Located on the famous Estoril Coast, 25 kilometers from Lisbon, the Quinta da Marinha course was designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones and is set in a private estate of 110 hectares, wooded with pine trees. The architect has worked on the flat terrain, laying out the course over 5870 metres for a Par 71.
The most spectacular hole on this course is hole number 3, a Par 4 of 334 metres sloping down towards the sea. Once on the green, the golfer has the Atlantic Ocean as background. The whole of Quinta da Marinha's course is surrounded by beautiful panoramic views. The following hole (a Par 3) requires a very precise shot for the ball to cross a cliff and reach a wide but not very deep green.
For most of the course, however, the fairways face inland with the beautiful outline of the Sintra mountain range forming their background. Many bunkers and a number of lakes make the player's task even more difficult. Hole number 10, for instance, has a green entirely surrounded by water.
Monika Franck
2025-03-10
We enjoyed our holiday there
One problem was the heating in the floor ground
While the weather was rainy and cold, we needed warm rooms,was but the air conditioning heated especially the kitchen area
The bathrooms were a little bit cold
Monika Franck
2025-02-24
We enjoyed to play this course by nice and sunny weather twice on weekend
But it was too full we had to wait on every hole
At some holesthe course was not in a good condition
Samantha Harding
2024-10-19
Very warm welcome by the starter and lots of information but the course in general felt a little untidy and lacking maintenance. Not sure it's worth the green fee charged
Ronald Van De Hoef
2024-10-18
The course was too wet for buggies so we had to walk, but that was ok there. No slow play, compared toetje other courses, although also fully booked.
Coursefacilities are strange located. The clubhouse was about 500 meters of the drivingrange and was already closed at 18h.
Branko Krmpotic
2024-10-14
Well maintained greens, tee boxes and fairways. Not the best layout as golfers need to cross active fairways to get from the green to the next tee box. Some great views of the Ocean. A few forced carries (one with a blind shot to the pin on a par 3) – this can get really tricky when the wind picks up. Buy the map or the app.
Paul Stevens
2024-10-13
no buggies - not even electric so a hard slog - the course should buy more buggies as the players would be willing to pay so they would soon be makng a profit.
Michael Rice
2024-10-09
visited about 6 times over the years and this was the worst year. Generally scruffy, bunkers in bad shape, tees bad. Also building works going on around the 6th not marked out as drop areas.
Richard
2024-09-26
We would have scored this higher - it is a very good course - but it was far too busy with queues from the 1st to the 10th tees and lots of crossing fairways at the start. Despite the wait, we were always being hurried by the staff to keep moving, with no way to make progress.
Ilse Fischer
2024-09-25
a bit disappointing, not well mentained. club house is very hard to find.
Marie Hurdsfield
2024-09-24
Fairways a bit unkempt, nice greens, good clubhouse and service
Mike Sandle
2024-07-24
Nice but still a bit scruffy
Martin Fishman
2024-06-05
Voucher immediately accepted
New club house/pro- shop - course now playing in a different order - not a problem
Got me off earlier than my tee time, which was good
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