Oceanico Laguna
Something a little different...
"Laguna has a links style feel about it with, as you may expect,
water is the main hazard to avoid."
Course Information.
Laid out over low-lying coastal terrain, this course, with its many
water hazards and few trees, is considerably different from the other
ones at the resort and many of its holes convey a links atmosphere.
U.S. golf architect Joseph Lee designed this course which was opened
in 1990 and many previous visitors will recognise it as part of the
former 27-hole Vilamoura III course. It has been subject to continual
improvements over the years.
Measuring 6,111 metres from the white tees, the par-72 course includes
several lakes which influence play on a total of 11 holes. In addition
to acting as hazards and emergency water reservoirs, these lakes serve
a useful purpose in attracting a variety of aquatic birds, both resident
and migratory, as well as amphibians, otters, terrapins etc.
"Measuring 6,111 metres from the white tees, the par-72 course
includes several lakes which influence play on a total of 11 holes "
Apart from the lakes and an impressive total of 79 bunkers, another
hazard is the wind that frequently blows over this somewhat exposed
location. Laguna shares a large, welcoming clubhouse with the neighbouring
Millennium Course