016)

The Eyes Have It (Disney Cartoon; 1945)

The Fairly OddParents (Animated TV Series; 2001)

Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (Film; 1984)

Hippydrome Tiger (WB LT Cartoon; 1968)

I’m Mad (WB Animaniacs Cartoon; 1994)

It’s My Party, recorded by Lesley Gore (Song; 1963)

Jeopardy (TV game Show; 1964)

Justice League vs. the Fatal Five (WB Animated Film; 2019)

Lord of Light, by Roger Zelazny (Novel; 1967)

The Lost City of Z (Film; 2016)

Meet the Robinsons (Animated Film; 2007)

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York Art Museum; 1880)

Moon Knight (TV Series; 2022)

Old Mother Hubbard (ComiColor Cartoon; 1935)

Orphan Black (TV Series; 2013)

Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd Edition (Dictionary; 1989)

Popeye for President (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1956)

Robinson Gruesome (Chilly Willy Cartoon; 1959)

Romancing the Stone (Film; 1984)

Scrappily Married (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1945)

Sign o’ the Times, by Prince (Album; 1987)

Sinfonia da Requiem, by Benjamin Britten (Symphony; 1941)

Spitfire (Film; 1934)

Springtime for Thomas (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1946)

Spy Kids (Film; 2001)

The Story of Art, by E.H. Gombrich (History Book; 1950)

TableTop (Web Series; 2012)

Ten Pin Terrors (Heckle & Jeckle Cartoon; 1953)

Tom Thumb (Ub Iwerks ComiColor Cartoon; 1936)

Today’s Name Days

Amadeus, Dodo (Austria)

Amadeus, Bogoljub, Leonard, Zosim (Croatia)

Arnošt (Czech Republic)

Quirinus (Denmark)

Pille, Sibülle (Estonia)

Usko (Finland)

Amédée (France)

Amadeus, Diemut (Germany)

Zalán (Hungary)

Amedeo (Italy)

Ilgmaris, Ilgmars, Larisa, Nanija (Latvia)

Ferdinandas, Gvidonas, Meda, Rusnė, Virmantas (Lithuania)

Holger, Olga (Norway)

Amelia, Aniela, Częstobor, Jan, Kwiryn, Kwiryna (Poland)

Ioan (Romania)

Vieroslava (Slovakia)

Juan, Zósimo (Spain)

Holger, Holmfrid (Sweden)

Adin, Adon, Adonia, Adonis, Amada, Amadea, Amadeus (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 90 of 2024; 276 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 6 of week 13 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 14 of 28]

Chinese: Month 2 (Ding-Mao), Day 21 (Gui-Si)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025)

Hebrew: 20 Adair II 5784

Islamic: 20 Ramadan 1445

J Cal: 30 Green; Lastday [30 of 30]

Julian: 17 March 2024

Moon: 74%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 6 Archimedes (4th Month) [Avicenna]

Runic Half Month: Ehwaz (Horse) [Day 5 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 12 of 92)

Week: Last Week of March

Zodiac: Aries (Day 10 of 31)

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Marbella, nestled along the sun-kissed coast of Spain's Costa del Sol, is a dream destination for many seeking a piece of Mediterranean paradise. Its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and picturesque old town charm have made it a sought-after location for real estate investments. However, before diving into Marbella's real estate market, it's crucial to be aware of the common challenges, property types, and residency rules that can significantly impact your buying decision.

Challenges of Buying in Spain and Marbella:

Legal and Administrative Complexities: Spain has specific legal and administrative processes that may differ from your home country. It's essential to work with a reputable real estate agent and lawyer who are well-versed in Spanish property law.

Property Documentation: Ensure that all property documentation is accurate and up-to-date. Verify property boundaries, title deeds, and any outstanding debts or encumbrances on the property.

Language Barrier: Language can be a hurdle when dealing with paperwork and negotiations. Hiring a bilingual agent or attorney can be a valuable asset.

Best Types of Property to Buy:

For Investment: Marbella offers a diverse real estate portfolio for investors. Apartments in prime locations often provide a solid rental income. Consider beachfront properties or those close to golf courses, as they tend to attract tourists and long-term renters.

For a Holiday Home: If you're looking for a holiday escape, a villa with a stunning view and easy access to the beach or golf courses is a popular choice. These properties can also generate rental income when not in use.

For a Full-Time Resident: Marbella's residential communities offer an excellent quality of life for full-time residents. Consider properties in well-established neighborhoods with proximity to schools, healthcare, and amenities.

Why You Must Choose an Established Real Estate Agency in Marbella:

In Marbella's thriving real estate market, the difference between a successful property transaction and a potential headache often boils down to the choice of your real estate agency. While there are many agents eager to assist, most will be inexperienced. When i purchased my first Marbella Villa, there were many eager agents wanting to show me all of the Marbella villasand apartments for sale. It soon became obvious they had very little knowledge of the area or market. Opting for an established agency can make all the difference. Here's why:

Experience Matters: Established agencies have years of experience in the local market, giving them valuable insights into property values, trends, and potential pitfalls.

Vast Network: They often boast an extensive network of contacts, which can help you access off-market properties and secure favorable deals.

Legal Expertise: Established agencies have a dedicated team of legal experts who can navigate the complex Spanish property laws, ensuring your interests are protected.

Trust and Reputation: Reputation is paramount in the real estate industry. Established agencies have a track record of successful transactions, instilling trust in their clients.

Quality Listings: They typically offer a wide range of high-quality listings, reducing the risk of encountering subpar or problematic properties.

Negotiation Skills: Experienced agents are skilled negotiators, ensuring you get the best value for your investment.

In a market where inexperienced agents may lack these crucial qualities, choosing an established real estate agency can be the key to a smooth, successful, and stress-free property transaction.

