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This golf club creates an added incentive for amateur players, as they may be lucky enough to coincide with one of Sergio’s training sessions. The course has hosted national and international amateur and professional championships, including the Castelló Masters, the OKI Castellón Open España on the Senior Tour, the Ladies European Tour and 4 Tours, which marks the end of the season for Spanish golf. When the Australian Greg Norman, golf’s “Great White Shark” and winner of the 1986 and 1993 British Open, played the course in October 2006 during the OKI Castellón Open España Senior championship, he said it was a course that “makes you think. There are blind shots. It’s a unique layout. You really have to know where you want to go”. The course makes for a comfortable round of golf, with areas of natural shade provided by the abundant Mediterranean woodland. There are thousands of trees around the course, including the “La Mare de Déu” or Mother of God carob tree, which lends its name to the 4th hole, a 530-metre par 5, as it stands in the middle of the fairway, making approach shots to the green somewhat tricky.