27 holes

Penha Longa Golf

Sintra · Portugal

Penha Longa has 27 holes designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.: the 18-hole Atlantic Championship, opened in 1992, and the 9-hole Monastery, opened in 1995.

The courses

CourseHolesParLengthDesignerOpenedType
The Atlantic Championship18Robert Trent Jones Jr.1992
The Monastery Course9Robert Trent Jones Jr.1995

Blank cells: the club does not state it on its website.

Practice and lessons

  • Driving range
  • Putting green
  • Golf tuition

Clubhouse

  • Golf shop

Tournaments

  • Portuguese Open

Good to know

  • Online tee-time reservations are accepted at the Atlantic Championship Course
  • Equipment rental is offered
  • Spikes are permitted
  • Membership includes reserved tee times and private dressing rooms with sauna and jacuzzi

Golfer’s facilities

  • PracticeDriving range, Putting green
  • On the courseBuggies, Trolleys, Club hire
  • After the roundSpa, Gym, Pool

From the club’s own website.

How to get on

Tee times can be reserved online or by phone.

Lessons

  • Private lessons
  • Group clinics

Short on time

  • Monastery Course, a 9-hole layout opened in 1995

The 19th hole

  • Clubhouse restaurant · Restaurant at the Atlantic Championship clubhouse.

Who has played here

  • 1994Phillip Price won the 1994 Portuguese Open at Penha Longa.
  • 1995Adam Hunter won the 1995 Portuguese Open at Penha Longa.
  • 2010Thomas Bjørn won the 2010 Portuguese Open at Penha Longa.

Champions and records at every course →

Sources: official tour, championship and club records

When to play

At Lisboa / Instituto Geofísico: calmer months are September, October, November (average wind 11.7–12.1 km/h). Windier months are June, July, August (13.7–13.9 km/h).

Weather and wind by month in Lisbon & the Silver Coast →

Sources: the club’s own website, checked 2026-11-13

Around the course

Hotels nearby, and restaurants and bars from the ULTIMATE Lisbon guide, by straight-line distance.

Stay

For the non-golfer

While the round goes on: spas, beaches, shops and culture from the ULTIMATE Lisbon guide, by straight-line distance.

Shopping

Culture