Residency Rules for EU and Non-EU Passport Holders:

For EU Passport Holders: As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, EU citizens enjoy the right to live and work in Spain without a visa or residence permit. You can apply for a Certificate of EU Registration, which is essential for accessing public services and buying property. However, due to Brexit, rules for UK citizens have changed, and it's advisable to check the latest regulations.

For Non-EU Passport Holders: Non-EU citizens can obtain a Spanish residency permit through various investment routes, such as the Golden Visa program. This typically involves making a significant property investment in Spain. Consult with a legal expert for the most up-to-date information and specific requirements.

In conclusion, Marbella's real estate market offers diverse opportunities for investors, holidaymakers, and full-time residents. To navigate it successfully, seek professional guidance, understand the legal intricacies, and consider your individual goals. Whether you're enchanted by the allure of a holiday home, planning a full-time move, or aiming for an astute investment, Marbella's real estate market awaits, promising a slice of Mediterranean paradise.

When exploring Marbella real estate, keep these considerations in mind, and always consult with experts who can provide up-to-date guidance on residency rules and legal requirements for your specific situation.

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Epic Adventures Await: The Ultimate Marbella Stag Party Experience

Marbella, located on the dazzling Costa del Sol in Spain, is not only a sun-soaked paradise but also a premier destination for unforgettable stag parties. Known for its vibrant nightlife, stunning beaches, and luxurious atmosphere, Marbella offers the ideal backdrop for a memorable celebration with your best mates. In this guide, we'll dive into the world of Marbella stag parties, highlighting why this destination is perfect for your pre-wedding festivities and how to make the most of your time in this glamorous resort town.

Why Choose Marbella for Your Stag Party:

1. Lively Nightlife: Marbella Stag party is renowned for its buzzing nightlife scene. From beachfront clubs to trendy bars and exclusive nightspots, there's no shortage of entertainment options for your stag night.

2. Spectacular Scenery: Marbella's stunning coastal setting provides the perfect backdrop for your celebrations. Whether you're relaxing on the beach or sailing along the Mediterranean, the views are breathtaking.

3. Luxurious Lifestyle: Marbella offers a taste of luxury with its upscale restaurants, beach clubs, and high-end accommodations. It's an opportunity to live like a VIP during your stag do.

4. Adventure Activities: Beyond the nightlife, Marbella offers a range of adventure activities like jet skiing, paddleboarding, and off-road buggy tours to add excitement to your itinerary.

5. Golfing Paradise: If the groom is a golf enthusiast, Marbella is home to some of Europe's finest golf courses. Organize a golf day for a leisurely yet competitive outing.

Planning Your Marbella Stag Party:

1. Choose the Right Time: Consider the time of year for your stag party. Marbella is busiest during the summer months, but spring and early autumn can offer pleasant weather with fewer crowds.

2. Accommodation: Select accommodations that match your group's style and budget. Marbella offers a wide range of options, from luxury resorts to budget-friendly hostels.

3. Nightlife Selection: Research the best clubs and bars in Marbella and plan your stag night accordingly. VIP packages are often available for an upgraded experience.

4. Activities and Excursions: Decide on daytime activities. Whether it's a day at the beach, a thrilling water sports adventure, or a round of golf, Marbella has it all.

5. Transportation: Plan your transportation in advance, especially for a night out. Consider booking taxis or private transfers to ensure everyone gets home safely.

6. Bachelor Party Essentials: Don't forget the stag party essentials like costumes, decorations, and personalized merchandise to make the celebration even more memorable.

Safety and Considerations:

1. Respect Local Laws: Familiarize yourself with local laws and regulations, especially regarding noise, public behavior, and alcohol consumption.

2. Moderation: While having fun is the goal, ensure that the groom and all participants drink responsibly to avoid any mishaps.

3. Designated Drivers: If you plan to rent vehicles or use transportation services, designate a sober driver or arrange for a safe ride back to your accommodation.

4. Emergency Contacts: Keep a list of local emergency numbers and the address of your accommodation handy in case of any unexpected situations.

In conclusion, a Marbella stag party promises a blend of excitement, luxury, and unforgettable moments. It's a chance to celebrate the groom's last days of singledom in style, surrounded by the stunning beauty and vibrant atmosphere of this Mediterranean gem. Whether you're looking for thrilling adventures, upscale relaxation, or a wild night out, Marbella has everything you need to make your stag party truly epic.

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Greenlands Golf - Public Golf Courses in Valencian Community, Spain

Discover the best public golf course in Valencian Community, Spain at Greenlands Golf. Founded in 2018, the club offers brillant facilities, Driving range, Chipping area, Putting green, Golf school, Club rental, Trolley rental, Bar, among others. Play public golf courses in Spain at a very privileged location at pretty affordable prices, with green-fee pricing starting at €10 on weekdays and €12 on weekends. Locate and play your most-liked golf course with confidence at Greenlands Golf.

Contents

1 Where’s Greenlands Golf located?

2 Greenlands Golf Information

3 What’s are the Greenlands Golf Facilities?

4 How many holes does Greenlands Golf public golf course have?

5 What’s Greenlands Golf address?

5.1 Contact Greenlands Golf

6 How much does it cost this golf course at Greenlands Golf?

7 Book a public golf course today!

8 Best golf courses in Europe

8.1 Public golf courses in Valencian Community, Spain

8.2 Some ways to have more fun playing golf at Greenlands Golf!

Where’s Greenlands Golf located?

Check this location to find where you can practice golf in Spain. Greenlands Golf offers a wide range of accessories, apparel, and footwear for men, women, and kids… You can also find golf course information, including real-time availability, at the club.

