José “Pepe” Gancedo designed memorable holes for the three nine-hole courses of Cocotal Golf & Country Club, Hibiscus, Bougainvillea and Benjamin, which opened in 2000. The six-time champion of Spain used the natural terrain of an old coconut plantation. for the 27 holes, including serene lakes and rocking palms, with mother nature providing constant winds. The field designed by Gancedo at the Cocotal has strategically placed trees, bunkers, mounds and a gently curved terrain with wide fairways. Four sets of tees in the nine holes of Hibiscus and Bougainvillea (three tees in Bougainvillea) provide low-hand golfers with a challenging design, while less experienced players can have fun practicing and improving their technique in a pleasant environment with a golf course. easy access.