Course Information.

A winding and increasingly difficult course, divided into two quite distinct parts, with the hills of Sintra acting as a backdrop and making this one of the best courses in Portugal.

Spreading out amongst the hills, Belas Country Club provides an excellent view over the hills of Sintra with the Palâcio da Pena on top, and even as far as the headland of Cabo Espichel, on the southern bank of the River Tagus.

"the second hole, a par 5 called Augusta was built in homage to the 13th hole of the famous course"

Designed by the renowned golf architect William Rocky Roquemore, the course is set in the Carregueira hills and is divided into two quite distinct parts:
the first half crosses a naturally preserved landscape, whilst the second half runs by some houses that are part of the development and it has since been improved by the planting of one thousand trees.

There are two holes that are particularly notable for their beauty and their challenging qualities: the second hole, a par 5 called Augusta was built in homage to the 13th hole of the famous course; hole number 18, a memorable par 4 final hole, was christened the "Big Hole" because of the second shot that players must make some 180 metres from the green, which is well protected by a fearsome lake.