Cascais Golf Course in Portugal

Golf in Cascais in Portugal

The Cascais city to the Lisbon area contain several Golf Courses of different magnificent scenery:

Oitavos Dunes golf course

This beautiful and recent golf course is located in the Sintra and Cascais Natural Park. He is remarkably ranked. By the sea, it offers ocean views from each of the holes as well as the mountains of Sintra and Cabo da Roca. The landscapes are varied: wooded areas, dunes and coastal areas. His signature hole is undoubtedly the 14, short by 3 of 153 m, bordered by a ravine.

Penha Longa golf course

Located in Sintra, just 30 minutes from Lisbon, this golf course is part of the protected natural area of ​​Sintra and Cascais. Designed in an old religious domain, it offers exceptional views of the mountains and the sea. The first 3 holes and the last are in the middle of a pine wooded valley. The other holes were built on a hill with a beautiful view of the area. The whole is very hilly and a cart can be very useful. It is a great course, with many bunkers, designed by the renowned Robert Trent Jones Jr. He is the host of the Portuguese Open. All the holes are attractive. The vegetation is lush, the landscapes varied with many lakes and streams. The wind can be of the party. Nice clubhouse with a good restaurant.

Quinta da Marinha golf course in Portugal

The golf course is located on the famous Estoril coast, 25 km from Lisbon, in a private estate of 110 hectares. Hole 13 is the most spectacular, a 339-meter par 4 that descends to the Atlantic Ocean. Many bunkers and lakes are present on this course, increasing the difficulty. The green of hole number 10 for example is completely surrounded by water.

Estoril Palace golf course

Estoril Golf is one of the oldest and most respected courses in Portugal, located east of Lisbon, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and the cosmopolitan seaside town of Estoril. Boasting an elegant clubhouse surrounded by a pine forest, the championship course has hosted some of the country’s most prestigious tournaments over the years, including the Portuguese Open and the International Amateur Championships. The

Championship course
The championship course was founded in 1929 and extended to 18 holes in 1945. The magnificent setting and hilly landscape is planted with mimosas, pines and eucalyptus. Golfers need highly developed tactical and precision skills to pass this course.