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Choose 3 Rounds From:
Praia Del Rey Golf Course
West Cliffs Golf Links
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Choose 5 Rounds From:
Praia Del Rey Golf Course
West Cliffs Golf Links
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1 round at West Cliffs Golf Links
1 round at Royal Obidos Golf Course
1 round at Bom Sucesso Golf Guardian
1 round at Dolce Campo Real Golf Course
1 round at Praia Del Rey Golf Course
from€5293 Nights BB & 2 Golf Rounds
from€5293 Nights BB & 2 Golf Rounds
Bed and Breakfast
Prices per person, based 2 people sharing a Double/Twin Room
Choose 2 Rounds From:
Praia Del Rey Golf Course
West Cliffs Golf Links
Book Praia Del Rey Marriott Golf & Beach Resort, that enhance every aspect of the chic coastal charmer with its renewed spaces, beachfront location, Ocean views, and World-class links golf course and enjoy an amazing selection of golf courses in Óbidos
*Golf Notes - Extra 9 holes per day Free of Charge upon availability
*Accommodation Notes - Single accommodation available with supplement
*Price - In case your dates include more than one season, final price may have to be adjusted.
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Praia D'El Rey opened on the Silver Coast in June 1997, designed by American architect Cabell B. Robinson on a site he himself said gave him, ready-made, the landscape architects usually have to invent. An hour northwest of Lisbon, near the medieval walls of Óbidos, the course sits within a resort built around pine forest and open dune land running down to the Atlantic.
The front nine winds inland through the pines before the back nine turns hard for the coast. Holes 10 and 11 build the anticipation, the tough uphill 11th offering no bail-out either side of the green, before the course delivers its reward: four consecutive holes, 12 through 15, played out among the dunes with the Atlantic and the Berlengas Islands in view throughout. Golf World called it ''wild and wonderful'', and eighty-seven bunkers make sure the wildness is felt as much as seen. Guest feedback over the past two years is unusually consistent on one point: the greens and fairways are kept in excellent shape.
Facilities include a driving range, golf academy, resident professionals and a clubhouse restaurant. Pair it with neighbouring West Cliffs for one of the strongest two-course stops on Portugal's Silver Coast, and book both through Tee Times for the best combined rate. (...)
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. (...)
On the edge of the Óbidos Lagoon, Bom Sucesso is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Donald Steel, opened in 2008. Steel, a former president of the British Association of Golf Course Architects and a key figure behind changes to the Eden course at St Andrews, set out to reproduce the character of classic, traditional layouts here rather than chase novelty.
The course splits cleanly in two. The front nine plays across level ground, while the back nine climbs into genuinely uneven terrain, with the par-5 17th the standout hole: played from the highest point on the course, dropping downhill across dramatic ridges to a green with the lagoon as its backdrop. The par-5 2nd and the water-crossing par-4 18th add further teeth to a course that rewards patience and course management over raw length.
Conditioning here has been inconsistent in the past, particularly on fairways and tee boxes after heavy rain or dry summers, but recent play has shown real improvement, with the course maturing well. Set against Royal Óbidos and West Cliffs nearby, it's the better-value option of the three without giving up much on layout or views. If you want a genuine Donald Steel design and don't need the polish of a five-star price tag, book Bom Sucesso as part of your Óbidos golf trip. (...)
Above the lagoon at Óbidos, on Portugal's Silver Coast, Royal Óbidos was one of the last courses Seve Ballesteros ever designed, completed in 2012 after his death the year before. It's since become one of the region's genuine championship tests, hosting the Open de Portugal, one of the oldest events on the European tour, since 2020.
Water is the defining feature here. It comes into play on the majority of holes, working through an interconnected system of lakes and streams rather than sitting as an afterthought. The par-3 3rd, with its island green, is the signature hole and among the most photographed in Portugal, while the 6th plays a short, deceptively tricky carry across the lagoon that swallows more balls than its length suggests it should. The back nine opens out toward the Atlantic, with genuine elevation change between the 1st green and 2nd tee, so bring a buggy if you want to enjoy the climb rather than survive it.
Conditioning here is generally excellent, though heavy winter rain can soften the fairways, so check ahead if you're visiting in the wetter months. The clubhouse, Golf Academy and Legend Restaurant round out a proper resort experience. If you only play one Seve Ballesteros course on the Silver Coast, book this one: it's the toughest test in the area, and it plays exactly the way he wanted it to. (...)
West Cliffs opened in June 2017, designed by Cynthia Dye McGarey, niece of the legendary Pete Dye, as the sister course to neighbouring Praia D'El Rey on Portugal's Silver Coast. Laid out across 200 hectares of dune land an hour north of Lisbon, it was named World's Best New Course the year it opened, and the reputation has held.
The Atlantic is visible from every hole, alongside views of the Berlengas Islands and Óbidos Lagoon. The terrain is genuinely hilly, so a buggy is more sensible than optional. Highlights include a Redan-style par-3 5th and a blind, cross-hazard par-5 7th that demands a bold second shot over hidden trouble, building to a strong closing par-4 18th. Even the tee markers are distinctive here: five numbered options, from 47 up to 63, rather than the usual colours.
Facilities include a driving range, resident professionals, a glass-walled clubhouse restaurant with ocean views, and a locker room. Guest feedback consistently ranks this among the best courses on the Silver Coast. Pair it with Praia D'El Rey next door for one of Portugal's strongest two-course stops, and book both through Tee Times. (...)