» Arrival at Pearl Hotel
» Welcome Cocktail
9th November, Monday
» 1st Round @ Comporta Dunas
10th November, Tuesday
» 2nd Round @ Montado
11th November, Wednesday
» Extra Round @ PGA Aroeira 1
12th November, Thursday
» 3rd Round @ Quinta do Peru
13th November, Friday
» 4th Round @ Comporta Torre
» Prize Giving dinner
14th November, Saturday
» Departure
Golfer in Shared Room 5 rounds: 1350 €
Golfer in Single Room 4 rounds: 1650 €
Golfer in Shared Room 4 rounds: 1300 €
Non Golfer in Shared Room – 590 € (includes welcome cocktail, welcome gifts and prize giving diner)
Package includes:
- 6 Nights B&B at Pearl Hotel
- 5 Rounds of Golf
- Welcome Cocktail
- Welcome gifts
- Daily lunch bag
- Prize Giving Dinner
Small Car – 110 € (55€ shared)
Large Car – 180 € (90€ shared)
Car rental is upon request and price valid only for pick-up and return at Lisbon airport.
Comporta Golf Trophy 2026
From November 8th to 14th, immerse yourself in an elite golfing journey across Portugal’s most breathtaking landscapes. This exclusive event invites just 56 players to challenge their game on world-class fairways, including the legendary Dunas Course and the highly anticipated, Sergio García-designed Torre Course. Beyond the competitive edge of four tournament rounds, you’ll indulge in the authentic charm of the Comporta lifestyle—from sun-drenched lunches and refined hospitality to a sophisticated Gala Dinner. It is more than a trophy; it is a week of pure coastal elegance, strategic play, and unforgettable camaraderie on the finest greens Europe has to offer.
Competition Rules
All rounds will be played in stroke play, with limited strokes to 10.
Classification Categories
General Gross Men and Women
General Net Men Category A – handicap up to 16
General Net Men Category B – handicap 16.1 to 36.0
General Net Women Category A – handicap up to 16
General Net Women Category B – handicap 16.1 to 36.0
Maximum hcp limit per course: 36 for men and 36 for women
There are no accumulated prizes, Gross will always have priority over Net. In case of a raffle, all players participate.
Money Pot
In each competition round there will be a “money pot” on the first Par 3, only accessible to those who register before starting to play each round. Birdies split the pot, Hole in One takes it all.
Golf Competition
Dunas Terras da Comporta Golf Course Tróia, Lisbon
Dunas Terras da Comporta was designed by Scottish architect David McLay Kidd, the man behind Bandon Dunes, and marks his first course in mainland Europe. It opened in 2023 within the Terras da Comporta estate on the edge of the Sado Estuary Nature Reserve, an hour south of Lisbon, laid across 84 hectares of natural sandy dune land.
The par-71 links routes fescue fairways through the dune contours rather than over them, with wasteland-style bunkering and native vegetation standing in for trees. Greens run large, fast and genuinely undulating, and six sets of tees on every hole mean the course flexes from a relaxed round to a serious test. Since opening, it has been named World's Best Golf Course at the 2024 World Golf Awards and Europe's Best Golf Course in 2025, and currently ranks inside Continental Europe's Top 10 and number one in Portugal.
Facilities include a driving range, golf academy, clubhouse restaurant and pro shop, with a buggy included in every green fee. Pair it with sister course Torre Terras da Comporta for arguably the strongest two-round stop in the country, and book both through Tee Times. (...)
Golfe do Montado Setubal, Lisbon
Montado opened in 1992, designed by Portuguese architect Duarte Sottomayor, then fully redesigned in 2005 by Jorge Santana da Silva before reopening the following year. It sits among muscatel vineyards more than a century old, part of the historic Palmela and Setúbal wine country, about an hour south of Lisbon.
