It's been 3 weeks since I live in Lisbon and I was really craving to play some golf. After…read moresearching and sending some mails I quickly learned this was going to be quite an expensive day UNTIL they told me about the Twilight Greenfee. 47,5 euro for 18 holes didn't sound too bad so off we went. From Lisbon city it's easy to get to by train (Cais do Sodre - Cascais) and then just take a taxi to the course. It only costed me like 6-10 euro's. The service is great, the taxi dropped me off at the driving range (wich is still a 15 minute walk from the first tee). The Driving range is expensive. You pay 5 euros for 50 balls. But when you're done you can ask for a transfer. They come and pick you up and just drop you of on the first tee. The bar on top of the clubhouse is super expensive! I paid 4,50 for a Fanta! The course itself was very nice, the greens were quite hard, it might be my game but I couldn't get a lot of spin on them. The Twilight greenfee is good when the sun is up for a normal amount of time but I think the further the off season goes the less likely you are to get 18 in.

We had 12:30pm tee time. Arrived at 11:20am to find out that driving range and cafe was closed. No…read moreplace to get any food so we had to drive somewhere else to buy drinks and food before the round. Restrooms were impossible to find at the course. They charge 5 euros to buy bag of tees. Overrated course in my opinion. Save your money and go somewhere else.

The photos do not do justice to this breathtaking course. Although windy on some holes, the views…read moreare worth it. Interesting, challenging and fun holes. Very fair tees for women. Very walkable course. Two of us walked and finished in 3.5 hours. Absolutely a must play if you visit this part of Portugal.

Had a great stay at Praia Del Rey in July 2018. Ocean view rooms are nice, friendly staff. Great…read morefood onsite and plenty of places to adventure around the resort. The beach is beautiful, as is the resort pool. All around an outstanding vacation. Make sure to visit Obidos and the medieval castle!

A great golf course a hour North of Lisboa. The course is new (opened 2017) and designed by Cynthia…read moreDye. At the moment, the course is semi-private. The public can schedule tee time on-line but there is an option to purchase membership. Perhaps the owners will eventually limit public tee times as the course increases in popularity. The course is great and I foresee if becoming one of the top golf destinations in Europe. At the moment, there are no standing structures on the course to spoil your views of the ocean and surroundings (except for club house and lavatories hidden on the course). The developer is planning to build a community around the course, so I'm not sure of the impact to views. Lisboa marked the end of two weeks golfing in Sotogrande and Algarve. Since I would be in Lisboa I made arrangements to stay near West Cliffs and booked a tee time. Though only a hour from Lisboa, I would recommend making accommodations near the course. It is possible to drive from/to Lisboa to play West Cliffs but it can be exhausting (portion of the drive is on rural roads). The facilities are new and simple but the course made the trip worth the drive. Service is professional but basic. Players have an option of walking, buggy, or board. Most of the players walk which can slow down your round if you are not walking. For most of the holes you have a view of the ocean but I'm afraid once construction of homes pick up the course will loose some of its charm. Cynthia Dye did an amazing job designing each hole. Most of the holes requires a player to account for wind. Overall, a great course to play for single as well as mid handicappers. Of my two weeks playing golf in Southern Iberia, this is one of my favorite courses. It reminds me a lot of Cabot Links. Pros: Stunning views of ocean and landscape Great holes Not a lot of players Cons: Long walk between some greens and tee box Long round if behind slow players Access from highway not easy