Greenlands Golf Information

Who doesn’t like a good game of golf? Here at Greenlands Golf, you will enjoy playing golf in a superior ambient, which is what everyone wants in a golf course in Spain.

The picturesque 9 hole course was opened in 2000 and is an ideal course to Improve your short game and for new players to develop the feel for the game and learn and develop their skills.

With a number of bunkers around the greens our 2,000 metre course will be a challenge for the most experienced golfers.

What’s are the Greenlands Golf Facilities?

Driving range

Chipping area

Putting green

Golf school

Club rental

Trolley rental

Bar

For more information, please contact the Club https://greenlandsgolfclub.com/en/home.

How many holes does Greenlands Golf public golf course have?

Course Name: Greenlands Golf

Courses: €10 — €12

Holes: 1

What’s Greenlands Golf address?

Address: Partida la, Calle la Rafaela, número 22, 03187 Los Montesinos, Alicante

Airport: Murcia-San Javier Airport

30.8km

Contact Greenlands Golf

How can I contact this club? See phone & mail details below:

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By phone: +34 673434443

By mail: greenlandsgolfclub@gmail.com

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How much does it cost this golf course at Greenlands Golf?

Green fee rates & variable rates subject to course occupation. Green-fee pricing for public golf courses starts at €10 on weekdays and €12 on weekends.

Book a public golf course today!

To make a booking at Greenlands Golf, simply fill in the form below.

Best golf courses in Europe

Find the best golf courses near you on adequately priced! These are the best public golf courses in your area. There are many golf courses in Valencian Community, Spain where you can book tee times and find directions to the course. List your course in Spain for free:

Public golf courses in Valencian Community, Spain

There are roughly 50,000 golf courses in the world, with around 5,000 of them being public golf courses. If you’re planning a trip to another country and want to find a golf course to play at, it is safer to choose one of the public courses.

Some ways to have more fun playing golf at Greenlands Golf!

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Seamless Swings: All About Golf Transfers in Costa del Sol

Planning a golf holiday to Costa del Sol? You’re in for a treat. With over 70 world-class golf courses scattered along Spain’s stunning southern coast, this region is known as the “Costa del Golf” for good reason. Whether you’re aiming to tee off at the iconic Valderrama Golf Club or explore the beautifully designed fairways of Finca Cortesin, Costa del Sol has something for every type of golfer.But a truly memorable golfing holiday is about more than just the courses themselves. One often overlooked but crucial element of any golf trip is transportation—getting from the airport to your hotel, from your accommodation to the golf course, and back again. That’s where Golf Transfers in Costa del Sol come into play. Ensuring seamless, stress-free travel between the various spots on your itinerary is key to maximizing your time on the greens and fully enjoying your stay.In this guide, explore the different types of golf transfers available in Costa del Sol, how they can enhance your experience, and the best options for making your golf trip as smooth as possible.

Why Are Golf Transfers Important?

When you’re planning a golf holiday, transfers may not be the first thing that comes to mind. After all, the excitement is in the courses, the views, and the overall experience. However, reliable Golf Transfers in Costa del Sol can make a huge difference in how much you enjoy your trip.

Imagine arriving at Malaga Airport with your bags, golf clubs, and a full itinerary of courses ahead of you, only to realize you haven’t thought about how to get from one place to another. Public transportation might not always be convenient, especially when carrying bulky golf equipment, and renting a car could add extra stress to your trip. A dedicated golf transfer service removes the hassle, allowing you to focus entirely on enjoying your time on the greens.

The Benefits of Golf Transfers in Costa del Sol

Opting for golf transfers can greatly enhance your trip, offering several distinct advantages:

1. Convenience

Golf transfers are designed to take the hassle out of transportation. With a transfer service, you’re picked up at your chosen location—be it the airport, hotel, or golf course—and driven directly to your destination. There’s no need to worry about navigation, parking, or handling your golf clubs and luggage.

2. Comfort and Space

Unlike typical taxis or public transport, golf transfer vehicles are equipped to handle golf equipment. Whether you’re traveling with just your clubs or an entire group of golfers, these transfers offer spacious vehicles to accommodate everyone and everything comfortably. You won’t have to squeeze your clubs into the back of a small car or struggle with limited space.

3. Local Knowledge

Golf transfer drivers often have excellent local knowledge, which can come in handy. They know the best routes, understand the region’s traffic patterns, and can even provide tips about local golf courses, nearby attractions, or hidden gems along the coast.

4. Stress-Free Travel

When you book a golf transfer, you eliminate the stress of finding transportation at the last minute. There’s no need to worry about train schedules, unfamiliar roads, or whether your rental car will have enough space for your clubs. Everything is taken care of, allowing you to focus on the most important part—golf.

Types of Golf Transfers Available in Costa del Sol

Costa del Sol is a popular golf destination, and as such, there are various transfer options available depending on your specific needs. Here’s a breakdown of the main types of Golf Transfers in Costa del Sol and what each offers.

1. Private Golf Transfers

Private transfers are perfect for golfers who value privacy, comfort, and flexibility. With a private transfer, you have the vehicle entirely to yourself or your group, meaning no sharing with strangers and no extra stops. This option is ideal for those who want to tailor the transfer to their schedule, with the added benefit of having a professional driver who knows the area.

Many private golf transfer services in Costa del Sol offer luxury vehicles with ample space for both passengers and golf equipment. Whether traveling solo or with a group, a private transfer guarantees a smooth and stress-free ride.

Ideal for: Groups, families, or anyone looking for a more personalized and comfortable experience.

2. Shared Golf Transfers

For those looking to save a bit on transportation costs, shared golf transfers offer a more budget-friendly option. In this arrangement, you’ll share a vehicle with other golfers heading to the same course or nearby locations. While you may have to make a few additional stops along the way, the cost savings can be substantial.

