Beloura Golf - Pestana Resort

Ranked among the 30 most beautiful courses in continental Europe, the 27-hole course at Penha Longa Resort designed by the famous Robert Trent Jones, Jr. is a real corner of paradise for a golfing holiday alone with friends or family.

With its daring layout, wide green fairways and perfectly manicured greens, it is both a technical challenge for all golfers and a soothing ride through one of the most attractive landscapes in Portugal. Exciting at every hole, this championship course and host of the Portuguese Open, is a reference for all golf lovers.

Penha Longa Golf Course offers three different courses: Atlantic Championship, Atlantic North and Atlantic South, offering completely different experiences through the beautiful hills of Sintra and Penha Longa Resort.
The 18-hole course: Atlantic Championship
The Atlantic Course is an 18 hole course, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jnr. It opened in 1992 and hosted the Portuguese Open two years later. The course is very straightforward and the views are magnificent, especially over the coastal towns of Cascais and Estoril with the Atlantic Ocean as a backdrop.
The North Atlantic Course 9 Holes
The "Atlantic North" course, also designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr, is the perfect complement to its counterpart course. It is the combination of the first 9 holes of the Championship Course with the breathtaking landscapes of the surrounding national park, creating an astonishing layout, also characterized by fast greens and narrow fairways, offering varied challenges suitable for all levels of play.
The South Atlantic 9 Holes Course
The "Atlantic South" course, designed by the same architect, is the perfect marriage between the last 9 holes of the Championship Course and the Old Monastery Course, creating different situations and challenges, you will feel that you are playing in a magical place in a unique atmosphere in Sintra.

Estoril Golf is 25 minutes from Lisbon and only 3 minutes from restaurants, hotels, casino and Estoril beach. Estoril's championship course was inaugurated in 1929 and was redesigned in 1936 by Mackenzie Ross. It is known as one of the oldest and most emblematic Clubs in Portugal. Indeed, two of the most important Portuguese tournaments are frequently organized there: the Portuguese Open and the Portuguese International Amateur Championship. A long list of famous golfers have played at Estoril including Ballesteros, Montgomerie, Sam Torrance, Canizares, Gene Sarazen, Peter Allis and even Bernard Gallacher.
The 18-hole course of the Estoril golf course
Overlooking Estoril and the sea, this 5200-meter-long course is dotted with eucalyptus, mimosa and pine trees, giving it a unique colorful and picturesque touch. Quite short, however, it requires excellent tactics and precise shots. The Par 3s are all visually stunning. they vary in length but all pose particular difficulties. Indeed, the 4th hole - The Peppers Hole - surrounded by "Pepper Trees" (Schinus molle, commonly called "false pepper" or "wild pepper", is a species of trees of the Anacardiaceae family native to America. South) . The 8th hole - The Tea Cup - is well known for its consistently difficult flag position.
Golf school
Finally, the Estoril Golf School is recognized for the dynamism and competence of its PGA golf professionals. In addition to individual golf lessons, the academy offers internships, weekly training sessions and the passage of the Green Card. The Academy also offers video swing analyzes using the Trackman, and a Fitting Center.

Lisbon Golf: "Lisbon Sports Club" is located in Serra da Carregueira, Belas, about 20 kilometers from Lisbon. The 18-hole course is one of the most authentic in all of Portugal: it nestles in a valley crossing the plains located on the northern slopes of the mountains. Since 1992, the Lisbon Sports Club has offered an 18-hole, PAR 69, 5 meter long, with extremely rich and aesthetic natural biodiversity and a stream that runs through the entire course.

The course of its course is that of a typical Scottish golf course but in a wooded environment. Inaugurated in 1964, with nine holes designed by Hawtree & Sons, it was initially extended to 14 and finally to 18. It is today a real plain course at the gates of Lisbon. it will appeal to golfers of all levels who love tradition.