Bordering the Rio Formosa Nature Reserve, Pinheiros Altos, is named after the pine trees which line most of its 27 holes. The course consists of three nine hole loops, each one with its own distinctive characteristics, and all three require accurate shot making. The proximity of a nature reserve means that wildlife and exotic birds abound, and all three nine holes offer spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.

The Pines

The Pinheiros Altos Pines nine holes include four of the new holes opened in January 2007 and five of the original front nine. Over a thousand new pine trees were planted to allow the new holes to blend seamlessly with the existing ones.

The Corks

The longest and probably most challenging of the three nine holes at Pinheiros Altos, the Corks enjoys spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. The tee shot on the fist hole is probably as demanding as any on the Algarve

The Olives

The Olives was the original back nine on Pinheros Altos and has remained relatively unchanged. The signature hole is the iconic eighth, with its famous island green.