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Golf Breaks - Porto Golf Passport

Porto Golf Passport three rounds best offer.
Book Golf at Oporto, North of Portugal and play at Vidago Palace, Estela, Oporto or Ponte de Lima.

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*Transfers - Great deals for golf transfers

*Golf Notes - Play 3 Rounds (minimum of 2 golf courses)

*Accommodation Notes - Special Packages for Hotel & Golf combined

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Portugal golf holidays - Vidago Palace Golf

Vidago Palace Golf Chaves, Oporto

The excellent golf course of the Vidago Palace was redesigned by the firm Cameron and Powell from a Mackenzie Ross original, built in 1936. Currently the course was completely rebuilt according to USGA specifications for tees and greens, has been transformed into a Par 72 course, enhancing the organization of International Championships, keeping the identity of the original design and faithfully reflecting the beauty, the unique qualities for this sport, the spirit and distinctive sign of the place. (...)

Portugal golf holidays - Ponte de Lima Golf Club

Ponte de Lima Golf Club Ponte de Lima, Oporto

Ponte de Lima Golf sits in the hills above one of Portugal's oldest towns, in the rural Minho countryside around 70km north of Porto. Opened in 1995 and designed by Daniel and David Silva, the course is built as two distinct nines, each with its own name and character, meeting at a clubhouse set between them.
The front nine, Quinta de Anquião, is the hilly half, running through old cork, oak and chestnut trees with genuine elevation change and views out over the Lima Valley toward Viana do Castelo. The back nine, Quinta de Pias, drops into more level ground through vineyards and orchards, offering a different kind of test after the climbs of the first half. Reviewers consistently rate the course highly for condition, and just as consistently recommend a buggy or electric trolley for the front nine's slopes.
The clubhouse, sitting between the two nines, has a restaurant, bar, terrace, sauna, pool and tennis courts alongside the golf shop and equipment hire. A handicap certificate is required to play. For golfers exploring northern Portugal who want a genuine change of terrain from hole to hole, and don't mind a proper hill workout along the way, Ponte de Lima delivers something distinct. (...)

Portugal golf holidays - Estela Golf Club

Estela Golf Club Póvoa de Varzim, Oporto

Estela Golf course located in a magnificent area, seaside, is a traditional Portuguese links golf course. With is narrow, winding fairways , elevated greens, and the sea breeze you can expect a good test of your skills when playing this very demanding golf course . The fairways and the greens are always in great condition. Estela golf course features a private club nature , and most golf players on the course are members. The club house has a varied menu and good quality food, along with a friendly service . The weather unlike the south of Portugal the temperature rarely rises above 25ºC (80ºF), even in the hotter period, (...)

Portugal golf holidays - Oporto Golf Club

Oporto Golf Club Porto, Oporto

Oporto Golf Club,is the second oldest golf course in Continental Europe , established in 1890, when British residents in Porto created the club. This links golf course , is not to long , and is major challenges beside the wind from the near sea are the well protected wavy small greens . The Portuguese PGA have chosen this golf course for the 2015 and 2016 championship. Oporto golf club is home to other major and famous competitions , like the Skeffington Cup, Dockery and Kendall cups and also the European Girls Team Championship of 2001 (...)

Portugal golf holidays - Amarante Golf Club

Amarante Golf Club Amarante, Oporto

Amarante Golf sits within the Quinta da Deveza, close to the historic town of Amarante, at 600 metres above sea level with the River Tâmega and the Marão mountains as a backdrop. Opened in 1997, the course was designed by the Portuguese architect Jorge Santana da Silva, who worked with the mountainous terrain rather than levelling it.
That terrain defines the round. Fairways run steeply up and down throughout, starting with a downhill par-5 1st and closing with a steep uphill par-5 18th. The par-5 12th demands a strong tee shot to clear a lake on the right, with out of bounds waiting on the left. With three par 5s, eight par 4s and seven par 3s, the course plays to a short par 68, but the elevation change means shot-making and club selection matter more than raw length. A buggy is strongly recommended given the terrain, and useful for anyone less mobile.
Four water hazards and consistently fast greens, most of them on the shorter side, round out the challenge. The clubhouse and restaurant have a reputation for a warm welcome. For golfers exploring northern Portugal who want mountain scenery and a genuinely different test from the coastal courses further south, Amarante is well worth the detour. (...)

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