La Moraleja 2
SINCE 1990
Course Details
- 18 Holes
- Par 72
- Moderate - Hard
- Buggy included
Real Club La Moraleja › one of four Jack Nicklaus courses
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Real Club La Moraleja · Course 2
Moraleja 2 is the one to book if your group likes to hit driver. It is longer than Course 1, with more room off the tee and bigger greens.
Bigger targets don’t make it soft. Four large lakes come into play on six holes, and the 16th asks for a brave shot to a green with water almost all the way round.
Ian Poulter won the Madrid Open here in 2006. It is the Moraleja we suggest most often to groups with mixed handicaps.
Course at a glance
Moraleja 2 at a glance
| Club | Real Club La Moraleja, four courses, 72 holes |
|---|---|
| Holes and par | 18 holes, par 72 |
| Length | 6,390 m from the white tees |
| Designer | Nicklaus Design, with architect Ron Kirby |
| Opened | 1990 |
| Character | Longer and more open off the tee, now wooded and gently rolling. Larger greens, four lakes in play on six holes |
| Tournaments | Madrid Open 2006, won by Ian Poulter |
| Visitors | Monday to Thursday, except public holidays |
| Where | La Moraleja, on the northern edge of Madrid. About 15 km from the centre |
| Airport | About 15 minutes to Madrid-Barajas |
Who it suits
Groups with mixed handicaps
It is the most forgiving of the four off the tee, so the high handicapper in the group enjoys it as much as the single-figure player.
Players who want a proper test of length without the tight lines of Course 1.
If your group can only play La Moraleja once, this is often the course we suggest first.
How a round here works
Monday to Thursday, booked ahead
La Moraleja is a private members’ club. Visitors play Monday to Thursday, except public holidays, and only with a tee time booked in advance.
We book it with the club and send you the confirmation in writing before you fly. Your visitor round comes with a buggy, range balls, a picnic and a welcome pack.
Bring your handicap certificate or your home club card. We check the club’s handicap requirement for your group when we book, so nobody finds out at the first tee.
Rental clubs and a driver from your hotel can be added to the same booking. The price depends on the day, the season and the size of your group, and we confirm it together with your tee time.
Location
La Moraleja, 15 minutes from the airport
Moraleja 2 sits inside La Moraleja, the leafy residential estate on the northern edge of Madrid. Course 2 has its own entrance at Camino Viejo del Cura 76, 28055 Madrid, a few minutes from the Course 1 clubhouse.
From Puerta del Sol it is roughly 15 km, around 20 to 30 minutes by car or taxi depending on traffic, up the Castellana and out on the A-1.
Madrid-Barajas airport is about 15 minutes away, which makes it an easy first or last round of the trip.
Book Moraleja 2 for your group
Tell us your dates, how many of you are playing and which Moraleja you have in mind. Mónica answers every request herself.
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Other courses at La Moraleja, and two nearby
- Real Club La Moraleja: all four courses Which of the four suits your game, side by side.
- Moraleja 1 Nicklaus’s first course in Europe. Short, tight and technical.
- Moraleja 3 The Jack Nicklaus Signature course, ranked second in Spain by Golf Digest in 2014.
- Moraleja 4 The newest of the four, a little more rustic in style.
- Real Sociedad Hípica Española Two Robert von Hagge courses, a short drive north.
- Centro Nacional de Golf Open every day and inside the city, for the weekend.
- Golf hotel packages in Madrid Sample programmes that combine this course with others, hotel included.
Club Facilities
- Practice Facilities
- Shop
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Putting Green
- Buggy
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La Moraleja 2 FAQS
Course 2. Ian Poulter won the Madrid Open here in 2006.
Yes. It is the widest of the four off the tee and the greens are generous. The lakes on six holes are the part to plan for.
No. La Moraleja opens to visitors Monday to Thursday, and not on public holidays. Weekends belong to the members. If your trip includes a weekend, we put La Moraleja early in the week and fill Friday to Sunday with courses that welcome visitors every day, such as Golf Santander or Centro Nacional.
Yes. Bring your handicap certificate or your home club card. Your home federation handicap is valid, you don’t need a Spanish licence. We confirm the club’s limit for your group when we book.
Yes, and it is one of the best ways to see the club. Moraleja 1 and 2 are a few minutes apart in Alcobendas. Moraleja 3 and 4 share a clubhouse in Algete. Tell us how many rounds you want and we will suggest the pair that suits your group.