from€4083 Nights BB & 2 Golf Rounds
from€4083 Nights BB & 2 Golf Rounds
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1 round at Vilamoura Pinhal Golf Course
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Vilamoura Laguna Golf Course
Vilamoura Millennium Golf Course
from€7684 Nights BB & 2 Golf Rounds at Quinta do Lago
from€7684 Nights BB & 2 Golf Rounds at Quinta do Lago
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1 round at Quinta do Lago Laranjal Golf Course
1 round at Quinta do Lago South Course
from€9717 Nights BB & 5 Golf Rounds
from€9717 Nights BB & 5 Golf Rounds
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1 round at Vilamoura Millennium Golf Course
1 round at Vilamoura Laguna Golf Course
1 round at Vilamoura Pinhal Golf Course
2 rounds at Vilamoura Old Course Golf Course
from€8265 Nights Accommodation BB & 4 Golf Rounds
from€8265 Nights Accommodation BB & 4 Golf Rounds
Bed and Breakfast
Prices per person, based 2 people sharing a Double/Twin Room
1 round at Vilamoura Millennium Golf Course
1 round at Vilamoura Laguna Golf Course
1 round at Vilamoura Pinhal Golf Course
1 round at Vilamoura Old Course Golf Course
Book Hyatt Regency Vilamoura Algarve on a Bed and Breakfast basis, and play Vale do Lobo Ocean and Royal golf courses. Free transfers (20 min away) to/from golf courses are included. A great deal for an amazing golf break
*Transfers - Free golf transfers (min 4 pax)
*Groups Special 8 Pax - 1 free in 8 for stays from 15 Nov to Feb & June
*Price - In case your dates include more than one season, final price may have to be adjusted.
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Vale do Lobo's Ocean Course carries the pedigree of few others in the Algarve: it was shaped by Sir Henry Cotton, a three-time Open Champion and the first professional golfer ever knighted for his service to the game. Two of his original nine-hole layouts, opened in 1968 and 1972, were finally combined into today's eighteen in 1995, completing a vision he never got to see finished.
The course builds gradually, its fairways undulating past a protected nature reserve before easing down toward the Atlantic. Everything sharpens on the closing stretch. The 11th and 14th, both testing par 4s, deliver some of the finest views in the region, and the par-3 15th plays right along the beach, close enough to hear the sea over your backswing. It is a round that rewards shot-shaping over brute force, exactly the kind of test Cotton favoured, and one that guests consistently rate among their Algarve favourites.
Facilities include a full driving range, a resident academy, and a clubhouse restaurant well placed for a post-round drink with a view. The Ocean Course sits alongside its sister course, the Royal, giving golfers a natural two-round pairing without leaving the resort. For anyone chasing that classic Algarve postcard, holes along the water, sea breeze in play, Cotton's design still delivers it. (...)
Golf at Vale do Lobo began in 1965, when Sir Henry Cotton was brought in to lay out the resort's first course, part of Trusthouse Forte and Costain's plan to build Portugal's first purpose-designed luxury resort. Two nine-hole loops opened in 1968 and 1972, and eventually became today's Ocean course. The Royal course as it stands opened in 1997, American architect Rocky Roquemore's reworking of Cotton's original drawings.
It's a par-72 layout of around 6,059 metres, rolling through pines and lakes, with some steep climbs on the back nine and a couple of doglegs. Water shows up on both nines, mostly visible from the tee. The 9th plays to a green that's almost an island. But the signature hole is the 16th, inherited from Cotton's original 1968 routing: a par-3 played along the coastal cliffs, often named among the most photographed holes in Europe.
The buggy is recommended here, and the resort backs it up with a driving range, an academy staffed by resident professionals, a clubhouse restaurant and snack bar, locker room and pro shop. Book a round on the course that gave the Algarve its most famous photograph, and pair it with its sibling, the Ocean course, next door. (...)