Lisbon Sports Club

Loved the old school charm of Lisbon golf club. There was obviously some work going on as the pro shop was a make shift portacabin. The bar was well stocked and staff friendly. The course was a tad confusing to negotiate between tees and buggies were essential and at €40 each very reasonable. Course was in pretty good shape and the greens very undulating which added to the fun.

What a lovely gem of a course. Starts with a very tricky par 3 and then gets really hard. The staff were amazing and because it is established (1861) it feels like a proper golf club. A real challenge for anyone!

A delightful historic club. Clubhouse full of interesting memorabilia. Another beautiful course. Cross-over holes were a problem making for some safety issues. Not really enough room for some holes, which ideally would be shorter. The blind approach to the par 5 16th green is ridiculous and spoils the legitimacy of a round.

Tree lined course with fast greens, good condition and a good test of golf. Second time of playing this course and would play it again.

Beautiful course, fairways have taken a lot of rain but holding up well, greens 1st class.

Very slow round on an old and established course. Everything felt very tired and the fairways had no real consistency to them ranging from mown clover to lush grass. The course is very pretty with some very tight holes. The green were in very good condition. Some of the cart paths were in very poor condition and the practice facilities very basic in a tight bit of land.

Great course but a slower round than expected due to a very slow group in front of us. Not long but a course you had to think your way around. A good course to walk as only a couple of climbs. Clubhouse and staff couldn’t have been more helpful and an excellent meal afterwards.

The buggy paths were a disgrace. One player injured his back hitting a concealed pothole. This was compounded by there being very limited access to drive on the fairways.