Azores Golf Courses, Green Fees
Golfe da Ilha Terceira€57
Ilha Terceira Golf Club is located 13 kilometres away from Angra do HeroÃsmo, and just 10 kilometres from the airport.|Its most difficult hole is the 370-yard par-4 5th. The fairways are mostly separated by cryptomerias and the scenery is fascinating. Ilha Terceira Golf Club is one of the most popular clubs in Portugal and its pro-shop is very much in demand since it has abundant golf equipment at excellent prices. Terceira, which has about 1,000 members and over 500 players, is one of the most important Portuguese golf clubs.(...)
Ilha Terceira Golf Club is located 13 kilometres away from Angra do HeroÃsmo, and just 10 kilometres from the airport.|Its most difficult hole is the 370-yard par-4 5th. The fairways are mostly separated by cryptomerias and the scenery is fascinating. Ilha Terceira Golf Club is one of the most popular clubs in Portugal and its pro-shop is very much in demand since it has abundant golf equipment at excellent prices. Terceira, which has about 1,000 members and over 500 players, is one of the most important Portuguese golf clubs.
Furnas Golf Course€62
Achada das Furnas golf course is situated on São Miguel Island, «the green island», near the grottoes or furnas, and the lake with that name, places which show the volcanic origin of these islands.|A new nine-hole course designed by Cameron Powell has been added to the previous one. It maintains the character given by Mackenzie Ross, so much so that it is impossible to say nowadays which two nines was designed first. The separation of the fairways is almost always made by cryptomerias, large trees that, in our opinion, are the most suitable for the purpose. The course has all the characteristics of a Scottish one and it is the most British of all Portuguese golf courses. Practically every fairway is undulated, requiring all types of shots, and the greens are excellent and full of borrows.(...)
Achada das Furnas golf course is situated on São Miguel Island, «the green island», near the grottoes or furnas, and the lake with that name, places which show the volcanic origin of these islands.|A new nine-hole course designed by Cameron Powell has been added to the previous one. It maintains the character given by Mackenzie Ross, so much so that it is impossible to say nowadays which two nines was designed first. The separation of the fairways is almost always made by cryptomerias, large trees that, in our opinion, are the most suitable for the purpose. The course has all the characteristics of a Scottish one and it is the most British of all Portuguese golf courses. Practically every fairway is undulated, requiring all types of shots, and the greens are excellent and full of borrows.
Batalha Golf Club€62
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Batalha Golf Course set on a historic site (the name Batalha derives from the battle waged here between liberal and absolutist troops in the 19th century fighting for political control of the island of São Miguel), the most recent golf course in the Azores stands on a plain close to Ponta Delgada,.|To the North, the course faces seawards, whilst in the East it looks towards the hills, with higher mountains to the South. The fact that the course was built on volcanic rock created difficulties in its design and has resulted in a spectacular contrast between the green playing areas and the dry woods standing on rocky soil to the side of these. The holes are long and wide with large undulating greens, flanked by tall trees.(...)
Batalha Golf Course set on a historic site (the name Batalha derives from the battle waged here between liberal and absolutist troops in the 19th century fighting for political control of the island of São Miguel), the most recent golf course in the Azores stands on a plain close to Ponta Delgada,.|To the North, the course faces seawards, whilst in the East it looks towards the hills, with higher mountains to the South. The fact that the course was built on volcanic rock created difficulties in its design and has resulted in a spectacular contrast between the green playing areas and the dry woods standing on rocky soil to the side of these. The holes are long and wide with large undulating greens, flanked by tall trees.