Shared golf transfers are particularly popular for travelers who don’t mind a bit of extra company and are looking to meet fellow golfers during their trip. It’s also a good way to make the transfer process more affordable while still enjoying the convenience of a service specifically designed for golfers.

Ideal for: Solo travelers, small groups, or budget-conscious golfers.

3. Luxury Golf Transfers

If you’re looking to add an extra touch of luxury to your golf holiday, many companies in Costa del Sol offer premium or luxury transfer services. These transfers often feature high-end vehicles like Mercedes-Benz or similar models, complete with added comforts such as leather seats, air conditioning, and even Wi-Fi.

Luxury transfers are a great way to elevate the entire experience, making the journey between the airport, hotel, and golf courses as enjoyable as the rounds themselves. If you’re playing at one of Costa del Sol’s top courses like Valderrama or Finca Cortesin, a luxury transfer can make the whole day feel even more special.

Ideal for: Golfers seeking an extra touch of elegance and comfort during their stay.

4. Airport Golf Transfers

Many golf transfer services offer specialized airport transfers, ensuring you get from Malaga Airport to your hotel or directly to the golf course without any hassle. This type of transfer is especially useful if you’re arriving with a lot of luggage and golf equipment.

These services usually offer a range of vehicles to suit different group sizes and equipment needs, and many will monitor your flight to ensure a timely pickup. Airport transfers can also be booked for the return journey, allowing for a seamless end to your golfing holiday.

Ideal for: Golfers who want to streamline the journey from airport to hotel or course with no unnecessary delays.

Top Golf Courses in Costa del Sol and How Transfers Enhance the Experience

Costa del Sol is home to some of the best golf courses in the world, making it a dream destination for golfers. Here’s a look at a few standout courses and how Golf Transfers in Costa del Sol can make getting to and from these locations a breeze.

1. Valderrama Golf Club

Renowned as one of the best courses in Europe and the host of numerous international tournaments, Valderrama offers an unforgettable golfing experience. Located in Sotogrande, this course is a must-visit for serious golfers.

Golf transfers to Valderrama ensure a smooth ride to this prestigious course. Many services cater specifically to golfers visiting Valderrama, offering private or shared transfers with plenty of space for clubs and equipment.

2. Finca Cortesin

Another highly acclaimed course in Costa del Sol, Finca Cortesin boasts world-class greens and an immaculate layout. It’s also known for offering a luxurious golfing experience, making it a favorite for those looking for top-tier service and scenery.

A luxury golf transfer service pairs perfectly with a day at Finca Cortesin, allowing you to travel in comfort and style that matches the course’s elegant atmosphere.

3. La Quinta Golf & Country Club

Located in Marbella, La Quinta Golf offers 27 holes spread across three 9-hole courses, providing a diverse and exciting experience for golfers of all levels. Its stunning backdrop of the Sierra Blanca mountains makes it a picturesque course to visit.

Whether you’re staying in Marbella or elsewhere along the coast, booking a transfer to La Quinta is a simple way to enhance your golfing holiday. Many transfer services in the region cater to golfers visiting Marbella’s courses, ensuring easy access to La Quinta and beyond.

4. Real Club de Golf Las Brisas

Situated in Nueva Andalucía, Las Brisas is another iconic course in the region. It’s known for its stunning design and challenging play, attracting golfers from around the world.

Golf transfers to Las Brisas are a convenient way to reach this popular course, whether coming from the airport or a nearby hotel. With specialized services catering to golfers, you can enjoy a seamless transfer and focus on preparing for your round.

How to Book the Best Golf Transfers in Costa del Sol

Now that you’re convinced of the benefits of golf transfers, the next step is finding the right service for your trip. Booking Golf Transfers in Costa del Sol is straightforward, with many options available to suit different needs and preferences. Here are some tips to ensure you get the best service:

1. Book in Advance

To secure the best transfer services, it’s always a good idea to book in advance, especially during peak golf season in Costa del Sol. This guarantees that you’ll have the type of vehicle and service you need, whether it’s a private transfer for your group or a shared transfer to save on costs.

2. Check for Special Offers

Many transfer companies offer special deals for golfers, especially if you’re booking multiple transfers or traveling with a group. Some even provide package deals that include transportation to multiple courses throughout your stay.

3. Read Reviews

Before booking, take some time to read reviews from other golfers who have used the transfer service. This can provide valuable insights into the reliability, comfort, and quality of the service, ensuring a smooth experience.

4. Choose a Service That Specializes in Golf Transfers

Not all transfer services are created equal. Look for companies that specialize in Golf Transfers in Costa del Sol, as they’ll have the expertise, vehicles, and equipment needed to accommodate your specific needs as a golfer.

Conclusion

When planning your next golf trip to Costa del Sol, don’t overlook the importance of Golf Transfers. Whether you’re traveling to world-famous courses like Valderrama or hidden gems scattered along the coast, reliable transfers can make all the difference in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable holiday.For a truly seamless golfing experience, from booking your rounds to getting between courses, visit Golf Spain. With their expert knowledge of the region’s best golf courses and exclusive deals on transfers, they will help you create the perfect golfing getaway in Spain’s Costa del Sol.

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Greenlands Golf - Public Golf Courses in Valencian Community, Spain

Discover the best public golf course in Valencian Community, Spain at Greenlands Golf. Founded in 2018, the club offers brillant facilities, Driving range, Chipping area, Putting green, Golf school, Club rental, Trolley rental, Bar, among others. Play public golf courses in Spain at a very privileged location at pretty affordable prices, with green-fee pricing starting at €10 on weekdays and €12 on weekends. Locate and play your most-liked golf course with confidence at Greenlands Golf.

