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Belas Clube de Campo is an 18-hole, par-72 course in the Sintra area near Lisbon. Rocky Roquemore designed the layout, which developed from nine holes in 1997 to the completed 18-hole course in 1998. The club's own course information gives a maximum length of 6,109 metres, approximately 6,681 yards.
Published Portuguese golf data records the men's white tees at 6,109 metres with a course rating of 72.0 and slope of 129; yellow tees are 5,615 metres with a 69.6 rating and 127 slope, while the red women's course is 4,888 metres with a 71.3 rating and 124 slope. The course hosted the Challenge Tour Grand Final in October 1998 and the Senior Open de Portugal in 2011. Practice facilities include a driving range, putting green and short-game area, with a clubhouse restaurant and golf shop also available.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,109m (6,681 yards), course rating 72 and slope rating 129. Designed by Rocky Roquemore, the course originally opened in 1998. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Putting Green, Short Game Area, Pro Shop, Restaurant, Clubhouse.
Belas Clube de Campo's golf course was developed as part of the larger residential project at Belas. Nine holes were in operation in 1997 and the complete 18-hole layout followed in 1998.
Rocky Roquemore routed the course through changing elevations and valleys, producing an 18-hole par-72 layout where positioning and course management are significant elements of play.
The course expanded from its initial nine holes to a full 18-hole layout and subsequently established itself as a tournament venue, including hosting the Challenge Tour Grand Final shortly after completion.
The course remains an 18-hole par-72 facility with a driving range, putting green, short-game area, golf shop and clubhouse restaurant.
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