The first par 5 on the course: up to 459 metres, two fairway bunkers, one on each side, and a 31-metre green surrounded by three more.
Driver tee shot: set up the ball, turn and finish with confidence
Three technical moves for your driver tee shot: the ball in line with your left heel and the tee high, a full rotation without losing balance and a finish resting on your left foot.
Meaztegi hole 1: the first tee Seve drew in Bizkaia
The 18-hole series begins: Meaztegi hole 1 is a par 4 with two fairway bunkers, a fairway that narrows and a 32-metre green.
Ready golf at Meaztegi: keys to a smooth pace of play
Play when you’re ready, keep the group in front in sight and mark your card off the green. The 3 keys to keeping your round flowing at Meaztegi Golf.
Driving range: turf care, quality and respect on the range at Meaztegi
Divots in a straight line, a target for every shot and respect for your bay. The three guidelines for practising on the driving range efficiently and respectfully.
The 2026 Bizkaia Championship opens at Meaztegi with a 160-metre eagle from Carlos Roca
Meaztegi Golf hosted the first round of the 2026 Bizkaia Championship for professionals with 19 players, six groups off the 1st tee and a 160-metre eagle from Carlos Roca on the 6th.
Seve Ballesteros’s honorary drive at Meaztegi Golf
Severiano Ballesteros’s honorary drive opened Meaztegi Golf. That is how the course you play today from the 1st tee was born, in the heart of Bizkaia.
Rake the bunker properly: golf etiquette step by step
Entry and exit, raking and finish. The three etiquette gestures that leave the sand at Meaztegi Golf ready for the next player, explained one by one.
Meaztegi hole 3: a par 3 with a 22-metre drop
A par 3 that lies on the scorecard: 22 metres of elevation change, a narrow green and two bunkers on the right. This is how you play Meaztegi hole 3.
Repairing your divot: the etiquette that cares for the fairway
Repairing your divot after every shot keeps the fairway pristine. We explain in 3 steps how to do it right and why it’s pure golf etiquette.