Penina Championship, Golf course Portugal

Architect:  Sir Henry Cotton

Par:  73 - 18 holes

Opened in:  1966 (totally refurbished 1995)

Lengths:  White 6273m / Yellow 5827m / Red 5140m

Max. handicap:  -28 for men / -36 for ladies

Driving Range & Practice Circuit - Golf Shop -  Swimming Pool - Solarium - Tennis Courts -  Snooker - Horse riding -  Sailing - Restaurants - Bars

Address:
Penina Golf Course
P.O. Box 146 - Penina
8501-952 Portimão, Algarve 
Portugal

Tel: +351 282 420 223

Penina - host of the "Portugal Open"

The Penina Golf Course is a fairly flat parkland type course with almost four hundred thousand trees, plenty of water and many bunkers, wide greens and a vast tee area - making this a real championship golf course.

The Penina Golf Course has hosted the "Portugal Open" 10 times, five of those have been since 1998.

The Penina (now known as the Sir Henry Cotton Championship Course) was the first resort golf course to be built in Portugal. Unquestionably where golf started in this southern corner of the Iberian Peninsula.