Golfers sold on golden tournament at Quinta do Lago
The all-year-round appeal of Quinta do Lago as an overseas destination for European golfers is bigger than ever before, with places for the luxury Portuguese resort’s annual ‘Golden Tournament’ sold out more than three months before it is held next month.
Taking place from November 23-30, the event offers men and women the unmissable opportunity to experience the resort’s world-famous golf courses and outstanding restaurant and hospitality options.
And this year’s tournament has proved especially popular, with 22 teams of four people each from the UK, Ireland and Portugal moving quickly to accept the exclusive invitation to enjoy a fun-packed week on and off the fairways.
Costing from €799 per person, the tournament will see golfers of all abilities compete over 54 holes on Quinta do Lago’s award-winning Laranjal, North and South championship courses for an array of glittering prizes, with the event finishing with a separate 18-hole pairs competition.
Tournament packages feature seven nights’ bed-and-breakfast in a range of hotel and villa accommodation options – including the resort’s boutique The Magnolia Hotel – as well as a welcome cocktail, tournament entry and a practice round, and a midweek buffet and gala dinner with prize-giving at the venue’s acclaimed Bovino Steakhouse.
Set just 15 minutes from Faro airport in Portugal’s famous Algarve region, Quinta do Lago has been at the forefront of Europe’s elite golf, sports and family destinations for nearly five decades and boasts a combination of world-class golf and lifestyle facilities.
As well as three 18-hole championship golf courses and outstanding practice facilities, guests can stay in shape at the state-of-the-art performance centre The Campus, a world-class sports hub designed for professionals and amateurs alike to keep fit.
Complementing the golf is a choice of 13 first-class bars and restaurants that deliver a range of delicious local and international cuisines, with accommodation on offer at The Magnolia Hotel.
For more information on the Quinta do Lago Golden Tournament, go to https://www.quintadolago.com/en/golden-tournament/
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