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Quinta da Marinha, Penha Longa, Estoril, Belas and Lisbon SC package.
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Lisbon Sports Club Belas, Lisbon
Lisbon Sports Club is located in the Sierra Carregueira, a rural mountainous region, about 20km from Lisbon, 18 holes - Par 69. This Golf Course is the oldest in Lisbon and the clubhouse is steeped in history. Throughout its 5261 meters, lies a rich forest biodiversity and a watercourse accompanies almost the whole route, creating a few traps along the way. Narrow tee shots and some blind shots to small greens, all add to the challenge of this golf course. Pay attention on the 16th, par 5, don't go too far past the zebra post on your 2nd shot as there is a ravine hiding a large stream before the green. The golf course is quite rustic and not manicured at all, it has a good feel to it, players are immersed in nature. There are some lovely views with no houses and a lot of trees. Most of the tees are elevated, therefore a buggy is most definitely recommended. (...)
Belas Clube Campo Belas, Lisbon
Belas club the golf, designed by the prestigious American architect Rocky Roquemore, is a ''Championship Golf Course'' with an exceptional layout, due to some fairways and greens deployed in deep valleys that offers unforgettable panoramic views and stunning scenery. A meeting point with nature. Being only 20 minutes from center of Lisbon by car. Belas Country Club’s golf is the first golf course in Europe to have an ISO flag and the first in Portugal and in the Iberian Peninsula to have GEO (Golf Environment Organisation) certification, an international distinction of great notoriety, establishing an exemplary relationship with its partners. (...)
Penha Longa Atlantic Championship Sintra, Lisbon
The setting of the course can be considered as unique in comparison with most other courses in Portugal. Located in the parklands of what was originally a very wealthy 14th Century Monastery that has been very carefully restored. No expense appears to have been spared in creating this course and its surroundings that includes a residential development.|The topographical layout of the 18 holes is over gently wooded hills which adds to its overall beauty. The course offers interesting water hazards, some elevated greens and added to this is the challenge of the strong winds that some times occur. This course has to be played with respect for its architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. who has created a golf course that demands skill from the most experienced golfers. The course has hosted the Portuguese Open in 1994, 1995 and 2010 and several important international events. (...)
Quinta da Marinha Cascais, Lisbon
Located on the famous Estoril Coast, 25 kilometers from Lisbon, the Quinta da Marinha course was designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones and is set in a private estate of 110 hectares, wooded with pine trees. The architect has worked on the flat terrain, laying out the course over 5870 metres for a Par 71. The most spectacular hole on this course is hole number 3, a Par 4 of 334 metres sloping down towards the sea. Once on the green, the golfer has the Atlantic Ocean as background. The whole of Quinta da Marinha's course is surrounded by beautiful panoramic views. The following hole (a Par 3) requires a very precise shot for the ball to cross a cliff and reach a wide but not very deep green. For most of the course, however, the fairways face inland with the beautiful outline of the Sintra mountain range forming their background. Many bunkers and a number of lakes make the player's task even more difficult. Hole number 10, for instance, has a green entirely surrounded by water. (...)
Golf Estoril Estoril, Lisbon
Estoril Golf Club dates back to 1929 in its first nine-hole version and it was built by Fausto de Figueiredo, the gambling concessionaire at the Estoril Casino. In the new design, the former 9th hole disappeared, and an alteration was made to the fairway of the 13th hole - the famous Patiño’s hole - that now has a dogleg to the right and the second shot is played from the area where the old green was located. The green is now on a higher level. With the disappearance of the 9th hole it was necessary to build another hole, which is now number 13, a par 3 of 160 metros in length.|Finally, the 16th hole has a re-designed green but it is still a par 3, 186 metres long, but 15 metres shorter than the previous one, and it is considered by many players to be one of the best holes in Portugal. (...)