Oceânico Laguna course prepares to re-open

One of Oceânico’s seven courses in the Algarve has undergone a state of the art face lift for 2009 and is set to open in the next few weeks

Oceanico Laguna course was designed by Rocky Roquemore
Oceanico Laguna course was designed by Rocky Roquemore
Oceanico Laguna course was designed by Rocky Roquemore
Oceanico Laguna course was designed by Rocky Roquemore

Oceânico is delighted to announce that the refurbishment to the critically acclaimed Laguna course in Vilamoura is set for completion in the next few weeks.

Originally designed by Rocky Roquemore and built by the Danish company ESDAV, the course opened in the late 1980s the course has played an integral role in providing first class golf and a major part in creating an unrivalled Oceânico golf experience to visitors and locals

The recent work was done in-house by Oceânico, with advice from the Troon Golf agronomist, and has seen re-grassing programmes, extensive top dressing to fairways improving quality and playability as well as an elaborate tree remodelling programme to further enhance the golf course.

“This is the first phase of a 3-year plan that will see improved surface conditions and a fresh overall look to the Laguna course,” commented Chris Stilwell, CEO Oceânico Golf. “We are committed to making sure each and every course maintains a standard that visitors associate with Oceânico venues. The developments we have made will further enhance golfers’ experience when playing the Oceânico Laguna course.”

Oceânico Golf www.oceanicogolf.com

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