I have been coming to the Greenlife driving range for 12 years. The pro Paul Megran is great and the top tracer addition is top drawer. However the condition of the pitching and putting areas is abysmal. The green keepers should be ashamed. I travel a round trip of 100k to use the facility and work with Paul. I will not be returning until the pitching and putting areas are in proper order. What is the point of having the Top tracer technology and allowing the rest of the practice facilities to deteriorate to such a condition? I will be using the Michael Campbell Academy facilities until such times as the green keepers get their act in gear.

The course and The driving Range are a catastrophy. I come here for 25 years now. The driving Range used to be my Home practice turf. But now it has become unusable. Obviousely there are new owners for about a year and a half. But they seem to not understand anything about golf. And they dont love Golf. They spend Money on a new arch at The driving Range entrance to the parking lot. They put up new concrete floors under the carpets of the long hit range. In another step they bought expensive looking chairs to rest in between practice. But The essence of any golf Facility , The Grass, they neglect completely. Both putting green and short range area are completely, but really completely destroid - and the owners dont seem to care. I can not understand why somebody with absolutely no understanding of golf and no love for golf, can get involved in running a golf Facility. I however finish up my ball card and then switch to Santa Clara Driving Range. Sadly I must state that Greenlife golf is not worth spending a penny anymore. Sad, sad, sad!

The worst golf course I have played in my entire life. Most of the greens where dry, full og holes and not maintained. The fairways on all the holes where overgrown and dry. Super dry and bad course, 1/10. we only played golf so this is not about the hotel

I’ve played some questionable courses in my time. Winter mats in sideways rain. Municipal tracks that double as dog parks. But Greenlife Golf in Marbella has achieved something extraordinary: it has redefined the absolute floor of what can legally be described as a golf course. Calling the fairways “fair” feels generous. They resemble a surface that has recently lost an argument with heavy machinery. The ball doesn’t sit — it negotiates. Every lie is a moral dilemma. You’re not selecting a club; you’re selecting which form of disappointment you’d prefer. The greens deserve special recognition. Not for quality but for unpredictability. Putting here is less about reading the line and more about accepting fate. I’ve seen calmer surfaces during minor seismic activity. At one point I was genuinely unsure whether the ball was rolling or being gently repelled. The bunkers are less “hazards” and more “punishment.” The sand has the consistency of DIY aisle regret. You don’t splash out — you excavate. I considered calling in a site manager. Tee boxes appear to have been designed by someone who actively dislikes golfers. Sloped. Patchy. Philosophically confusing. If balance training is your thing, you’ll leave stronger. Spiritually? Less so. And the overall condition? Imagine a ploughed farmer’s field, but the farmer is having a tough year. Marbella has some genuinely lovely golf. This, however, feels like what would happen if someone described golf to a contractor who had never seen it and then walked away halfway through construction. If you’re looking for a character-building experience that will test your patience, technique, and belief in course maintenance standards, congratulations - you’ve found it. If you’re looking to enjoy golf… I’d recommend literally anywhere else.

The golf course is in an absolutely catastrophic state. The greens cannot be described as such, there is huge, unrepaired damage on the fairways from wild boars and - unbelievable but true - in various places there is excrement from wild boars or dogs. Although I have an apartment in the complex, I will not play here again. What a pity!