LISBON is the capital of Portugal. Very conveniently located in Lisbon Coast, the actual 13 Golf Courses distinguish themselves due to their natural beauty and challenging but friendly design. There are nine 18-hole courses and four 9-hole courses. Most of these courses were designed by internationally renowned architects. There is a wide choice of courses of different styles and difficulty level of play. The climate is mild and temperate, allowing golf to be played all year round. The culture, history and the golden beaches of Estoril and Sintra coast are add-ons to the excitement of playing golf in this area.

Just 30 minutes south of Lisbon and nestled along Portugals Costa Azul, this modern resort includes an impressive 18-hole golf course, adding to the unique landscape.

Airport:
Portela (LIS) 36.0 km

Hotel Rooms: 93.

Boasting a tranquil atmosphere, Montado Hotel & Golf Resort features 93 luxurious guest rooms, each overlooking the golf course. Spend the day improving your golf skills, exploring the region or sunbathing on the terrace.

RESTAURANT
Restaurant All in One offers various regional and international dishes, with lunch being served between 12:30 and 15:00 and dinner from 19:00 to 22:00. Complement your meal with a cool drink from the ultra-modern bar.

ACTIVITIES
Sauna, Golf Course (within 3 km), Solarium, Spa & Wellness Centre, Massage, Jacuzzi, Turkish/Steam Bath, Outdoor Swimming Pool.

For your convenience, Hotel Montado provides free on-site parking as well as 24-hour reception.

Wi-fi is available in the entire hotel and costs EUR 5 per hour.

MONTADO GOLF COURSE

Montado golf course is set in a flat terrain and the landscape is dotted with oaks and intersected by rivulets and small lakes.Close to Setubal, in a region with great opportunities for tourism amongst which golf is surely a highlight, the Montado course is surrounded by famous muscatel vineyards that were planted here more than a century ago. It was designed by the Portuguese Duarte Sottomayor, who began his career working with the famous Robert Trent Jones.

The course unfolds beneath old oaks and younger olive trees, chestnut and pines, planted when the course was first built, whilst around it wind creeks and natural lakes.

Some holes are unforgettable. Hole number 5, a Par 4 with a dogleg to the left, demands a good drive and for which the second shot is played onto a wide green protected by water. Another hole of great scenic beauty is number 13, a Par 4 that provides a great view over Palmela Castle and an excellent opportunity for a birdie. On this course, the golfer is almost always offered two choices for playing the holes. The riskier option implies heavy penalties if the shot is not accurately hit.

Architect: Duarte Sottomayor
Par: 72 - 18 holes
Opened in: 1992 (remodeled by Jorge Santana da Silva and reopened in 2006)
Length: 6224 m.
Max. handicap: -28 for men / -36 for ladies
Golf Shop - Restaurant - Bar
Greens: Bentgrass Penn G2
Fairways: Bermuda
Tees: Lolium


RIBAGOLFE

Ribagolfe I is called Blue course and Ribagolfe II is Green course.
Ribagolfe I and II, located near Santo Estevao, are set within a forest of cork oak trees with the design making full use of the undulations of the site, providing many spectacular golf holes across valleys and lakes. Ribagolfe I has been created as a potential tournament venue and has already been described
as the Valderrama of Portugal.

RIBAGOLFE I.
Architect: Peter Townsend
Opening: 2004
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Length: 6707 m

Driving Range, Putting Green, Chipping area,
Clubs hire, Buggies, Trolleys,
Individual/group lessons - Bar

RIBAGOLFE II
Architect: Michael King
Opening: 2004
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Length: 6214 m

Driving Range, Putting Green, Chipping area,
Clubs hire, Buggies, Trolleys,
Individual/group lessons - Bar