Bom Sucesso Design Resort, Leisure & Golf, Obidos5 starGolf Courses

Bom Sucesso Golf Course

Bom Sucesso is an 18 hole Championship Golf course designed by the legendary Donald Steel. It stretches along the length of a resort which is made up of villas and apartments, a hotel with spa and other leisure facilities. The proximity of the sea and the Obidos Lagoon offers breathtaking views from some parts of the golf course. The front nine offers an even elevated terrain offering those fantastic views, while the back nine is played with more undulation, making its way through a forest of Eucalyptus trees. It is a par 72 course, with an area exceeding 600,000 square meters. During construction, the project was overseen by the chairman of the British Association of Golf Course Constructors, which defines its high quality and adaptability to international standards.

Royal Obidos

Royal Obidos is a par 72 golf course measuring at 7100 yards. The late Seve Ballesteros describes the Royal Obidos golf course as a “great and wonderful place” which of true test of golf to players of all abilities. This golf course is challenging from the offset with a difficult right handed dogleg, but you will be rewarded with a spectacular array of holes as you work your way around this thrilling track.

The state-of-the-art clubhouse boasts stunning views across the golf course and ocean. You can relax with a refreshing beverage from the spike bar after your round on the spacious verrandah. There is also a restaurant and pro shop to make sure you have everything you need during your round a Royal Obidos.

Praia d'El Rey

The course was voted the third best in Portugal by Golf World magazine in 2004 and it's really very easy to see why. The front nine has a parkland feel to it as it runs in and out of the pine trees, whilst the back nine offers some of the best links golf in Portugal. Holes 13, 14 and 15 run along the Atlantic Ocean, providing fantastic views of the sea, dunes and back towards the pine forest. The 12th has to be the pick of the bunch; your approach shot to the green is played with the Atlantic Ocean as the backdrop and once you arrive on the green the Belengas Islands become visible.