The course is flat and easy to walk, laid out beneath cork oak, olive, chestnut and pine, with creeks and small lakes threading through play. The par-4 13th is the course's quiet showpiece, offering a clear view of Palmela Castle and a genuine chance at a birdie. The round closes with its best-known hole, a par-3 18th played to a green set on its own island. Recent visitors report the course in the best condition they can remember.
Facilities include a driving range, resident golf professionals, and a clubhouse restaurant and snack bar. Montado offers a quieter, better-value alternative to the busier Algarve courses. Book it through Tee Times for an unhurried round without the queues. (...)
PGA Aroeira No.1 (Pines Classic Golf Course) Aroeira, Lisbon
Thirty minutes south of Lisbon, deep in a protected pine forest, PGA Aroeira No.1 was designed by Frank Pennink, the architect behind Vilamoura's Old Course, and opened in 1973. Visiting players nicknamed it the Wentworth of Lisbon, and it's gone on to host the Portuguese Open twice, a run of Ladies European Tour events, and the European Men's Club Trophy in 2013.
Tall avenues of pine frame every hole, with Robert Trent Jones Sr. later reworking the signature 11th. The course demands accuracy over power, rewarding precise placement off the tee to open up approaches into well-guarded, undulating greens. Recent storms hit the region hard, uprooting trees and damaging fairways, but the refurbishment since has been substantial: fairways have been completely rebuilt, bunkers reworked, and greens are back running true and disease-free. It's a course genuinely worth booking now, as it comes back into its best form.
One thing to know before you go: the driving range sits at the neighbouring No.2 course, a short shuttle away, and buggies are worth booking ahead, since larger groups can leave them in short supply. Book both nines together if your trip allows it, since No.1 and No.2 sit side by side and make for a genuinely varied two-round stay. For golfers who want a proper piece of Portuguese tournament history, this is the round to build a Lisbon trip around. (...)
Quinta do Perú Golf Club Sesimbra, Lisbon
Quinta do Perú was designed by American architect Rocky Roquemore and opened in 1994 as the first golf course built in the Azeitão region, thirty minutes south of Lisbon, set against the Serra da Arrábida. It has hosted a Challenge Tour event and the Portuguese National Amateur Championship, and once ranked as high as 57th in Europe.
The parkland course winds through mature pines and cork oaks, threaded with wildflowers and laced with water throughout. The short 8th is guarded by a lake in front of the green, the par-four 12th runs alongside water all the way to the putting surface, and the sternest test comes at the 16th, a par three of more than 200 metres played entirely over a lake. Fast, true greens are the course's calling card, and guest feedback consistently backs that up.
Facilities include one of the best practice grounds in Portugal, a golf academy, resident professionals and a clubhouse restaurant with views back to the Arrábida hills. Pair it with PGA Aroeira nearby for a strong two-course stop south of the river, and book through Tee Times. (...)
Torre Terras da Comporta Golf Course Tróia, Lisbon
Torre is Sergio García's first full solo design, set in a 365-hectare pine forest near Comporta, an hour south of Lisbon on the edge of the Sado Estuary. Opened in 2025, the par-72 course runs to 6,575 metres from the back tees, and García built it with Valderrama, his favourite course, firmly in mind.
The layout rewards precision over power. Fairways are tight but not overly narrow, greens are small and demanding, and large, naturally shaped sandy waste bunkers frame the holes rather than boxing them in. Compared to its sister course Dunas just up the road, Torre plays more as a second-shot test, asking golfers to think their way to the green rather than simply reach it. The pine forest setting and gentle Atlantic breeze add a further layer of decision-making to every approach.
Worth knowing before you book: Torre is still completing its build-out, with the clubhouse, driving range and putting green not yet finished. What's already in the ground is playing in genuinely strong condition, fast, well-maintained greens included, so this is a course worth getting to now, while it's quiet and still finding its final form. For golfers who want to say they played a Sergio García design early, and don't mind roughing it slightly on the facilities side, Torre is the one to book. (...)
