Golf Lesson

Spend time learning from a local golf professional and take home habits you can use in your very next round. Choose a single session or combine several, from a one-hour clinic to a full-day programme, for a solo player, a couple, or a group of up to 16.

Pick the lesson that fits your game. The short game and chipping clinic works on contact, landing spots, trajectory and club selection, to turn missed greens into better chances.

The putting clinic covers your setup, start line, pace and green reading, taking the guesswork out of the flat stick.

The on-course strategy lesson is played hole by hole with your pro: choosing the right club when conditions change, knowing where to miss, spotting the shots worth taking and avoiding the ones that cost you.

And the launch monitor session shows you what your swing is actually doing, with your distances, ball flight, dispersion and gapping measured and explained so you can build a smarter plan for the course.

Each format works on its own, or you can stack them: a clinic in the morning, then take the work straight onto the course in the afternoon. Groups can share a session or split by level, and every lesson ends with practical takeaways, not theory.

Our Coaches:

Pedro Lencart

Pedro grew up at Miramar Golf Club and is one of Portugal’s most decorated players of his generation. He won the 2017 British Boys’ Amateur Championship at Nairn, a title that carries names such as Sergio García, Matthew Fitzpatrick and José María Olazábal, and he was national champion in 2016 and 2018. He turned professional in 2021 and has since played the Challenge Tour and the Open de Portugal, with three titles on the Portuguese pro circuit in 2024, including the PGA Portugal Players Championship.

Sara Gouveia

Born in the Azores and raised in the Algarve, Sara competed nationally in seven different sports, including basketball and squash, where she became a national champion, before choosing golf at 16. That athletic, competitive background still shapes how she approaches the game. She represented Portugal at the World Amateur Team Championships, turned professional in 2020, and in 2022 finished runner-up at the Santander Golf Tour in La Coruña, equalling the best result by a Portuguese woman on an international professional circuit at the time. Today she combines competition with coaching in the Algarve, so she knows the game from both sides: what it takes to perform when the score matters, and how to explain those decisions clearly to another golfer. Having started playing in Vilamoura at 11, she knows the region’s courses like home, which makes her lessons especially strong on course management and strategy.