Description:
Praia D'El Rey opened on the Silver Coast in June 1997, designed by American architect Cabell B. Robinson on a site he himself said gave him, ready-made, the landscape architects usually have to invent. An hour northwest of Lisbon, near the medieval walls of Óbidos, the course sits within a resort built around pine forest and open dune land running down to the Atlantic.
The front nine winds inland through the pines before the back nine turns hard for the coast. Holes 10 and 11 build the anticipation, the tough uphill 11th offering no bail-out either side of the green, before the course delivers its reward: four consecutive holes, 12 through 15, played out among the dunes with the Atlantic and the Berlengas Islands in view throughout. Golf World called it ''wild and wonderful'', and eighty-seven bunkers make sure the wildness is felt as much as seen. Guest feedback over the past two years is unusually consistent on one point: the greens and fairways are kept in excellent shape.
Facilities include a driving range, golf academy, resident professionals and a clubhouse restaurant. Pair it with neighbouring West Cliffs for one of the strongest two-course stops on Portugal's Silver Coast, and book both through Tee Times for the best combined rate.
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Details
18
73
6112 m / 6723 yd
5666 m / 6233 yd
4783 m / 5261 yd
Rye Grass
Penn Cross
Penn Eagle
Gents < 28 | Ladies < 36
Facilities
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Cabell B. Robinson
Béltico - Empreendimentos Turísticos, S.A.
Francisco Cadete
Mark Peddar, Malcolm Young
Pedro Rebelo
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Everyday from 7:45am to 8:00pm
Everyday from 7:45am to 8:00pm
Yes
Yes
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With Restaurant and Snack bar
GPS optional
Manual and Electric
Callaway/TaylorMade|Dynacraft
Resident professionals
Yes
Up to 18 years old
Added Value: For each round of 18 holes, 9 extra can be booked on the day (subject to availability)
Directions:
Drive out of Lisbon on the A8 (IC1) in the direction of Caldas da Rainha and leave the motorway at the Peniche Exit and head west towards Peniche on the EN 114. At Serra D'El Rey turn right and follow direction signs to the course.
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