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Your first stop for playing Portugal

Bringing Portugal’s greens to the true golf lover, anywhere, any time.

visitportugalgolf.com is the official source for golf courses and points of interest, all over the country. Finding and booking a round couldn’t be easier, leaving the challenge for your game.

Golf online, any time.

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- New to Portugal – the first online booking system of its kind;
- Experience some of the finest golf courses in Portugal;
- Benefit from exclusive prices and promotions;
- Book as many courses as you like at any time;
- Discover all the local attractions;
- Simple Search System, at the click of a button;
- Unrivalled golfing options and availability.

It’s easy. It’s fast. It’s your first stop for playing Portugal.

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Sintra / Visit the magical town of Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage site.	International golf / Enjoy the competition and friendships of an international golf week.	Academies in Lisboa / The first big challenge is to make sure your game benefits from the surrounding beauty and natural landscape. But there are plenty more to come.	Visit Faro / Forget the beach for a day and discover all that the Algarve’s capital has to offer. On its pedestrianised streets, the café terraces are perfect for ...
Visit Tavira / There is something of an Arabian charm to these roofs, whitewashed houses and palm trees reflected back off the river running through Tavira.	Playing golf in Madeira / Europe extends to include a small subtropical island paradise that has now become a leading golfing destination. Madeira is all this and much more.	Golfing challenges / Cliffs, lakes and bunkers will give you much food for thought on the most recent sites of the international PGA European Tour games.	Golfing strategies / It was in this Region that the visionary Sir Henry Cotton designed the first golf course in an old rice field - the Penina, today an international standard.