Terras da Comporta · Comporta, Alcácer do Sal · Costa Alentejana
Torre
Photographs: James Hogg · courtesy of Terras da Comporta
The house's second course, and the new one: it opened in 2025. Eighteen holes, par 72 over 6,650 metres, also a links, designed by Sergio García over three hundred and sixty-five hectares in the municipality of Alcácer do Sal. It's ten minutes from Dunas. This isn't the little brother: it's a different course. Where Dunas plays on fescue — the grass of the Scottish links — Torre is grown on bermuda, a different plant that plays a different way. A par 72 against a par 71, and its own layout over its own ground. Playing them back to back isn't repetition: it's comparison. It has six and a half hectares of practice ground and a hectare and a half of putting and chipping green, far more than you'd normally find. And since multiple rounds are valid on both courses, a week here means thirty-six holes ten minutes apart, without ever changing hotel.
That's what makes this work as a week of golf, not a day trip. Mainland Portugal has very few links courses, and here there are two, side by side, from the same house and under the same booking. You move between them without ever getting back in the car.
How it's played
Terras da Comporta has no lodging of its own, so accommodation is chosen separately and the trip is put together as a whole. There are five ways to play, across both courses:
One round of 18 holes
Two rounds, same course
Three, four or five rounds
Unlimited golf
Nine holes
Tell us who's travelling, how many of you, and how many rounds you want, and we'll put together the whole trip — hotel, outings and transfers — with a firm price.