PAR 5 - 491 METERS

This is the first hole, the beginning of our course, parallel to LGC3, the first phase of the Luis Garcia Cereceda project. In honor of our founder, with whom it all began, we recovered the name of the Saint-Louis lake located in Canada, southwest of Quebec.

This first opening par 5 allows the golfer to have a clear vision of the game strategy to follow given the wide fairway. The lateral water and the views of Madrid will accompany the golfer from the tee to the green.

PAR 3 - 158 METERS

Hole 2 seems to have a "visual trick" and "double surprise". When you reach the green you have to be very attentive because the terrain is deceiving. A lake in Guatemala reflects the personality of this hole.

The wide tees will generate a new experience to the player every time he faces this hole. The variety of options depending on the placement of the flag will be the predominant note.

PAR 4 - 324 METERS

Bordering the Avenue of Casablanca, we travel to Morocco, more exactly to Marrakesh. There we find the Lalla Lake, which gives its name to hole 3. A narrow par 4, with a demanding green and protected by bunkers on both sides. To be successful, the player will have to adjust the ball with great precision.

PAR 4 - 345 METERS

Hole 4 passes through a "creek" that at some point in the Middle Ages must have had some fresh water; in any case, it sure wasn't salt water. We went in search of the largest freshwater lake in the world. And we found it in Central Africa, between Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

This hole stands out for its tactical component. And the fact is that, depending on where the flag is placed, the player will have to make a decision: be more daring or more conservative.

PAR 5 - 537 METERS

Hole 5 is endless, long and uphill, forcing us to make a "superior" effort. On the border between Canada and the USA is the largest of the Great Lakes of North America. Lake Superior. The skill of the golfer, who will have to overcome a water hazard, will set the tone.

PAR 4 - 444 METERS

Hole 6 is the centerpiece of the project -  Around it, specially manicured areas and one of our largest lakes. In Siberia, Lake Baikal, one of the most special lakes in the world, in every sense. It is also called "the Pearl of Asia". And that is what this hole is, "a pearl". Its difficulty will increase as you advance towards the green, with irregular bends and undulations, protected on both sides by sand bunkers.

PAR 4 - 291 METERS

Hole 7 is small. Looking for the shortest lake in the world, we found Correntoso Lake in Argentina, in the city of Villa La Angostura. If the player confidently, tries to get too close to the green from the tee shot, he will be in for a surprise. This par 4 is tricky and will test the patience of many.

PAR 3 - 210 METERS

The largest lake with the largest volume of water in Western Europe. The Celts called it "Lem an", which means "big water". Hole 8 is special, its hills and pine trees hide behind our huge driving range.

Situated parallel to hole 7, this par 3 has the dominant headwind, the height of the green and its particular relief as its main difficulties. The player will have to be skillful in the choice of the club if he wants to solve it successfully.

PAR 4 - 407 METERS

At hole number 9 we are right in the middle of our journey. We go, therefore, to the central zone of North America, to get to know Lake Huron. The player will face a light dogleg hole to the right where he will have a beautiful shot to the green to close the first round with the clubhouse and the residential area in the background.

PAR 4 - 430 METERS

This 10th hole has a certain Scottish feel to it. And Loch Ness is Scotland at its purest. It is a par 4 with an initial slight upward slope, accompanied by a wide fairway. It culminates in a well-shaped green for the player's delight.

PAR 4 - 414 METERS

The 11th is one of the narrowest holes and has visual dominance over other lower holes. There is a lake which, in addition to being narrow, is the highest navigable lake in the world. On a high plateau in the central Andes, between Peru and Bolivia: Lake Titicaca, of great ritual value, cradle of the Inca culture. This hole has multiple tee options, along with a fairway that narrows as it approaches the green. It will create a different challenge every time it is played. The golfer will never look at it with the same eyes.

PAR 4 - 299 METERS

The 12th hole has an elongated floor plan and is oriented in a North-South direction, more or less like Seneca Lake, one of the "finger lakes" of New York State. The player will have to consider the tee shot and the strategy to follow. It is a short par 4, with a narrow green and it is well protected by three bunkers that add to its difficulty.

PAR 5 - 515 METERS

Hole 13 is one of the southernmost holes in the beautiful southern region of Chile. Lake Todos los Santos is one of the most spectacular. It is the first par 5 of this second round and presents several obstacles on the way to the green: one water hazard and five sand bunkers. It is ideal for players who do not like to leave anything behind and want to take risks for a good result.

PAR 4 - 348 METERS

For this 14th hole we return to Central Africa, to one of its 6 Great Lakes, between Congo and Uganda. It carries a very special name for LaFinca.

If the first shot has been good, the second will open the way to the hole. It presents two lateral bunkers that will mark to the golfer the strategy of the game to play.

PAR 3 - 126 METERS

Lake Bled, in Slovenia, has in its center a small island with a church. Once there, they say that if you ring the bell three times and make a wish, it will come true. Our 15th hole has no bell or church, but it does have an island and there will be a bell too. The ball ending up in the water is a real danger, especially on windy days.

PAR 4 - 418 METERS

Parallel to the homes of LGC9 and LGC7, but above all, the 16th hole is surrounded by lakes. One of the most beautiful regions of Spain, where La Reconquista began, is also surrounded by lakes. Lake Enol is one of the incredible lakes of Covadonga, Asturias. In this hole the golfer will have to make his game strategy to go around the traps arranged. Apart from the water, a group of trees will also get in the way of the final approach to the green. It is a complex par 4, but a lot of fun.

PAR 3 - 225 METERS

Pink lakes do exist. The color pink, an icon of ours. And the one in Yucatan, Mexico, does not go unnoticed. The vegetation, with strategically placed trees and a large bunker on the left side, will play an important role in attacking the attractive green of this hole.

PAR 5 - 498 METERS

Our last hole. The Native Americans of Oregon tell the legend of a fight between the god of the underworld (LLAO) and the god of the earth and sky (SKELL). A fight that ended up dragging Llao to the depths of the earth. With him, Mount Mazama sank. For more than seven centuries rain and snow have given rise to an extraordinary lake. There is no contribution of any river to its blue waters. "The deep blue," they have called it." Lake Majesty" as well. But now it is Crater Lake, the deepest in the USA.