Belas Clube De Campo

Club History

The Belas Clube de Campo was conceived and developed as a residential golf estate. The golf course was designed by U.S. architect Rocky Roquemore, and the Golf Club was founded in 1998. The estate is associated with André Jordan, the creator of the development. More information can be found on the club's website.

Golf Courses

The club features a championship 18-hole course (Par 72) measuring 6,109 metres. The layout is set among hills and valleys, with the Serra de Sintra as a backdrop. A notable aspect of the course is its signature sequence, which includes an “Amen Corner” (holes 12–14). Further details are available here.

Golf Program

The club maintains an active tournament calendar and a member Order of Merit series. Regular competitions are held, and tools for draw/results/handicap are available online. Tee-time booking can be accessed via the club’s booking link here.

Social Activities

A regular social and gastronomic program is run from the clubhouse (Casa no Campo), which includes themed events, weddings, family days, and corporate functions. The estate publishes an events calendar that features family days, Halloween activities, outdoor cinema, and sports events. More information can be found here.

Wellness Facilities

The ONYU BELAS Health Club on-site offers health club facilities, a swimming pool, and tennis and padel schools. There is also an outdoor network of cycle paths, walking trails, and forest park surroundings. Additional resident services are listed on the club's website.

Fitness Services

The club provides a full health club program, which includes fitness training, Pilates, swimming, tennis, and padel. There are four indoor padel courts and four tennis courts available, along with organized classes and schools for tennis and padel. More details can be found here.

Event Spaces

The clubhouse (Casa no Campo) features a terrace and dedicated event rooms suitable for weddings, corporate events, and private functions. Booking and reservation forms, along with event services, are available via the club's gastronomy pages.

Dining Experiences

The clubhouse restaurant, Casa no Campo, offers a menu that includes meat, fish, and vegetarian options, along with a terrace that provides views of the golf course. Additionally, the Café no Campo serves as a sports-centre café, and Viana Coffee is available for casual dining, brunch, and takeaway. More information can be found here.

Accommodation Options

There is no hotel on-site; however, the residential real estate within the Belas Clube de Campo development offers apartments, townhouses, and plots for sale. Details about these options can be accessed here.

Corporate Facilities

The club provides facilities and services for corporate events and team-building activities, including clubhouse event spaces, catering, and golf/team-building programs. Information regarding event booking for corporate meetings and celebrations can be found here.

Seasonal Events

The club hosts a seasonal community calendar that includes BTT events, Halloween dinners and activities, Family Day, workshops (Easter/Halloween), open days, and recurrent golf Order of Merit tournaments. Details of these events are listed on the club’s Events page.

Golf Shop

An on-site golf shop is available, providing golf services to support players. Further information can be found on the club's website.

Golf Instructions

The Golf Academy offers structured programs and individual lessons for all ages and levels. The academy courses are described in a multi-level format, and year-round practice areas are available. More information can be found here.

Visitor Access Policy

Tee times can be booked online, and the site provides contact details for golf enquiries. The club does not publish a detailed public visitor versus member access policy on its website; arrangements for visitors and green fees are handled via the booking and contact channels. More information is available here.

Membership Options

The Clube de Golfe de Belas is an established members’ club, founded in 1998, with more than 300 members and elected governing bodies. While the website invites prospective members to join, it does not publish public fee tables or detailed membership categories. Interested parties are directed to contact the golf office for more information, which can be found here.