Contents

1 Where’s Greenlands Golf located?

2 Greenlands Golf Information

3 What’s are the Greenlands Golf Facilities?

4 How many holes does Greenlands Golf public golf course have?

5 What’s Greenlands Golf address?

5.1 Contact Greenlands Golf

6 How much does it cost this golf course at Greenlands Golf?

7 Book a public golf course today!

8 Best golf courses in Europe

8.1 Public golf courses in Valencian Community, Spain

8.2 Some ways to have more fun playing golf at Greenlands Golf!

Where’s Greenlands Golf located?

Check this location to find where you can practice golf in Spain. Greenlands Golf offers a wide range of accessories, apparel, and footwear for men, women, and kids… You can also find golf course information, including real-time availability, at the club.

Greenlands Golf Information

Who doesn’t like a good game of golf? Here at Greenlands Golf, you will enjoy playing golf in a superior ambient, which is what everyone wants in a golf course in Spain.

The picturesque 9 hole course was opened in 2000 and is an ideal course to Improve your short game and for new players to develop the feel for the game and learn and develop their skills.

With a number of bunkers around the greens our 2,000 metre course will be a challenge for the most experienced golfers.

What’s are the Greenlands Golf Facilities?

Driving range

Chipping area

Putting green

Golf school

Club rental

Trolley rental

Bar

For more information, please contact the Club https://greenlandsgolfclub.com/en/home.

How many holes does Greenlands Golf public golf course have?

Course Name: Greenlands Golf

Courses: €10 — €12

Holes: 1

What’s Greenlands Golf address?

Address: Partida la, Calle la Rafaela, número 22, 03187 Los Montesinos, Alicante

Airport: Murcia-San Javier Airport

30.8km

Contact Greenlands Golf

How can I contact this club? See phone & mail details below:

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By phone: +34 673434443

By mail: greenlandsgolfclub@gmail.com

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How much does it cost this golf course at Greenlands Golf?

Green fee rates & variable rates subject to course occupation. Green-fee pricing for public golf courses starts at €10 on weekdays and €12 on weekends.

Book a public golf course today!

To make a booking at Greenlands Golf, simply fill in the form below.

Best golf courses in Europe

Find the best golf courses near you on adequately priced! These are the best public golf courses in your area. There are many golf courses in Valencian Community, Spain where you can book tee times and find directions to the course. List your course in Spain for free:

Public golf courses in Valencian Community, Spain

There are roughly 50,000 golf courses in the world, with around 5,000 of them being public golf courses. If you’re planning a trip to another country and want to find a golf course to play at, it is safer to choose one of the public courses.

Some ways to have more fun playing golf at Greenlands Golf!

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smoke and mirrors

⇢ richkid!tom x richkid!reader ⇠

w/c: 4.1k

warnings: swearing, drinking, light angst, and implied smut

summary: because of your mother’s insistence on a pristine family image and tom’s messy one, you deny your true feelings for him

a/n: ok ok ok the pics of tom in monaco really made me think and i had to get everything out of my system so here we are! thank you and enjoy x

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your living room is engulfed by a hushed chatter that comes from far too many guests. half the people, you hardly know. it’s overcrowded, superficial, and the last place you want to be. it’s one of your mother’s get-togethers, as she likes to call them. these things are always far from the casual affairs they sound like.

weeks go into planning, caterers and decorators making themselves at home in yours. the family’s image is everything to your mom, so being a good hostess is her top priority. ironically, she’s more concerned with throwing her gatherings than raising you. so much for family, huh?

the only reason you agreed to make an appearance tonight is that tom might do the same. he’s a really good friend, someone you’ve been able to count on through all the mess that is your lives. you met in high school, when he moved from london to the states. his dad was offered a job promotion he couldn’t pass up. plus, tom and his brothers would be receiving a stellar private education here in america.

it was a win for everyone, especially you. the freckle faced boy who got lost on his way to english class became your closest confidant. tom’s company is such a sweet escape. he’s not interested in opera or the stock market like most people you meet are. he sneaks you out to go on walks at dawn and does shots with you until you can’t stand straight.

as you two continue to grow together, revelations about yourselves have come to light. what you want beyond your inheritances, who you want beyond friendship. you figured out the second part on a faithful night recently. tom showed up to your place with a bottle of tequila. after you drank it down through lots of lime chasers and giggles, he kissed you. you didn’t kiss back.

your heart said to go for it, but your mind pulled you back in. you were so shocked and overcome with new feelings, you froze up. that, and you’d infuriate your mother. although she cares about tom a great deal, she loathes his public figure. he’s always getting papped in places and with people he shouldn’t be. the two of you together would just destroy her.

you still want to please your mom at the end of the day, no matter how deep under your skin she gets.

tom immediately apologized and tried play it off as him being drunk. you grew up with him, became part of each other’s families, which means you know him well enough to know he was lying. he meant every second his lips were on yours.

what you need to do now is something you’ve meant to for a while. the only problem is that you’re stuck at your mother’s party, and tom hasn’t shown up yet.

“y/n, darling,” your mom calls for your attention. she’s dragged you into a conversation with some bloggers, but you haven’t spoken a word. “why don’t you tell us about your trip to spain last summer?” she plasters on her award winning grin and squeezes your shoulder. it’s time to play along.

“oh, it was beautiful,” you halfheartedly reply, more to the bloggers than her. they nod in clear interest. one jots down notes. “we went for a few weeks and visited a bunch of different cities. i’d love to go back sometime.” the typical press formatted answer earns your mom’s approval. you’re off the hook. your eyes start to wander around the room, hoping to set on tom.

