The National Golf Center was created in 2005 with the firm purpose of bringing golf to the whole world. Designed by Dave Thomas, architect of Belfry, Abama and Terre Blanche, among others, it recalls the typical British links. It is a field that provides a challenge for players of all levels. A fun and friendly field. The National Golf Center has hosted important professional competitions, such as the Spanish Open in 2007 and the Madrid Masters in 2009. The National Golf Center is a field open to all players. It is located in the city of Madrid, in a privileged location, very well connected with the M30 and M40. We are experts in conducting tournaments and all kinds of corporate events. More than 500 tournaments organized by the National Golf Center in recent years have endorsed us. In the summer of 2016 the National Golf Center has faced an ambitious process of improvement and transformation of the field, through the modification of the entire irrigation system. It has become an example of environmental sustainability with efficient management of resources and use of reclaimed water. As a result, we now have a friendlier, easier and more playable field for all fans. In addition, the aesthetic has been modified, becoming a field of contrasts and with its own and different personality. It has been possible to raise the quality standard of maintenance of the facilities, responding to the commitment of the National Golf Center to be a national reference in the management and operation of a golf course.