Recognized by the Royal Spanish Golf Federation as the largest golf complex in Spain, the La Cala Resort is home to three 18-hole golf courses, a six-hole Par 3 pitch and putt course, and a gifted golf academy.

Of the three La Cala courses, Campo Asia is the oldest and the toughest, respected by golfers everywhere. Formerly known as the South Course, the Asia course opened for play in 1989. It has a hillier layout with strategically placed bunkers and tight fairways.

Opened in 1990, Campo America, formerly known as the North Course, is the most enjoyable of the three La Cala courses. The American course is slopy with elevated greens and wide fairways, which will accommodate most handicaps.

With a flatter terrain, broader fairways, the Campo Europa course is the easiest of the La Cala courses. The Europa course, opened in 2005, is surrounded by local flora, making for a scenic experience for every golf game. Cabell B. Robinson designed all three courses.