Morgado do Reguengo is among the newest additions to the Algarve's impressive golfing portfolio, having opened for business in 2003. The course is located just North of Portimao and combines Mountain views with mature Portuguese countryside.
In spite of its relative youth, Morgado do Reguengo has a very mature feel, mostly thanks to a dedicated tree planting programme that has seen a great many olive trees establish themselves across the landscape. This has helped to demarcate the new holes properly, and has added to the aesthetic beauty of the natural surroundings, which are dominated by the imposing Monchique mountains.
As with most new resort courses, Morgado do Reguengo has been built with a number of different tees; although it measures a chunky 7,300 yards from the tips, there is a distance to suit every golfer. So fear not, the course is there for every visitor to the Algarve, and has been already established a good reputation in its short years.
Despite the course appearing quite open on first viewing, the natural undulations and strategically placed bunkers make the layout very enjoyable. It is spread out over many acres of countryside making it the perfect place to relax and focus on your game.
Course in good condition with excellent challenging greens. Round was a little slow as a slow two ball was in front of our group and despite the best efforts of the marshalls did not pick up pace.
Good course with a few good thinking holes. It was tough hold handicap
Lots of very dense rough which looks ok from tee but ball sits down very hard to get out of it Lots of bunkers to catch drives NB . Big problem with buggies must be ordered by u well before travel particularly in high season This was not done by u guys so major problem for us not happy at all as I asked several times about buggies and got no reply from Yourgolftravel A lot of clients not happy and Golf Stuart’s blames U guys as recurring problem
After speaking with your golf travel to advise there will be 7 players but 8 on the course, which we were advised at the time of booking wouldn't be a problem, clearly became a problem on the first tee. The management were completely intransigent in letting my friend just follow us round in the buggy without having paid a green fee. They were not helpful considering how much we had paid and were going to pay in the clubhouse after. The round took over 5.5 hours as they clearly wanted to get as many people out on the course as possible, and we ended up playing the last two holes in almost darkness.....unacceptable, with no offer of any apology whatsoever. A very average course and definitely not worth the 45-50 minute drive from Vilamoura when there are tens of lovely courses much closer by. A very very poor suggestion from your golf travel!
This course is longer and more difficult than Alamos but a good holiday course for all handicappers .
Very nice course . Good fairways and the Greens putted well and received a ball from any distance . Bunkers are well presented and well sanded . I’ll always complain about the price of the Buggies ‼️ £40 per round is too expensive ‼️ The course hosted the European Challenge Portuguese Open in September 18 , tells you the quality of this course 👍👍
Some greens had dead patches on. Otherwise good.
We found the course in great condition foud it easyer second round as got to know cause
Not enough buggies course not as good as before
Extremely disappointing . Despite early(9.44) tee-time ,no buggies or battery trollies available.Half of my group of 8 (all over 60 yrs) had to forego golf in searing heat and managed to acquire 2 buggies for only 9 holes after 3 hour wait !! Staff indifferent to plight of disappointed customers who should have been prenotified of buggy situation . Numerous other YGT clients faced the same predicament and frustration as ourselves. To add to our misery,we were informed that there were no buggies available for our booking at the adjoining Alamos course on the following day or Salgados on the day after that !!
The course looked really open and easy from the start but became more difficult as you went on. Very pleasant course, greens were like velvet - quite slow course as so busy.
Lovely golf course. Some long holes depending on the direction of the breeze. Greens very good for the amount of golfers going through. Would suggest Buggies. Front 9 relatively flat back 9 hilly.
An excellent day of golf. Thoroughly enjoyable. No complaints at all.
It really depends on the wind. We played with very high winds that made it very difficult. The course was very open good for long hitters. Apparently the last two occasions in Portugal masters the winner finished on21 under this year the winner finished 6 under. Good test of course, but wind plays a major factor
A very nice course not too difficult I play off 11 and managed a decent score first 12 greens were lovely last 6 very quite fluffy
Not a bad course with some tricky holes however the greens were poor to say the least.
Very similar in set up to Alamos only thing stay on the fairyway if stray into the semi rough which isn't high you sometimes lose your ball.
Overall a lovely course greens were good and tricky.
After the appointment for the European tour earlier this year we expected a significant improvement with the course. It is a challenging tract and some of the greens were showing sighs of wear and tear. Overall it was OK and fit for purpose.
Lovely course, wide fairways with a few drivable par 4s
apparently the greens have been relaid and were slow and not true. The round was slow due to a rule on certain holes were you had to walk in from the cart path.
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