Dunas Terras da Comporta

Stephen Hawkes 2025-06-25
Dunas Terras da Comporta is not just a round of golf, it's a golf experience. When you drive up to the entrance, you are greeted by a friendly member of staff who checks your tee time. Then it's a lovely drive through the trees with the odd view of some of the amazing holes. On arriving at the car park, you are greeted by another member of staff in your buggy. A quick drive to the temporary clubhouse that could grace many of the courses I've played. The practice facilities are just in front of the clubhouse and are second to none. Registration is in the small pro shop. Again, the staff were extremely friendly. The course was fantastic. Every hole is very different. My favorite was the 13th, a downhill par 4 with an amazing view. This is a course you must play if you are going to Portugal for golf.

Rudolf Schaarschmidt 2024-12-26
top service, top golf courses, a little bit incomprehensible why the 57-tee boxes were mostly sticked at the 50 tees...

Declan Cahill 2024-11-11
Beautiful Golf course

Philippe Pineau 2024-11-10
Simply a fantastic course; No wonder it gets top rankings and awards, Philippe Pineau

Scott Couper 2024-11-09
Excellent. Best in Portugal, bar none.

Steve Grant 2024-11-09
Fantastic news course, stunning location and a brilliant layout. Extremely impressive

Jim Gillis 2024-11-09
Outstanding golf course. Excellent service from the staff. Very deserving of the positive hype they are getting from mainstream and social media. I had organized a group of 24 and all were of the same opinion, that its the best golfing experience and course they had played in Portugal.

Paul Anderson 2024-11-07
A fabulous course setting and layout! Every hole has wonderful definition with lush green fairways meandering through the dunes and lined by mature pine trees. The trees are not really in play as they are far enough back from the fairways and greens so the main challenge is from the desert wasteland and numerous bunkers strategically located on every hole so accuracy and knowing the distances of your tee shots are key to avoid the penalty areas. The greens are very large so hitting them from the fairway wasn't too difficult - getting close to the pins and avoiding 3 putts was the tricky part. Dunas da Comporta did not play like a links course but this may be because the turf is still very new and not fully bedded in. Sadly, we didn't have time to enjoy the clubhouse facilities or driving range but, from the little we saw, they looked first class and the (young) staff were very welcoming, polite and friendly. While the green fees at Dunas da Comporta are not cheap - in fact the most we have ever paid to play anywhere in Portugal, Spain, the US or the UK - this is a special golf course and worth playing once if you're in the Lisbon area or even driving up from the Algarve. Enjoy!