“we?” the woman taking notes asks. must everyone pry? “my friend and i,” you shortly reply. you’re standing up on your tiptoes to see over the crowd. you’d think six inch heels would do the trick. “i’m actually looking for him right now, so if you’ll excuse me,” you offer a polite smile and silently pray they won’t ask who. unfortunately, your wishes don’t come true.

the other blogger, a short and stubborn man, speaks up. “just a friend you say? come on, tell us. who’s the lucky fella?” he inquires. your mother raises a firm eyebrow, signaling for you not to.

tom has a reputation for his reckless behavior. it’s your mom’s worst nightmare when the media associates your names under most circumstances. you’re representing her, so she does whatever she can to control how you’re seen. you’re constantly in the papers, being a young socialite and all. it sucks.

“he’d like to stay out of the tabloids, sorry,” you cover for tom, on your mom’s behalf. “i should really go. it was nice meeting you.” the bloggers don’t bother to hide their disappointment as you shake their hands. your mother rubs your back in approval. “thank you for doing that. we’ll talk later,” she speaks lowly. “bye, mom!” you practically make a run for it. 

weaving through the sea of people, you end up by the main entrance. it’s hard not to get lost even though it’s your house. the place is packed with girls just a couple years older than you, wearing pearls around their necks. men’s strong colognes flow through the air. you’re in a form fitting red slip dress and louboutins yourself.

smoke and mirrors is what they call it. you show the pretty parts to distract from your ugly ones.

harrison suddenly comes waltzing in with a lady on either of his arms. you’d expect nothing less. he’s tom’s best friend besides you, considering the failed kiss attempt didn’t change that. their parents worked at the london branch of the same company. they each came to the states and met you. you happily introduced them to your world, helping to make it theirs as well.

“haz!” you meet him at the front door. he’s smirking while he leads the women inside. “fancy seeing you here, isn’t it?” he jokes. “very funny. i died laughing,” you deadpan, curiously eyeing harrison’s plus two. they merely giggle. “listen, have you seen tom anywhere? if he’s coming.” you’re fighting back a frown. “why wouldn’t he be?” harrison questions in a more serious tone this time.

“long story. you have guests to entertain, so i won’t get into it now,” you decide and manage a small smile instead. he perks up. “right. i’ll let you know if i see him?” nodding, you give him a wave goodbye. “enjoy yourself.” “you too, love. cheers!” the girls lean into him, harrison wiggling his eyebrows at you. he’s ridiculous.

hours pass by without word of tom. it isn’t like him to miss an event, especially if you’re in attendance. you despise these exhausting nights, and he’s supposed to be your rock during them. he should have his arm draped around your shoulders, whispering silly remarks to you while you hide out somewhere. you miss him more than you thought possible.

you’re just about to give up when you spot nikki ushering her husband inside. behind them follows tom, clad in a grey checkered suit with his locks perfectly tousled. he’s here. you waited the whole night, and he finally came.

tom kisses his mom on the cheek before strutting over to the drink table, not without a few reporters hassling him. they’re probably looking for another holland scandal to break. he declines their requests for comments on this and opinions on that, instead pulling up a chair next to harrison. the two exchange hugs and fix themselves glasses of champagne, you watching their encounter.

harrison fills tom in on the drama he’s missed tonight while they sip their drinks. tom keeps forcing smiles that don’t reach his eyes. he’s fiddling with his fingers, leg bouncing up and down steadily. those are the telltale signs he needs saving. however awkward it may be, you’re going to have to break your silence. it was bound to happen eventually.

“mate, i’m telling you. she fit her entire first right up her-“ “boys,” you cut into harrison’s story, greeting him and tom. his face tints deep pink upon your arrival. “don’t let me stop you. finish your charming anecdote,” you encourage him and subtly glance over at tom. he’s biting back a grin as he sets his elbows on the table.

“not with a lady present. let’s just… pretend you didn’t hear that,” harrison chuckles nervously and hops to his feet. “i’m gonna leave you two to chat.” humming, you move to take his chair. tom sucks in a breath. “what happened to the girls you brought?” you wonder. “they left. said they got bored,” harrison admits, tom stifling laughter. he elbows his friend for that.

“oh, fuck off. i’ll see you later,” he mopes, flicking your arm for good measure. tom salutes him and grabs his nearly empty champagne. “so long, bruv.”

it’s just you and tom now, seated side by side, silently so. he has no intentions of speaking first. he’s too embarrassed, and you don’t blame him. this is on you. you clear your throat before starting the conversation.

“can i top you off?” you tap the bottom of his glass with a tiny smile. tom shakes his head. “i’m alright, thanks.” he finishes the last sip and sets it down, turning to face you. your smile has vanished. “wasn’t sure you were gonna make it. i’m glad you did,” you change the subject. as if he’s considering the sincerity behind your words, tom furrows his eyebrows.

“mum wanted us to. she dragged me and dad straight off the golf course,” he explains and clasps his hands in his lap. his fingers interlock with each other. you fight off the urge to replace them with yours. “we would’ve been here sooner, but the paps are camped outside.” the hint of a smile forms on his lips, at last. “guess it’s not often you get the town’s finest under one roof.”

“you think i’m one of the town’s finest?” you tease, resting your chin in your palm. something flashes behind tom’s eyes. he looks right into yours, scooting closer. “absolutely. you’re the most eligible bachelorette in this whole building.” you allow a toothy grin to spread across your face. “tommy, stop it. you’re too nice to me.”

the nickname is music to his ears. tom looks you up and down, licking his lips simultaneously. “no, seriously. you look gorgeous,” he muses, you pushing at his chest. he exhales a breathy laugh, and you giggle yourself. “red’s definitely your color.” “reverse card. you wear it way better than i do,” you insist. your fingers tug at the collar of his suit. “too bad you didn’t match me.”

you’re relieved you two can talk like you usually do, light flirting and good vibes. it might not be so hard to put the kiss behind you. well, you can’t go on pretending it didn’t happen. you have to at least discuss the fiasco. tom should know why you didn’t reciprocate, then you can take it from there. whether he still has feelings for you, assuming he ever did, will depend on how that turns out.

