Quinta da Marinha
Penha Longa (Monastery)
Penha Longa (Atlantic)
This nine-hole golf course is part of the Penha Longa golf resort.
This is a perfect sister course to the Championship Course
(Atlantic Course) - equally pretty but a fraction less demanding.
Situated on the site of an ancient monastery, after which it is
named, this course now offers golfers a fresh alternative and
guaranteed game, should the Atlantic Course be busy. The
Monastery Course (also known as Mosteiro course) plays 2,588
meters par-35 and is generally less undulating than the its sister
course. Its lakes also provide their own special beauty and testing
hazards.
Located in the Sintra Natural Park, this course is ranked in the top
30 Courses in Continental Europe. The Atlantic Course designed by
the famed Robert Trent Jones Jnr, is escapist golf at its best. With
its bold drives, courageous approaches and artful greens, it is both
an adrenalin rush and a soothing journey through one of Portugal’s
most inspiring landscapes. The opening holes and the final flourish
share a wooded vale in the shadow of the rocky mountains, while
others arc and plunge over scented hillsides. Exciting at every
turn, this championship test and host to the Portuguese Open, is a
master of variety and thrills.
Paco do Lumiar
Quinta da Marinha
Located in the heart of Lisbon, this friendly 9-hole course is
designed for those who are looking for a leisurely game. Paco
Do Lumiar is more than a golf course, as local families would
congregate here for social functions and gatherings. The course
is located in beautiful surroundings and is always kept in good
condition. Golfers come here to make use of the practise
facilities, get a lesson of the club pro and perfect their game
before taking on the bigger courses.
Located close to the lively towns of Estoril and Cascais and the
majestic beach of Guincho is the Quinta da Marinha golf course.
The Quinta da Marinha course forms part of a luxury development,
where you can relax for a few days. Besides a great golf course,
there also is the possibility to do horse-riding around the thousands
of pine-trees or walk along the coast with the Atlantic Ocean as
your constant companion. Built by the architect Robert Trent Jones
Snr in 1984, the course is 6,100 metres long across generally flat
terrain. Only 4 years after opening, it held the Portuguese Ladies
Open (1988). This 339-metre hole slopes down towards the sea with
the Atlantic Ocean as its backdrop.
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