Clube de Golf Santo da Serra

Clube de Golf Santo da Serra is a world-class 27-hole golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior, located on the enchanting Madeira Island in Portugal. The course comprises three distinct layouts: the Machico Course, Desertas Course, and Serras Course, each offering unique challenges across the island's breathtaking natural landscape.

The course is renowned for its stunning setting with panoramic views and challenging terrain that takes advantage of Madeira's dramatic topography. Santo da Serra has earned recognition as the world's best sustainable water capture course system and features a par 3 hole recognized among the world's best by the World Golf Awards.

The club hosts the prestigious Madeira Islands Open, an established stop on the European Tour schedule that provides members opportunities to earn Race to Dubai and World Ranking points. This tournament has attracted elite players, including Severiano Ballesteros in 2001, who praised the course's fantastic design and exceptional facilities.

The facility includes a comprehensive golf academy, professional instruction, driving range, practice facilities, pro shop, restaurant, and clubhouse. The course blends sporting excellence with Madeira's natural beauty, offering both competitive play and a memorable golfing experience in one of Europe's most scenic destinations.