Troia Golf

South of Lisbon Portugal’s Troia Peninsula is 13 miles long and one of the world’s longest uninterrupted strips of sand. The setting is tough to beat with views of the Atlantic Ocean and the mountains across the Sado River, including the par-4 third hole, which Trent Jones dubbed one of his best. He routed the course through a towering pine forest and sandscapes leaving a very naturalistic feel akin to a nature walk. His typical strategic bunkering and smaller greens are difficult to navigate. Troia has been renovated for 2025 bringing the course back to its original standard and is one of the most enjoyable courses in the region.