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Club de Golf Escorpión

Valencia's most prestigious private club — 27 holes of parkland golf in the hills north of the city. Membership requires purchasing a share in the club.

27Holes
39-hole loops
1969Year opened
~€21,500Cost year 1

About Club de Golf Escorpión

Founded in 1969 and designed by American architect Ron Kirby, Escorpión is widely regarded as the most exclusive golf club in the Valencia region. Set in the rolling hills of Bétera, the club offers 27 holes across three distinct 9-hole loops, giving members three different 18-hole combinations.

Membership is limited and the acción (club share) holds its value reasonably well. The club has a strong social scene, excellent facilities, and consistent demand from new members.

Course facts

Holes27 (3 × 9)
ArchitectRon Kirby
Year opened1969
TypePrivate
TerrainParkland / hills
LocationBétera, Valencia

Membership prices — the acción system

Important: To join Escorpión you must first purchase an acción — a share in the club. This is a one-off capital cost, separate from the annual fee. It can typically be resold when you leave.
Cost componentAmountFrequency
Acción (share purchase)~€20,000One-off (resaleable)
Total cost — Year 1~€21,500
From Year 2 onwards~€1,500/yrAnnual

⚠️ Figures are approximate. Contact the club for the current official tariff.

📅 Last verified: May 2026

Green fees (visitors)

RoundPriceNotes
18 holes~€160With member introduction

Private club — visitors typically need to be introduced by a member. Call ahead to confirm.

Contact & location

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Address
Ctra. San Antonio de Benagéber a Bétera s/n, Bétera, Valencia

How to get there

Escorpión is in Bétera, ~20 km north of Valencia. Take the V-21 motorway north, exit towards Bétera or San Antonio de Benagéber. Drive time from central Valencia: ~25–30 minutes.

Quick summary

TypePrivate (share)
Share (acción)~€20,000
Annual fee~€1,500/yr
Year 1 total~€21,500
Green fee~€160
New members✓ Open

💡 Tip on the acción

Some members buy a second-hand acción from a departing member at a negotiated price — worth asking the club about this option to reduce the upfront cost.