The Penha Longa course enjoys championship characteristics and beautiful panoramic views over the Sintra mountain range.The Atlântico is a fabulous 18-hole course that forms part of the Protected Landscape Area of Sintra and Cascais. It was designed to best take account of the steeply sloping terrain and some of the most excellent views of the surrounding landscape. The Mosteiro is a fabulous 9-hole course, offering a new alternative to the existing course. The Mosteiro is less undulating then the Atlântico course and so presents fewer difficulties for the player. This course requires high handicaps and challenges players with its fast greens and narrow fairways.

The green foots of the Serra de Sintra offer lovely scenery to the Quinta da Beloura golf. A course conceived that will broaden not only your imagination, but also your ability as it provides a pleasant challenge
Slightly undulated, 40.000 species of trees and exotic plants were planted.
The water is a presence in almost every hole and you can find as you meander trough the several lakes and rivers, that design the fairways.

Situated in one of the most pleasant places of the Portuguese coast, between Cascais and the Guincho, Quinta da Marinha Golf offers stimulating challenges amidst the natural beauty of a variety of landscapes. The 5845-metre course takes you past calm lakes and secret pine woods, with breathtaking views of the hills on one side and ocean on the other.

Located in the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, the routing is a continuous loop of holes, nine out nine in, similar to links land courses in Scotland. The sequence is an undisturbed golf experience from start to finish. Distant views of the Atlantic Ocean. presence of the sea is constant, accompanied by the beauty of the Mountain range of Sintra and by the End of the Rock, the most western point of Continental Europe are distinguishable from every hole.
The Oitavos Golf is the 1st golf course in Europe and the 2nd in the World recognized as “Certified Signature Sanctuary – Gold”.

Overlooking Estoril and the sea, the 5,262 metre-long course is set amongst eucalyptus, pine and mimosa trees, giving it a uniquely colourful touch.
The Estoril Golf Club has been here since 1945. Two of the most important tournaments in the Portuguese golfing calendar have been held frequently on this course: the Portuguese Open, 20 times and the International Amateur Championship ,62 times.

In the middle of the Mountain range of the Carregueira, Rocky Roquemore drew a golf course that is fully integrated in the plant of Charles Franzman, with the next lines: The houses are built in the top of the mountains, with sight on the golf course, and the golf is in the valleys, protected by the winds. The result, a golf course with international category, which will be a point of compulsory meeting for the golfers and a verdant scenery for its residents.