“not to ruin the fun, but we still have to talk,” you murmur, tom’s body stiffening across from yours. he’s not sure he’s ready to discuss that. “can it wait? we’re at a party,” tom reminds you, running a hand through his styled locks. “yeah, my mother’s. don’t tell me you’re having a good time,” you playfully chastise him. he simply shrugs. “hardly. you’re the best part.”

you ignore the butterflies roaming about your body.

“you won’t mind a quick convo, then. it is with me,” you attempt to persuade him and place a hand on his knee. tom coughs a bit too loudly, the contact surprising him. “you know what? i think i’ll take you up on that drink first,” he decides with a mustered up smile. “coming right up.” you pat his leg before taking his glass. he chews on his lower lip while you poor the bubbling liquid. that was certainly… odd.

you slide tom his champagne back with an exaggerated wink. tom scoffs at this. “mm, thanks. care to join me?” he brings the alcohol to his lips, eyes never leaving yours. your mother specifically said no drinking tonight, since the press would be here. screw your mother, though. “please. could you hand me a glass?” you eagerly grab the champagne bottle. tom searches for an empty cup next to him.

you two are unspoken drinking buddies at this point.

“here you are, darling,” tom drawls, holding out the glass for you. every time he calls you that, you completely melt. “thanks, tommy,” you purr in response. you’re finally pouring your own drink when someone taps you on the shoulder, and hard. you look behind you to find your mother standing with her hands on her hips, less than thrilled. speak of the devil.

“hello, mother. can i help you?” you make sure to ask rudely. she responds with a smile that’s obviously fake. if tom weren’t here, you’d be getting scolded. “yes, my darling. those bloggers from earlier were hoping you’d finish your interview.” your mom shakes your shoulder in a motherly way. you squint up at her. “didn’t they leave hours ago-“ “they’re back,” she sharply informs you.

she’s lying, and you have a hunch as to why.

frowning, you hold tom’s hand in both of yours. “sorry, this won’t take long. why don’t you go find tuwaine?” you suggest instead. “he’s around here somewhere.” tom gives you an understanding nod and laces your fingers together, even if it’s only for a moment. “must be chatting up some producers or whatnot. i’ll see if i can help.” he’s such an incredible friend to everyone. he deserves the same from you.

“thomas, so lovely to see you,” your mom interrupts. tom stands up, kissing both her cheeks out of courtesy. “you, too. what a wonderful party. thank you for having us.” despite what the rest of the world believes, his manners are impeccable. “of course. give nikki my best, will you?” your mom puts her hands on his shoulders. he grins at her. “definitely. take care, mrs. y/l/n.” “always a pleasure,” she states, nudging you to come along with her.

you shoot tom one last apologetic look as your mother pulls you along and towards the crowd.

tom is no idiot. he’s well aware how she really feels about him.

when a swarm of guests is surrounding you, your mom lets go. you scowl, crossing your arms over your chest. “why would you do that? i haven’t seen tom in days.” she sighs without a care. “isn’t it time you branch out? expand your social circle?” her manicured fingers ruffle your hair. you push away her touch. “i’m social enough. we were in the middle of something really important.”

you begin to walk away, but your mother takes your arm. “whatever you’re about to do, it’s a mistake. he’ll make a fool of you,” she practically spits. yanking your arm from her grasp, you laugh bitterly. “of me, or of the family name? look around, mom.” you gesture to the spot beside her where your dad should be. “as far as i’m concerned, i have no family except tom. i’m gonna go check on him.”

you’re gone before your mom can stop you. she simply stands there, utterly mortified by what you said.

you run around the house to find tom, stumbling in your heels and not giving a fuck. you’d truly meant the part about him being your family. all the holland’s, honestly. they’re the most genuine and caring souls, and you don’t want to lose the one you’re closest to because of your mother’s delusions. 

tom is in a circle with harrison and tuwaine, the three of them chuckling amongst themselves. you’d hate to bug him, but this can’t wait anymore.

“uh, tom?” you mumble his name, appearing behind him. he steps away with another quiet laugh. “hey, y/n/n. that was quick, hm?” your face gives away your distress. his whole demeanor shifting, tom reaches for your hands. “what is it, love? is something the matter?” “just… come with me,” you croak out.

you manage to smile at harrison and tuwaine, dropping one of tom’s hands so you can lead him upstairs. they each return the smile and share curious looks.

following behind you, tom keeps your hand tight in his own. he’d thought you were going to grill him about the kiss that barely happened. it seems like this is a much more pressing matter. his outburst of emotions can be discussed another time. now, it’s time to deal with yours.

you drag tom into the first room on the second floor, which is your dad’s study. he’s away on business this weekend, so he luckily couldn’t make the party. tom sits down in the office chair. you sit up on the desk, in front of him. your lip quivers the second his worried features come into view.

“y/n/n, what’s going on? why are we in here?” tom wonders, his tone soft. your heart clenches. “i- i wanted us to have some privacy when i told you this,” you sniffle out and blink back the tears forming. you’re sort of shaken from the conversation with your mother, and mostly because you have no idea how tom will react to your confession.

his hands come to stay on your thighs, right below your dress. they feel warm against your bare skin.

