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| Welcome to La Manga Club Spanish Holiday News - the place to find the latest Spanish holiday information and news. Use the categories on the left for all the news about La Manga Club, Spanish Holidays, Golf Holidays and Tennis Holidays. Please also browse our Spanish Holiday features section. | |
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Entrepreneurs invest in golf site |
18th February 2009 |
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 Those taking golf holidays at La Manga Club may be interested to learn that a website, developed in 2007 for golf enthusiasts, is to benefit from investment from Chris Brown and Chris Clarkson.
The duo, who founded Holiday Watchdog, will also be offering their entrepreneurial experience to FindTheFairways.com, which was created by amateur golfers.
According to TravelMole, the website gives players advice and tips, without forcing them to sign up to marketing emails.
Read More: Entrepreneurs invest in golf site |
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La Manga golf holiday up for grabs for pub workers |
04th February 2009 |
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 People thinking about Golf Holidays in Spain may be interested to learn that such a break is one of the prizes on offer to participants in the The Publican Pub Gold Tournament 2009.
This year's amateur event is sponsored Fuller's London Pride and is one of the largest competition's of its kind in the UK.
Golfers of all standards are invted to take part in the competition, which is now in its 17th year. Lady golfers and mixed team are also welcome to compete.
Read More: La Manga golf holiday up for grabs for pub workers |
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County Wexford golfers claim La Manga prize |
29th January 2009 |
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 A group of young golfers from Ireland continued their winning streak with victory in a La Manga tournament this month.
Golf holidays to La Manga Club are loved by many golfers, but the resort is also the setting for more nail-biting sporting events such as the Home Nations inter-club championship.
This year's trophy was taken by the youngsters of Rosslare in County Wexford, with Gary Collins, Conor Kelly, Ross Young, Ian Cuddihy and Eamon Kelly all doing their club proud, the Irish Independent reports.
The success follows their recent exploits at the Fred Daly Trophy, at which they also emerged with the top prize.
Read More: County Wexford golfers claim La Manga prize |
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La Manga tournament helps golfer turn pro |
27th January 2009 |
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 A golf holiday in La Manga Club it may not have been, but for 19-year-old Florentyna Parker, her trip to the famous courses will be even more memorable.
The Germany-based golfer recently made the cut at the La Manga Qualifying School, which means she will be taking part in the European tour.
Emerging from the qualifying tournament holds particular significance for Parker, as it has preceded her turning professional, the Liverpool Daily Post reports.
Had she not flourished as a golfer, Parker may have been enjoying a tennis holiday at La Manga Club.
Read More: La Manga tournament helps golfer turn pro |
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Biel and Timberlake enjoy golf on holiday |
26th January 2009 |
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 Whether it is a golf holiday in La Manga Club or a few rounds across the other side of Atlantic, it appears taking to the fairways is a great way for couples to spend time together.
One celebrity pair to enjoy a day on the golf course is singer Justin Timberlake and actress Jessica Biel, who have been playing while on holiday in Mexico.
Indeed, Biel has been taking lessons to give herself a head start as she attempts to get her game up to the standard of the former *NSYNC star.
"Jessica isn't really that interested in golf, but she really wants to get better at it," said a source.
Read More: Biel and Timberlake enjoy golf on holiday |
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Oxfordshire golfer misses cut at La Manga Club |
22nd January 2009 |
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 Golf holidays to La Manga Club conjure fond memories for most of the people who have enjoyed a round or two on the resort's world class fairways.
However, the pressure was on for many female players recently as they recently took part in the Qualifying School at La Manga Club.
Those who made the cut celebrated the opportunity to join the Ladies' European Tour, while those who fell short had nothing but the Spanish sunshine to console them.
One such player was Tilly Holder, who missed out with rounds of 75, 78 and 78, the Oxford Mail reports.
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Enjoy golf holidays at La Manga Club |
16th January 2009 |
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 The Andalucia region of Spain was recently named as Europe's best golf destination and with resorts such as La Manga Club, it's little wonder.
La Manga is home to three championship golf courses, as well as an impressive range of practice facilities and with the gloomy weather set to continue at home, it's the ideal place to work on your technique and soak up some sunshine.
Countless international tournaments have been held at the resort and it is widely regarded to be one of the best in Europe.
Those looking to develop their skills will find expert coaching on offer at La Manga's Golf Academy, with instructors combining state-of-the-art video analysis with traditional teaching methods.
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PGA: Spanish holidays 'ideal for golf' |
09th January 2009 |
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 Golf holidays in Spain have been hailed as an ideal choice for those who prefer the finer things in life.
The Professional Golfers Association (PGA) claimed Spain and Portugal are two places where connoisseurs can find a combination of great golf facilities and culture, heritage and cuisine.
Spain, the PGA claims, is the new leader of European gastronomy, while wines from areas such as Andalucia, Ribera del Duero, Galicia and Catalonia are cementing the nation's reputation as a home of good wine.
There is also the added bonus of the great weather that the Iberian peninsula enjoys.
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No 'golf holiday in La Manga' for Welsh star |
09th January 2009 |
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 Jo Pritchard is currently enjoying her time on the fairways of La Manga's championship courses, but it is far from a golf holiday in Spain for Pontypool's finest.
The professional is currently in fifth spot after the final pre-qualifying round for the Qualifying School at La Manga Club, having finished on 72 in two consecutive rounds.
Five of her compatriots are also in the top 50, which bodes well for Welsh women's golf going into the final qualifiers.
The Q-School represents the final chance for women to get on to the European tour.
Read More: No 'golf holiday in La Manga' for Welsh star |
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Andalucia named 'top golf destination' |
06th January 2009 |
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 The Spanish region of Andalucia has been named as the best holiday destination for golfing enthusiasts, beating off competition from rival golf hotspots such as the Algarve.
Andalucia won the Best Golf Destination in Europe category at the International Golf Travel Market Awards, which were held in Marbella at the end of last year.
The region was selected due to its favourable climate, stunning landscape and fantastic range of golf courses and excellent transport links.
According to figures from the Spanish Tourist Office, over 400,000 golfers travel to Andalicia every year.
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