The Federação Portuguesa de Golfe is celebrating a remarkable milestone this year: 75 years of promoting golf in Portugal. In celebration of this anniversary, the federation has an exciting lineup of events and competitions scheduled throughout the season.
Two traditional tournaments are about to dazzle enthusiasts in the coming weeks, highlighting the rich history and vibrant presence of golf in Portugal. These are the 94th Portuguese International Ladies Amateur Championship (January 24-27) and the 94th Portuguese International Amateur Championship (February 7-10).
The historic championships, key in the federation’s calendar, will be held on the Penina Hotel & Golf Resort’s iconic course, Sir Henry Cotton Championship Course. This field, designed by the legendary Sir Henry Cotton, is a jewel of golf in Portugal. Located in the heart of the Algarve, the region famous for its captivating landscapes and warm climate, Sir Henry Cotton Championship Course offers a unique experience.
Penina: golf in Portugal’s jewel
With meticulously designed fairways and challenging greens, this course is the perfect choice for hosting prestigious events. The fusion of tactical challenges and natural beauty makes Penina a dream destination for golfers of all levels. The tournament on this course will celebrate golfing skills and the tradition and elegance that characterise golf in Portugal.
Beyond the competition, those who seek Portugal golf breaks and visit Penina Hotel & Golf Resort can immerse themselves in an unforgettable vacation. With luxury accommodation options, world-class facilities and a location that combines historic charm with modern serenity, this resort offers a perfect escape for golf lovers and those seeking exceptional travel experiences in Portugal.
As we celebrate 75 years of the Federação Portuguesa de Golfe, we invite you to join us in exploring Portugal’s unique golf courses and traditions. Come and experience the fusion of golfing challenges and natural beauty that make Portugal a dream destination for golf enthusiasts worldwide. Long live golf in Portugal!
