Golf in Asturias is spread between the Bay of Biscay shoreline and the region’s greener interior. Coastal rounds can bring sea air, breezes and exposed stretches, while courses farther inland tend to sit among rolling ground and mature vegetation. The main urban areas of Oviedo, Gijón and Avilés provide useful bases for combining golf with accommodation, dining and road connections. Distances are generally manageable, although the mountainous terrain means journeys away from the central corridor can take longer than maps suggest. Asturias suits golfers who value temperate summer conditions and landscapes over reliably dry weather. Rain is possible in every season, so waterproof outerwear and flexible tee times are sensible. Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures but can be unsettled; summer is usually the easiest period for a golf break, while daylight and local demand should still be considered when planning. A hire car is the most convenient way to reach courses and explore the coast, villages and mountain scenery. Some routes involve narrow roads, particularly beyond the larger towns and main highways. Check each club’s visitor policy, opening schedule and any competition closures before travelling.
