Aroeira Golf Resort, Caparica Golf Courses

Aroeira I

Aroeira I was designed by architect Frank Pennink and opened in 1973. This 18-hole course is described by specialists as being one of the best golf courses in Europe. Having hosted the Portuguese Open in 1996 and 1997 and a number of Ladies Opens, it is clear to say that this golf course is sure to give you and exciting and challenging round of golf.

Aroeira II

Aroeira II, like the name suggests, is the second 18-hole golf course at Aroeira golf club. Opened in April 2000, its architect, Donald Steel, took care to comply with European Tour recommendations and designed a golf course with future Portuguese Opens in mind. 5 lakes come into play throughout this golf course and with various tees for each hole mean it can be played by players of all levels. Aroeira II played host the Qualifying School of Ladies European Tour and several Portuguese Ladies Opens.

Alternative courses

Interested in Aroeira Golf Resort? Choose from the selection of golf courses below to sample on your golf holiday. Unsure as to which golf course suits your handicap? Send us an enquiry or call our expert sales team on 0800 279 7988, our experts are on hand to offer advice and take the stress away from organising your golf break.

Troia

18 holes, 72 par, 6914 yards. Links.

Designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr, this great course is considered to be one of Portugal's most fascinating challenges. The greens are small, defended by bunkers and mounds, while the fairways are narrow and bordered by sandy dunes and pine trees. The front nine has a run of beautiful sea holes and Trent Jones himself considered the 3rd hole, which borders the beach, to be one of the best holes he has ever designed. It was included in his "The Ideal 18 hole Golf Course" collection. The course was classified by Golf World magazine as the 25th best course in Europe.

Atlantic

18 holes, 72 par, 6786 yards. Parkland.

The Atlantic golf course at Penha Longa Hotel Spa and Golf Resort was designed by Robert Trent Jones II. The Atlantic course takes advantage of the steeply sloping terrain and excellent views of the surrounding landscape. Six of the holes are situated in the valley, whilst the other holes have been built on a hill offering lovely views of the Sintra Hills. The fantastic course has hosted the Portuguese Open twice (1994 and 1995) as well as the Estoril Open in 1999. Regularly ranked in the top five Portuguese courses, if you are planning on having a golf break in Lisbon, this course is definitely one to play.

Monastery

9 holes, 35 par, 2829 yards. Parkland.

The Monastery golf course at Penha Longa is a 9 hole excellent alternative to the Atlantic. Built in 1995, this course is located on the site of a former Monastery and the land is less undulating than the Atlantic course and therefore makes it easier to play. You can enjoy the superb scenery which consists of the hills of Sintra in the background and a number of pretty lakes surrounding the course, all of which make the Monastery a pleasure to play.

Estoril

18 holes, 69 par, 5808 yards. Parkland.

Golf Do Estoril is one of the best known golf courses in Portugal and has hosted the Portuguese Open and Amateur Championships on several occasions. Estoril golf course is located in one of Europe’s oldest established tourist resorts and has wonderful views overlooking the Atlantic. This masterpiece of a golf course was designed by Mackenzie Ross and he has made good use of the surrounding pine trees and eucalyptuses. Although a short golf course at only 5,808, it demands excellent accuracy as there is an uneven terrain with some tight fairways. After your challenging, yet enjoyable round you can enjoy a drink in the excellent clubhouse and take in the beautiful views and surroundings.

Quinta da Marinha

18 holes, 72 par, 6392 yards. Parkland.

At just under 6,500-yards, the Quinta da Marinha Golf Course is a truly interesting track, the par-71 has picturesque views of the Atlantic Ocean and Sintra Mountains, while the golf course itself is constructed over beautifully undulating fairways. The addition of pine woods, water features and five par 5s adds to the difficulty of the golf course, with the back nine tracing the cliff tops of the Estoril Coast, providing more great views on this enjoyable and interesting golf course.

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