BEST ALGARVE HOTELS FOR PORTUGAL PORTUGAL GOLF HOLIDAYS (+ Algarve Golf Vlogs) YGT Rory Review

[@marksheehangolfcourses4722]

We have stayed at the Magnolia hotel for the last few years, best breakfast of any hotel we have stayed at! And being able to walk to Pure cafe is a bonus, also it’s not a big hotel so no big crowd around the pool which means a relaxed atmosphere!

[@yourgolftravel]

Sounds great Mark!

[@marksheehangolfcourses4722]

We stayed at the Lake resort, it’s really nice and superb location as well for access to the Marina !

[@yourgolftravel]

Yes it's a shame I didn't get to spend more time there. My whole Lake Resort experience was in darkness. 😂

[@luke041996lt]

Vilamoura and the Dom Pedro courses for me, girlfriends family have a house nearby so nice cheap accommodation!

[@yourgolftravel]

Love a bit of Vilamoura. 🍻😉

[@cd06tgc79]

Hi Rory, some great courses there. I think my perfect destination would be Ireland (which I would love to see on the Channel one day!) as the courses are amazing. Tralee, Carne, TEC, Waterville, Dooks, Ceann Sibeal and Connemara would be my best bet.

[@yourgolftravel]

I've said it before on a video that I think Ireland is "pound for pound" the best golf destination in the world! Tralee is in my top 3 courses of all time too.

[@stewartfraser2690]

Unfortunately, it pisses down in the Emerald Isle all of the time

[@TheSnuffins]

My husband and I are looking to travel to the Algarve area of Portugal and will be staying with another couple. We are travelling from North America and this will be our first visit to Portugal. Would it be more cost effective to stay at a golf resort and make use of a golf package, or rent an apartment? I am new to golf and will have the highest handicap of our group (30) the best handicap of our group is 18. Any recommendations on appropriate courses for us? Thanks kindly.

[@robbiles]

Apartment, a suite of rooms forming one residence. North American term. Villa, a large luxurious house with its own grounds either in the country side or by the sea. More of a European term. You're welcome Rory. Could have Googled it yourself you lazy bugger. 😉

[@yourgolftravel]

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