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Golf - But nothing to do with Water!

Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 8:13 pm
by tricky
Help please

I've got some guests staying at our apartment in March who need some advice, re the best golg courses in the area. I know absolutely nothing about the sport, so any advice would be great. Their handicaps are,17,24 and 28 and they are considering, Vale de Milo, Gramacho, Penina and Alto Golf. They are looking for the best plan for a three day stay,and want to book some tee-off (is that right>) times before they arrive.
Does anybody have an ideal scenario for a three day stay?

Many Thanks
Tricky

Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 8:52 pm
by tbbr
Vale d milho is a very short course not really suited to players who want to experience the real feel of golf in Portugal.
The two Pestana courses and Alto are a good combination if based in CVO.

Also at this time of the year there are always deals to be done.

If they can playing after 4.00pm can always be done at a discount.

Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 8:53 pm
by SAM SPARKLE
Tricky, no problem, contact Richard Ballington at :-

http://www.algarve-golf.co.uk/

He will sort out all your needs including discount Golf
He is based down the road in Ferragudo

Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2005 5:31 pm
by tricky
Thanks so much for the info, tbbr and Sam.
I will pass it on to my clients. Now next question, can I buy an idots guide to golf so I can sound sensible :lol:

Tricky

Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2005 6:53 pm
by digger
not advisable Tricky
You either know the game or you dont.

quote "...they are considering, Vale de Milo, Gramacho, Penina and Alto Golf. They are looking for the best plan for a three day stay,and want to book some tee-off (is that right>) times before they arrive. ...."
these people are taking the piss arent they :?
they know more than you will ever know so why are they asking?