About this course:

Oporto Golf Club, founded in 1890 in Porto, is one of continental Europe's oldest clubs. Originally a 9-hole links course with par 43, it expanded to 18 holes in 1934. Now par 71, it features classic links characteristics. Designers like Mackenzie Ross and Frank Pennink influenced its development. Facilities include a driving range, clubhouse, and a 6-hole Pitch and Putt by Jorge Santana da Silva. The club hosts tournaments such as PGA Portugal, Pro-Am PGA Portugal, Skeffington Cup, and Ellen Kendall Cup.

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Features

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Facilities

Driving range

Practical information

Reservation requiredUnknown
Dress codeStrict
Details
Strict: clear club rules, such as a collar, no jeans and proper golf shoes. Golf attire: normal golf clothing is expected, but not overly formal. Casual: neat and practical is enough; clothing rules are light. Unknown: we have not confirmed this reliably yet. Access to the course, putting green, and driving range is prohibited for persons not properly dressed, including tracksuits, swimwear, T-shirts, jeans, too short shorts, and polo shirts with rolled-up sleeves.
ParkingUnknown
Guest players allowedUnknown
Opening hours-

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