eGolf NextLinks Arena

eGolf NextLinks Arena is a new golf concept that unites sports and entertainment under one roof, incorporating an iconic avant-garde image and the latest in technology, all based on the concept of sustainability.



The arena is conceived as a disruptive game experience, putting you at the center of the action by combining lights and technology. The patented technology was designed to integrate golf simulator play for the long game to form a real-world laser-guided short-game experience. Virtual games and hitting bays complement the technological experience. The playing atrium combines a double-height space, RGB LED lasers, a topography and playing field grass according to the standards of the game.



GOLF ICONIC VENUE

The building's concept is inspired by the most recognized shape of the game: the golf ball. The round-shaped design welcomes all activities between its 2 floors and its double-height spaces. The entrance gives you a spectacular welcoming, the sports bar is located in a central strategic place, visible from any view to enjoy a drink in connection with all spaces. The gastronomy space makes a quiet but always in the same environment, giving you the feeling of playing while you eat. The private spaces are designed in the form of comfortable amenities, and the lounge balconies are the perfect space to see and be seen, and the use of nature generates an indoor park venue.



REDEFINING GOLF COURSE DESIGN

eGolf NextLinks Arena is the next generation in-stadium golf concept where friends and family will be able to hit all types of shots, experience the joys and challenges of the short game and put on championship-style golf designed greens.



SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

The building incorporates eco-friendly design, based on sustainability, the use of natural resources and environmentally friendly materials. Photovoltaic panels on the roof take advantage of solar energy to create clean energy, the openings of the building generate natural cross ventilation, and the design of the roof captures rainwater for its later use. The use of vegetation is fundamental in the design creating a microclimate that improves comfort and clean air.