Description:
Montebelo sits ten minutes from Viseu, framed by the Serra da Estrela and Serra do Caramulo mountains, and was the first golf course built in the Beiras region. The original 18 holes opened in September 1997, designed by Mark Stilwell and Malcolm Kenyon, with a third nine added in June 2007 to bring the course to a full 27 holes across three loops: Caramulo, Estrela and Buçaco.
The terrain does the talking here. Fairways run through pine and oak, dotted with gorse and heather, with doglegs a constant feature and genuine elevation change throughout. The par-3 12th on the Estrela nine is known as the soul of the course: a long downhill shot to a green guarded by a bunker on the left and a lake behind, set against some of the most striking scenery on the property. The closing holes on each loop deliver proper mountain views, over valleys, streams and well-protected greens.
Facilities include a driving range, pitch and putt, practice bunker, pro shop and clubhouse restaurant, plus a golf academy for lessons. The clubhouse itself is functional rather than polished, but the golf is the real draw. For anyone exploring inland Portugal beyond the coast, Montebelo offers a proper mountain test with three nines to mix and match, and rarely feels crowded.
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Details
27
72
Caramulo 6317 m / 6949 yd - Estrela 5718 m / 6290 yd - Buçaco 5134 m / 5647 yd
Caramulo 5924 m / 6516 yd - Estrela 5476 m / 6024 yd - Buçaco 4830 m / 5313 yd
Caramulo 5933 m / 6526 yd - Estrela 5356 m / 5892 yd - Buçaco 4740 m / 5214 yd
Festucas/ Agrotis
Agrotis Providence
Festucas/ Agrotis
Gents < 28 | Ladies < 36
Facilities
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Mark Stilwell / Malcolm Kenyon
Empreendimentos Turísticos Montebelo, S.A
Bruno Melo
João Couto / Rui Basílio
Luís Lomelino de Freitas
Information
Everyday from 7:45am to 8:00pm
Everyday from 7:45am to 8:00pm
Yes
Yes
No
With Restaurant and Snack bar
Without GPS
Manual
Full Set
Resident professionals
Yes
Up to 16 years old
Directions:
Coming from Lisbon, take the IP 3 to Viseu, and at km 111 turn off at the São Miguel do Outeiro-Sabugosa-Parada de Gonta exit. The course, which is about 5.5 km away, is signposted from here. Coming from Porto, take the IP 5 to Viseu, and at km 75, turn off at the Tondela-Caramulo exit. The course is signposted from here and is about 10.5 km away.
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