Azores São Miguel Quattro Golf Package
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Azores São Miguel Quattro

Azores São Miguel Quattro Golf Package
Play golf at São Miguel Island in two picturesque golf courses, Batalha and Furnas, both with spectacular views of the Island and the Atlantic Ocean.

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Batalha Golf Club
Batalha Golf Club Ponta Delgada, Azores
Batalha sits on the north coast of São Miguel, on ground where 19th-century Portuguese armies once fought for control of the island. Built in 1986 by the architects Bob Cameron and Chris Powell, the course opened to the public in 1993 as a full 27 holes across three loops, A, B and C, each pairing giving a different full round.
The volcanic ground shapes everything here. Manicured fairways and large, undulating greens sit against dry, rocky outcrops and native woodland, a contrast that gives the course real visual bite. The 4th on the C loop is the signature hole, and the tee shot from B6 is one of the most talked-about moments on the course, a soaring, panoramic view worth the walk up alone. Wide, generous fairways make this a genuinely playable course for a range of abilities, while still testing the better player through its length and green complexes. The course has hosted PGA EuroPro Tour events and the Azores Open, real tournament pedigree behind the scenery.
With three loops to mix and match, Batalha rewards more than one visit, and each combination plays like a genuinely different round. Book more than one combination if your trip allows it. For golfers heading to São Miguel, this is one of the essential rounds on the island. ...
Furnas Golf Course
Furnas Golf Course São Miguel, Azores
Furnas sits near the volcanic lakes and grottoes that give São Miguel its nickname, the Green Island. The original nine holes opened in 1936, designed by the Scottish architect Philip Mackenzie Ross, the first course built anywhere in the Azores. Cameron Powell later extended it to a full 18, matching Mackenzie Ross's style so closely that today it's genuinely hard to tell which nine came first.
Cryptomeria trees separate the fairways throughout, giving the course a distinctly Scottish feel rare anywhere in Portugal. Nearly every fairway is undulating, calling for a full range of shots from tee to green, and the greens themselves are excellent, full of subtle borrows that reward local knowledge over raw power. Water comes into play along several fairways, adding another layer of decision-making to an already thoughtful layout.
For golfers who appreciate proper design pedigree over flashy extras, this is the round to book on São Miguel. The clubhouse, driving range and resident professionals round out a genuinely traditional golfing day, set in one of the most naturally striking parts of the island. If you're chasing a taste of classic, links-influenced golf without leaving the Azores, Furnas is the one. ...