Corvera Hills Golf
Corvera Hills Golf is an 18-hole golf course located in southeastern Spain, designed to blend seamlessly into the natural landscape while delivering a modern, sustainable, and high-quality playing experience. The course has been recently redesigned by architect Harrison Minchew, who was associated for over 25 years with the prestigious Arnold Palmer Design Company.
The course stands out for its use of innovative turfgrass varieties that ensure outstanding playing conditions and efficient water management. It is also the only golf course in Spain featuring Bermuda RIO on fairways and tees. Its dynamic greens, multiple tee options, and walkable layout make it suitable for golfers of all skill levels.
Corvera Hills Golf is more than just golf.
It is Pure Life.
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Emiliano Méndez Holzmann
Golf Sales Manager
Golf Sales Manager at Corvera Hills Golf, responsible for international sales and partnerships. Focused on creating long-term relationships and delivering premium golf experiences in Murcia, Spain.
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Antonio Llamas de Haro
Real State Sales Manager
Sales Executive at Corvera Hills, responsible for real estate sales and client relationships. Focused on international buyers and on delivering high-quality residential projects linked to lifestyle, golf, and sustainability. Real Estate Agency Network Manager
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