Oporto Golf Club
The oldest route in Portugal
Founded in 1890, the Porto Golf Club is one of the oldest courses in continental Europe and the pioneer of golf in Portugal. Originally, a group of British enthusiasts created a nine-hole links course, named St. Skeff Linksin tribute to their first president, Mr. Skeffington.
Port
- Number of holes: 18
- Architects: Mackenzie Ross and Frank Pennink
- Year: 1890
- Type: links
- PAR 71
- Slope 132
- Distance: 5692m
The course & its setting
In 1900, the club evolved with the construction of a new nine-hole course and a first clubhouse, formalizing its current name. In 1934, the complete 18-hole course was inaugurated, combining charm, technicality and tradition in an exceptional natural setting, a stone's throw from the beach.
Services & Location
Located in the north of Portugal, this course is distinguished by its light sea breeze, which refreshes players while representing a strategic challenge depending on its intensity. Its small technical greens, its traditional clubhouse and its authentic atmosphere make the club a reference for golf enthusiasts.
