School of Golf de Andratx

In collaboration with the City Council of Andratx and schools throughout the municipality, we initiated a conference aimed at children in 5th and 6th grade of primary school, to introduce our facilities to students; and at the same time, introduce them to the techniques of golf, promoting inclusiveness and sustainability.

In these outings, we emphasize the importance of reusing water from municipal sewage, emphasizing our commitment to the conservation and sustainable use of this fundamental resource.

Children participating in golf activities on an outdoor course, with an instructor and adults watching, set against a mountainous landscape with white houses and trees in the background.

Golf courses face criticism for their use of water and their perceived economic exclusivity, which has led to various acts of vandalism.

This reflects a lack of understanding that we want to address by promoting sustainable practices and encouraging community participation in an environment of learning and fun.

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Our mission is to create a community that is proud to have a golf course in the municipality and to make Andritxoles/as actively participate in the conservation of the course and be aware of their role in the reuse of water.

A group of children and an adult on a golf course, some with their hands raised and others watching, with houses and mountains in the background.

Didactic Material

Infographic showing the water treatment process for a golf course, from the sea to the lagoons, including stages such as desalination, the municipal water treatment plant, the golf course's water treatment plant, and filtration.
Interesting facts about the golf de Andratx: 25 years of history, annual water consumption of 788 metric tons—equivalent to 25 bottles of water per second—more than 1,000 animals on the grounds, a depth of 609 meters on the 6th hole, 40,000 annual visitors, 1.1 million square meters of facilities, 78 metric tons of CO2 emissions avoided thanks to solar panels—equivalent to 154 soccer fields or the pollution produced by a car traveling 8 times around the Earth.


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Golf de Andratx 's logo in Mallorca, featuring a design with wavy lines and the colors green, blue, and yellow.

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