Courses in Portugal
Portugal is one of the most popular golf break destinations in Europe with high quality courses suitable for all standards of golfer. Stunning regions such as The Algarve, Vilamoura, and newly emerging areas around the thriving capital Lisbon attract all types of people. And with world class courses including The Old Course in Vilamoura and the Arnold Palmer designed Victoria Golf Club, Portugal will challenge even the most experienced of palyers.
There are 78 golf courses within the golfshake.com system for this region.
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Pinheiros Altos Golf Club 
(Faro, Portugal)
Located within the well-known Quinta do Lago estate this course enjoys a solid reputation. Within the golfing world it is known as providing a mental challenge due to well placed hazards. There are now 27 holes. The layout has changed to create the three groups of none holes named Oliveiras (Olives), Pinheiros (Pines) and Sobreiros (Corks), respectively.
(Faro, Portugal)
Located within the well-known Quinta do Lago estate this course enjoys a solid reputation. Within the golfing world it is known as providing a mental challenge due to well placed hazards. There are now 27 holes. The layout has changed to create the three groups of none holes named Oliveiras (Olives), Pinheiros (Pines) and Sobreiros (Corks), respectively.
Oceānico Pinhal Golf Course
(Faro, Portugal)
This was the second golf course built in Vilamoura and inaugurated in 1976, having originally been designed by Frank Pennink, the architect of the nearby Vilamoura Old Course. Ponds and a stream come into play on five holes but are not serious threats to above-average golfers. To keep up with modern technical advances in clubs and balls, several holes have recently been lengthened and the par-72 course now measures 6,353 metres off the white tee markers.
(Faro, Portugal)
This was the second golf course built in Vilamoura and inaugurated in 1976, having originally been designed by Frank Pennink, the architect of the nearby Vilamoura Old Course. Ponds and a stream come into play on five holes but are not serious threats to above-average golfers. To keep up with modern technical advances in clubs and balls, several holes have recently been lengthened and the par-72 course now measures 6,353 metres off the white tee markers.
Golfe da Belavista
(Lisboa, Portugal)
Belavista is a short, although fairly difficult, course, due to its reasonably undulating terrain, several bunkers and six artificial lakes.
(Lisboa, Portugal)
Belavista is a short, although fairly difficult, course, due to its reasonably undulating terrain, several bunkers and six artificial lakes.
Oceānico Old Course 
(Faro, Portugal)
The oldest of the Vilamoura courses, its tree lined fairways and exemplary greens make this layout one of the best in the area.
(Faro, Portugal)
The oldest of the Vilamoura courses, its tree lined fairways and exemplary greens make this layout one of the best in the area.
Golfe dos Alamos Morgado do Reguengo
(Faro, Portugal)
This excellent course is one of the longest courses in the region, the front nine is based at sea level then the second nine takes you up into the hills.
(Faro, Portugal)
This excellent course is one of the longest courses in the region, the front nine is based at sea level then the second nine takes you up into the hills.
