Casal da Carregueira,
Belas, Lisbon Region 2605-213
Office
+351 214 310 077Pro shop
+351 214 321 474Fax
+351 214 312 482Website
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Jose BaltazarThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland.
Designer:
Current course at this location designed by Frederick W. "Fred" Hawtree (1962). Initially opened as a nine-hole course, then 14-hole and finally extended to 18-holes in 1992.
38.797719
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12 km NW of Lisbon
There are several routes to Lisbon Sports Club, taking either the A5 and A9 from Lisbon (exit at Belas), or the IC19 from Sintra and Cascais. The key is to get on the N117 between Belas and Pero Pinheiro. From the town of Belas, the Club is approximately 2 km and will be on your left.
Lisbon Sports Club: A far from gentle opening par-3, is followed by a very tight water and tree-lined long par-4, and then another eye-of-a-needle downhill par-3. By the 4th hole you'll be getting used to the need for accuracy and thoughts of hitting big and long (and wayward) will be banished from mind.
In addition to this tough and usually tight test of golf, you'll also come to appreciate the very picturesque nature of the course and the lack of real estate, which is becoming so intrusive on many other Portuguese courses. The many elevated tees and greens add to the challenges, but are only to be expected, given the significantly undulating nature of the terrain here.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance. Maximum handicap: men 28; women 36.
Soft spikes only. Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
Limited
The history of the Lisbon Sports Club dates back to 1880, when British residents in the Lisbon area formed a Club for the purpose of practicing the sports of cricket, football and tennis. In 1890 golf was also added to the list of sporting pursuits of the L.S.C.
Portugal's 42nd best course (Golf World, 2022).
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Penha Longa; Beloura
Estoril; Oitavos; Quinta da Marinha; Belas; Lisbon Sports Club.
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Belas; Lisbon Sports Club; Estoril; Quinta da Marinha; Oitavos; Penha Longa; Beloura.
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