Golf Santa Ponsa I is a 6,543 m, par 72 course which was inaugurated in January 1977. The 10th hole is one of the longest in Europe.

Designed by Folco Nardi with assistance from Pepe Gancedo, Golf Santa Ponsa I covers an area of 73 hectares. It is a long, wide course with many indigenous trees and vegetation, water hazards and bunkers. Santa Ponsa I is one of Mallorca's busiest courses, because many national and international tournaments take place here:

• Spanish Professional Championship
• Spain-Belgium match
• Spanish International Amateur Championship
• European Club Championship
• The H.R.H. El Conde de Barcelona International Challenge (from 1977 to 1992)
• The H.R.H. D. Juan de Borbón International Trophy (from 1994 to today)
• The H.R.H. Princess Birgitta of Sweden International Trophy (from 1991 to today)
• The Mentor Foundation Trophy 1998
• Golf Santa Ponsa has hosted the Balearic Islands Golf Open (Professional European Circuit) more often than anywhere else. The PGA chose to set it six times on course I and once on course II. The winners were: Severiano Ballesteros (twice), Ove Sellberg, Gavin Levinson, Jim Payne, Greg J. Turner and Miguel Angel Jiménez. These events attracted other important players such as José Maria Olazábal, Barry Lane, Jesper Parnevik, Colin Montgomerie, Ian Woosnam, Lee Westwood, Vijay Singh, etc .

Many VIPs have visited the Golf Club, including Their Majesties the King and Queen of Spain, H.R.H. Prince Felipe, H.R.H. D. Juan de Borbón, Prince Andrew of England, the King and Queen of Sweden, the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Luxembourg, President Carter, Bruno Kreisky, Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta Jones, Nigel Mansell, Franz Beckenbauer, Ingemar Johanson and others.