The driving range has an area of 28000m2 and a total distance of 280m.
It has two different tee areas and can fit 40 players.
The short game area is 5000m2, with three green and four bunkers.
All players can practice putting, chipping, pitching and bunkers shots in this area.
Adding to the above, we have another green of 650m2 that is specific for putting near Tee 1 and Tee 10.
: Driving Range for 40 players, with Shortgame area for practice.
Area: 28000m2
Maximum distance allowed: 280m
Capacity: 40 players
Targets: 50m, 100m, 150m and 200m
Carpet or Grass Stalls: Grass
Covered: No
Buckets of balls: Buckets of 50 balls
: Putting Green near the 1st and 10th Tee
Area: 650m2
Number of people: 20
: Chipping Green adjacent to the driving range
Area: 5000m2
Number of People: 30
Bunkers: 4 bunkers
Distances (30,40,50m...): No
Fitting Area: No
Academies: Yes, for children and adults
Resident Professionals: No
Available Services: Individual and group lesson.
Schedule: From 8 am to 7 pm
Prices: 50€ - 1 hour lesson individual lesson (Extra player - €15)
30€ - 30 minutes lesson (Extra player - €15)
Dolce Campo Real sits on land once used by the Portuguese royal family as a hunting reserve, in the rolling hills near Turcifal, on the edge of the protected Socorro and Archeira mountains. Donald Steel laid out the course in 2005, around forty minutes from Lisbon and twenty from the west coast beaches, working the terrain rather than against it.
The round opens and closes with par fives, and water comes into play early. The front nine sets the sterner test: the 6th, stroke index one, is a blind uphill tee shot that rewards local knowledge over power. The 5th offers the best reward for boldness, a reachable dogleg-left par five with panoramic views back over the resort and mountains, while the 17th, overlooking vineyards and the clubhouse, is the round's most photogenic moment. The course hosted the Ladies European Tour's Ladies Open of Portugal in 2010 and the ISPS Handa Portugal Ladies Open in 2011, drawing some of the strongest fields in women's golf to these fairways.
Facilities include a driving range, a golf academy with resident professionals and a dedicated junior programme, a locker room, and a clubhouse restaurant and snack bar. Green fees here are notably kinder than at many of its Lisbon-region neighbours. Book Dolce Campo Real through Tee Times and add a well-priced, tour-tested round to your Lisbon golf break. (...)