Quinta de Cima
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long and difficult
Situated in the Formosa National Park is the Quinta de Cima golf course, which has become a mainstay of any good golfing holiday on the charming Eastern end of the Algarve.
The course was added relatively recently as a sister to the already established Quinta da Ria layout, and offers a good challenge to golfers of all abilities. Quinta de Cima is pretty open, allowing you to open you shoulders from the tee, but distance is not everything; the course is peppered with obstacles that include trees and cavernous bunkers. The course was designed by Rocky Roquemore, whose excellent projects are evident throughout Portugal, and measures 6,842 yards.
The best holes at Quinta de Cima are saved for the end, as 16, 17 and 18 are all spectacular holes, while the sea and mountain views make a round here all the more special.
long and difficult
Every time we play Quinta de cima the course is in good condition.
The trouble is all the holes looked the same : longish par 4’s and the par 5’s the same just a bit longer. Not contour rich and the back nine was the same as the front in that it is was long with plenty of bunkers ,except the last par 3 over the water.
Excellent golf course in great condition. Whilst a challenge it is a fair golf course with some difficult holes. The week we played it was in far better condition than the sister course, Quinta Da Ria. The new clubhouse area is looking good. It was not ready for our trip (we were advised so no problem) but the temporary facilities were very good.
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