Bom Sucesso Resort is set just outside the medieval town of Óbidos, about an hour north of Lisbon, and offers a slightly different take on a golf break. The resort is known for its modern architecture, with low-rise villas and townhouses designed by a collection of well-known architects, giving it a more contemporary, open feel than a typical resort.

The on-site course, designed by Donald Steel, is an 18-hole championship layout that blends naturally into the surrounding landscape. It’s a varied course, with wide fairways in places but enough shaping, bunkering, and elevation changes to keep things interesting. The front nine plays through flatter terrain, while the back nine opens up with more elevation and views across Óbidos Lagoon, adding both visual appeal and a bit more challenge—especially when the wind picks up.

Accommodation is villa-based, offering plenty of space and privacy, making it a good option for groups. Facilities are relatively low-key, with a clubhouse restaurant and bar covering most needs, but you’re only a short drive from Óbidos, where you’ll find a wider choice of restaurants and a more traditional Portuguese setting.