Although laid out on the side of a mountain, La Sella can be walked, although a buggy is advisable in mid-summer help you get your breath. La Sella is not too long, and if you are in control of all your clubs a good score could be on the cards. The pine, orange, olive and almond trees bring a touch of colour and relief to the course, as well as problems for the wayward hitters. The course architects Juan de la Cuadra expertly assisted by José María Olazabal have produced a layout that can be played and enjoyed by golfers of all abilities through the clever use of different tee layouts. The difficulties that the course presents reflect the choice of tee golfers elect to play from. However, regardless of your choice of tee if you miss the greens, you will need some of the Spanish champion's virtuosity to save par.