“tell me what? i’m listening, yeah?” tom gazes up at you with so much love. “lay it all out for me.” god, he’s fucking amazing. if only you knew where to start. “do you, um…” you trail off, letting your tears subside and words settle. “do you remember when your family made your big debut in town?”

a grin replaces tom’s frown, painting his beautiful face. “how could i forget? you made it quite memorable.” he traces circles on your thigh and elicits a giggle from you. “i spilled a whole thing of soda on your white fucking button down,” you recount with a lighthearted sigh. “right before your dad was supposed to introduce you to everyone, too.”

tom presses his tongue into his cheek to hold back another grin. “took ages to get it out. dad went mad when i didn’t show.” he cocks his head to the side, you leaning back on your hands. “you held me hostage in the laundry room so you could do that bloody stain stick.” your mouth drops open in mock offense. “i had to clean up my mess! i wasn’t gonna let the world meet you covered in pepsi.”

that was one of your earliest memories together. the holland’s threw a party and invited everyone who was willing to attend. they had been hoping to properly introduce themselves to the town, and this was their way of doing so. although yours and tom’s friendship was fairly new, you spent all night together because you had experience with such events.

tom’s dad was making a speech to thank the guests for coming. you and him listened from the snack table, until his name was called. he rushed to go up there while you were pouring yourself a drink. he’d bumped into you, and the bottle ended up all over him. you snuck tom right off to his laundry room.

you’d felt terrible as he stood there shirtless and blushing, you aggressively swiping his button down with a stain stick.

“why do you bring that up?” tom questions and continues circling your skin. you purse your lips. “i dunno. it was the last party i actually enjoyed,” you admit, putting your hand over his that rests on your thigh. “like to reminisce when i’m suffering through one of my mother’s.” his eyes shift to where your hands are laced. “i see,” he affirms. “so, is that… all you wanted to talk about?” “not even close,” you laugh out.

a burst of courage coursing through your body, you say it. “when you kissed me the other night-“ “i won’t do it again,” tom cuts in, trying to avoid the rejection he thinks you’ll give him. “it was a mistake, and i’m so sorry. our friendship is more important than my feelings.” you seem excited to hear that, though it’s not for the reason tom expects. “you do have feelings for me?”

he’d forgotten about his i was drunk excuse.

“um, yeah. i do,” he admits, cheeks rosy and lip caught in his teeth. “but, i’ll learn to put them aside, if that’s what’s best.” “no, no. it isn’t,” you dismiss him and put your free hand on his chest. “i love you, tom. that’s what i was really trying to tell you.” your words bring an instant grin to his face. he chuckles in disbelief, standing from the chair.

“fuck, thank god. that’s all i’ve ever wanted to hear.” he’s between your legs now, his hands moving up to your hips. you’re beaming at him as your arms snake around his neck. a burning question comes to tom’s mind. “hang on. why didn’t you kiss me back, then?” he almost whispers, thumb brushing over your hipbone. “this is gonna sound weird, but… my mom,” you reluctantly let out.

“you’re gonna have to elaborate,” tom prompts you and raises an eyebrow. you can’t hold back your eye roll. “she’s never been a fan of the person you are in the media.” his lips form a line. “i gathered.” your fingers tangle in his curls at the nape of his neck reassuringly. “i was subconsciously scared i would be letting her down in some way, if we were together.”

tom allows your hands to work their way up to his scalp. he exhales contentedly as you play with his ever so soft hair. “i understand, she’s intimidating. what’s changed that brilliant mind of yours about coming clean?” your nose scrunches up when he pokes one of your temples. “oh, yeah. i yelled at her earlier ‘cuz she stole me away from you.” his face lights up. “sexy.” “shut up,” you groan. “someone had to tell her off.”

“good thing it got to be you,” tom agrees with a squeeze at your hip. “‘m proud of you, y/n/n. it’s not easy, standing up to mummy dearest.” you tug on his hair. “like you’d know. nikki is a saint.” “that’s what she’ll have you believe,” he says under his breath, you gasping. his lips turn up in a smirk. “on that note… i love you, too.”

“would’ve been embarrassing if you didn’t say it back,” you acknowledge with a cheesy smile. tom dips his head down to rest his forehead against yours. “yeah, yeah. save the attitude for your mum.” your legs easily wrap around his waist, tom’s breath hot as it hits your face. “let’s give that kiss another go,” you mewl. he doesn’t hesitate to reply. “with pleasure.”

tom’s lips land on yours, you kissing back right away. he smiles into it as your lips gently move together. “about fucking time,” he grumbles, your hands situating in his chocolate curls once again. he’s savoring every second you touch him, kiss him, love him. the taste of your mouth is one he’s craved for longer than you could imagine.

it doesn’t take long for things to heat up, you messing with tom’s hair and tom rubbing your hips. you lay back on the desk as his tongue enters your mouth. holding you by your waist, tom hovers over you. his tongue tangles with yours in a deep kiss. between that and his fingers beginning to massage your thigh, you’re done for. you’re ready to take this a step further by the time he’s kissing down your neck.

“tommy?” you grab onto his shoulders, your head back. his lips detach from your skin with a grin. “yeah, love? ‘s everything okay?” he coos, pressing a final kiss to your collarbone. “more than.” you tilt his chin up to peck his lips. “you wouldn’t happen to have a condom, would you? just thinking ahead.” he laughs breathlessly, reaching into his suit pocket.

“conveniently enough, i do. not sure your dad would like me fucking you on his desk, though.” tom sets his hand on your leg that’s still hooked around his waist. “my room’s always available. carry me?” you make grabby hands and bat your lashes. he hoists you up by your waist, not lifting you just yet. “that would break the news of us, no? your mum’s gonna go apeshit.” he keeps his arms around you, chuckling.

“let her. besides, i know a couple of bloggers that would love to announce our status update.” you peck tom’s lips, grinning as you do. you’re suddenly in the air and being picked up by tom. the surprise of it makes you squeal, clutching onto his broad shoulders instinctively. he gives you the look of adoration that’s reserved for you only.

“we’ll go pop a few bottles with everyone, then we’re celebrating on our own.”