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Morgado Golfe dos Alamos €100.00 / €70.00 €45.00 / €45.00 24 / 28


  DETAILS OF THE
GOLFE DOS ALAMOS GOLF COURSE:

Number of holes: 18, Par: 71
Length: 5641 meters
Buggies: Yes
Golf shoes: soft spikes (no trainers)
Dress code: Tailored shorts and collared shirts only
Compulsory: 1 set of clubs per player
 
Golfe dos Alamos is characterised by two large lakes and with great views of the Monchique mountain range to the north of the course.

A little easier than Morgado do Reguengo, Golfe dos Alamos is arguably situated on a more picturesque piece of land with stunning views of the countryside and mountains to the north. The course is set beside its sister course (Morgado do Reguengo) in beautiful unspoilt rolling countryside.

Golfe dos Alamos provides a delightful variety of holes. It has some tightly undulating fairways and greens with testing slopes. Whilst the course is not as long as Morgado do Reguengo, and has half the number of bunkers. Do not be deceived because it has been cleverly protected with trees coming into play even before you get to the greens! With a varied landscape, the course runs next to two large lakes, through wide valleys.

The Clubhouse, with its sober architecture and spacious social areas, has a perfect location and a wonderful view over Golfe do Morgado, particularly from the south terrace which looks out over the entire driving range and twelve of the eighteen holes. Visitors can also enjoy the excellent bar and restaurant which includes a Grill. As well as changing facilities and a reception/reservation area, players will appreciate the Pro-shop where they can purchase golf and other accessories.

Golfe dos Alamos is the second of two championship courses nestling in the Morgado do Reguengo private estate on the slopes of the Monchique hills. The terrain is unique in the Algarve, set among rolling parkland with wonderful views inland to the hills. Lying to the north of Portimão, the courses are set in a large 980 hectare estate through undulating small valleys.














































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