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Online Tee Time Booking

Online Tee Time Booking

Links Golf are now offering the possibility of Online Tee Time Booking. With one click you can book your round of golf before leaving for your vacation at any one of the many Golf Clubs on the Eastern Algarve or the Spanish Costa de la Luz.

For more information about the golf courses...Click Here

to make your Free Online Tee Time Booking...Click Here

Hampshire PGA

LinksGolf appointed Event Managers for Hampshire PGA 2008 Overseas Pro-Am

LinksGolf have been chosen by the Hampshire PGA as event managers for their prestigious 2008 Overseas Pro-Am, running for its 18th consecutive year.

“We are absolutely delighted the HPGA has entrusted us to manage their event”, said Karl Burns. “I believe this further illustrates Linksgolf as the premier golf tour operator in the Costa de la Luz.”

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The Golf Corner
KEEP IT SIMPLE – PART 4

Driver

One can say that the driver is the second most important club in your bag -next to your putter. A good drive sets the tone for the rest of the hole. Will you be scrabbling just to get back on the fairway, hoping for pars and bogeys, or would you prefer going for the green and birdies? By gaining a few extra yards from such drives, the subsequent iron shot will be that much easier, as will your chips, putts, etc.

 

KEEP IT SIMPLE - PART 3

Five-step Putting

Putting can be thought of as a game within a game, since many of the skills you need in order to be a good putter are different from those required for the rest of the game.  Studies show that putting accounts for 43% of shots among better players. Can you think of a great golfer who wasn't a good putter?  Amazingly, most beginners seek tips on everything but putting.

Try these five simple steps to putting perfection:

Travel & Places - Spanish Costa de la Luz
PRUDENCIO NAVARRO PARK, AYAMONTE

PRUDENCIO NAVARRO PARK

In the 1970's, Ayamonte was provided with this green zone, which has recently been extended to include a canal-side promenade, almost in the middle of the city, by the local artist, Prudencio Navarro.
The park also has zones containing recreational facilities, such as biking and skating (1 Half-Pipe, 1 Fun Box) as well as for different sports and a children's play centre, providing recreational and educational activities.

 

AYAMONTE'S CASA GRANDE

LA CASA GRANDE, AYAMONTE

Built by Sr. Manuel Rivero in 1745, this building reflects the fashionable, bourgeois style of Cádiz houses of the XVIII Century. It was perfectly suited to Sr. Manuel's requirements as his home, administrative centre and for the management of his commercial operations.

Cardenio Theatre, Ayamonte

Cardenio Theatre


The Cine-Theatro Cardenio was built in 1950 not only as a cinema and for various theatrical events, but also as a cultural centre.
Local News & Events
Alumashade

Alumashade comes to Spain and Portugal

ALUMASHADE the world’s number one selling outdoor shade solution is finally available in southern Spain and the Algarve. The company was presented at the Algarve Fair and the Better Living in Portugal Fair, and caused quite a stir in the industry. ALUMASHADE is maintenance free, and carries a lifetime warranty. It has no moving parts, so there are no costly replacements. ALUMASHADE won’t rot, warp, crack or peel and has no moving parts. There’s no need for the laborious task of winding when shade is required.

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Charity Golf Day

The Martine Barthelemi Memorial Golf Tournament

Links Golf is proud to announce the Inaugural Annual Charity Golf Day dedicated to the memory of Martine Barthelemi, to take place at Isla Canela Golf Course on March 24th.
All profits will be donated to local charities and the day features not only the golf but also an evening buffet with live music and a charity auction, in which both golfers and non-golfers can participate.
For full details of the event click HERE
Madeline McCann

A Must Read About Madeline

Finally, after all the rumors and speculation that have been written about the disappearance of Madeline, someone has written an article which does not speculate, does not make accusations and is in no way sensational. It is well worth reading.

For six months David James Smith has examined the evidence surrounding the disappearance of Madeleine McCann for The Sunday Times Magazine. In this, the most comprehensive — and authoritative — investigation yet, he addresses the key issues facing Gerry and Kate as they prepare for Christmas without their daughter

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Annette Obrestad

Teen Poker Champ

History was made in the ever growing world of online and live poker recently, maybe ushering in a new era in the old game. Gone are the days of the smoky saloon and small stakes games. We now live in an era of high media coverage, sponsorships by reputable companies and outrageous prizes. And the new era brings new champions, including Annette Obrestad, a nineteen year old Norwegian girl who learned to play online and has now not only made the transfer to the live tournament circuit, but has become the youngest person to win a major tournament.

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The ABASTOS Market

The Ayamonte ABASTOS Market

For lovers of high quality, fresh food, the  ABASTOS Market - El Mercado de ABASTOS - is a paradise.  It is the only market in Ayamonte to present such a range of fresh products.
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BARB-JUMP : Action Flash Games

Barb Jump

Jump off the barbed wire but beware of the barb wire swinging girl as she has secret plans for you ..
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Bubble Trouble

The aim of the game is to shoot all the bubbles before the time runs out.
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Thin Ice

Frozone's got his super- suit and is on his way to do some super-deeds! Help him maneuver...
BUYING PROPERTY IN SPAIN PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 24 January 2006

The buying process

The propety market in spain
You may find that the buying procedure in Spain is a little different from what you are used to in your own country.

It is always a good move to ensure that you are fully aware of the terms and conditions of the contract before you sign as, once signed, the contract is legal and any deposit paid will be lost if you change your mind at a later stage.

Always deal with a reputable agency and always use the services of a Spanish lawyer. Please remember, that when buying a property in Spain you must always use a local Spanish lawyer.

The normal procedure after finding a property you hope to purchase is to determine the full price.  At this point, theterms of the purchase and sale contract can be agreed and the amount of deposit can be decided upon.  This will depend on whether you are buying a new property directly from the developer or a resale. Normally at this stage a visit to the lawyer is recommended.  He or she will be able to vet the contract and take up contact with the seller. Once the contract is signed and the deposit paid, all terms and conditions, including the price, are fixed.

We will supply you with a list of your likely in-going and on-going expenses of the purchase.  Naturally your lawyer is there to answer all of your questions as well. Always be sure that you are aware of your payment schedule, when the amounts have to be paid and how they will be paid.  You should also make provisions for these payments, allowing for the time it takes for funds to be transferred to Spain.  Transfers normally take 3 to 5 days.  Again, we will make sure that, before you return home, you are fully aware of all aspects of the purchase.  We will also take the opportunity to assist you in opening a bank account as this is necessary, first, to purchase a property in Spain and, secondly, to maintain your home once you have purchased.

Mortgage products

Type of Loan: Repayment or interest-only for purchase, remortgage or capital raising.

Purchaser: Individuals or companies.

Individuals or companies.

Minimum loan: €50,000.

€50,000.

Maximum loan: None, but must not exceed 80% of the mortgage valuation or 100% of purchase price (whichever is the higher).

None, but must not exceed 80% of the mortgage valuation or 100% of purchase price (whichever is the higher).

Term: 5 to 30 years - up to age 70.

5 to 30 years - up to age 70.

Currency: Normally Euros, but Sterling and other major currencies are available.

Normally Euros, but Sterling and other major currencies are available.

Interest rates: Will vary from lender to lender - typically linked to EURIBOR. Fixed rates are available, typically for the first year of the mortgage.

Will vary from lender to lender - typically linked to EURIBOR. Fixed rates are available, typically for the first year of the mortgage.

Fees: Spanish bank fees vary but are typically around 1% of the mortgage amount. You should also allow between 250€ and 500€ for the mortgage valuation; stamp duty of 1.8% of the mortgage amount; and notary and registration fees of around 0.5% of the amount borrowed. Your lawyer’s fees are likely to be around 1%.

Spanish bank fees vary but are typically around 1% of the mortgage amount. You should also allow between 250€ and 500€ for the mortgage valuation; stamp duty of 1.8% of the mortgage amount; and notary and registration fees of around 0.5% of the amount borrowed. Your lawyer’s fees are likely to be around 1%.

 

Repayment or interest-only for purchase, remortgage or capital raising. Individuals or companies. €50,000. None, but must not exceed 80% of the mortgage valuation or 100% of purchase price (whichever is the higher). 5 to 30 years - up to age 70. Normally Euros, but Sterling and other major currencies are available. Will vary from lender to lender - typically linked to EURIBOR. Fixed rates are available, typically for the first year of the mortgage. Spanish bank fees vary but are typically around 1% of the mortgage amount. You should also allow between 250€ and 500€ for the mortgage valuation; stamp duty of 1.8% of the mortgage amount; and notary and registration fees of around 0.5% of the amount borrowed. Your lawyer’s fees are likely to be around 1%.
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