Cabo Del Sol Golf Course

Ocean Course at Cabo Del Sol
Holes: 18
Yardage: 7012/5666
Par: 72
Rating: 74.1/66.8
Slope: 137/116

Cabo del Sol the magazine course-raters found Nicklaus' second design in Los Cabos, Cabo del Sol, to be nothing short of spectacular. Golf ranked it No. 70 in the world last year. In May, Golf Digest made it one of its 10 five-star public courses anywhere. It has sea views from almost every hole and three of them are right on the beach. The rest of the layout wends uphill and down through ruggedly scenic country, crossing canyons and edged by forget-about-it desert scrub. Cabo del Sol has five sets of tees, and selecting the right one is essential. There are several carries over canyons of no return, doglegs that offer obvious consequences from one angle, mysteries from another. Cabo del Sol is a sure winner!

Cabo Real Golf Resort

Cabo Real Golf Course
Address: Km 19.5 Carr. Transpeninsular, San Jose Del Cabo, Baja Sur Mexico
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6954/6437/5068
Par: 72/72/72
Rating: 73.8/70.7/69.4
Slope: 135/128/119
Private club designed by Robert Trent Jones II.

CABO REAL Robert Trent Jones, Jr. set his goal to create a quality course that appears to have been designed by its setting, where every hole features ocean views." When you see the impeccably groomed fairways and greens, you will agree that he has not only achieved this goal, but surpassed it.

CABO REAL Golf Course are laid out over more than 7000 yards. With its numerous sand traps and arroyos, the course provides a real challenge for low handicap golfers but is still great fun for beginners. For those of you who would like a challenge, from the back tees, the course offers a rating of 73.8 with the slope at a stern test of 135. From the first to the sixth holes, you work your way up into the mountains. As you wind down the mountain, sneak past the lake on the ninth fairway and stop for a well-deserved snack at the club house, conveniently located at the junction of the first, ninth, 10th, 18th and 36th holes. Then, head on down to the Sea of Cortez for a more relaxing back nine. With a variety of hazards and a choice of tees, this course presents both a challenge to the champion and a delight to amatures and beginers.

    
Cabos Palmilla Golf Course

Palmilla Golf Course
Holes: 27
Arroyo/Mountain
Yardage: 6985/6197
Par: 72
Rating: 74.3/66.5
Slope: 144/110
The first Jack Nicklaus design in Latin America. The 9 holes, opened in 1993

Palmilla was the first of the 18-hole venues to open in Los Cabos region. Jack Nicklaus desert course: Palmilla has hosted the Senior Grand Slam, so it has as much name recognition and tradition as there is in the region. Every hole is a challenge here!

Cabo San Lucas Country Club

Campo de Carlos
Holes: 18
Yardage: 7158
Par: 72
Another 18 recently opened and designed by P. Dye

Cabo San Lucas Country Club Pete Dye was contracted to design Cabo San Lucas Country Club. The land is essentially flat, the last high spot between a line of coastal hills and the harbor where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean. It's an inviting kind of place where you stand on every tee and think birdie. The fairways are amply wide, and only the wildest shots can find the adjoining sandy, mesquite and cactus-filled scrubland. The bunkering is strategic, not penal; you can putt out of a lot of greenside bunkers. The greens are almost all open in front and all but a couple slope gently away to chipping areas. There are no forced carries over canyons, washes or water. As entertaining as Cabo San Lucas Country Club can be, it suffers a bit not from its layout but from the lay of its land. Each hole is distinct, but without elevated tees or dramatic backdrops there's little in the way of memorability, a key ingredient to the ranking of course quality.

Loreto Golf Course

Loreto Golf Course
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6800
Par: 72
A Fonatur design, with a world class challenging 14th hole.

 
Bajamar Oceanfront Golf Resort

Bajamar Oceanfront Golf Resort
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6968/5712
Par: 71
Rating: 74.9/67.4
Slope: 143/118
A links-style course. Tough and challenging.

Course description
The 18 original holes at Bajamar, now Percy Clifford designed the Lagos and Vista nines, in 1976. In the early 1990s the course underwent a redesign, mostly to the tees and greens, and a new irrigation system was installed. The Oceano nine, designed by Robert Von Hagge, opened in June 1996.
Lagos nine: This is the lone par-35 layout, with three par-3 holes, two of them to greens guarded by water. Unless you're a long hitter, don't try the back gold tees; they add nearly 400 yards compared with the blues and result in a pair of par-4s that stretch 468 and 455 yards. There's no ocean to worry about here, but fairway-landing areas are well protected by bunkers, as are most of the greens.
Vista nine: A traditional par-36 configuration, these nine holes, with fairways set in the middle of scrub, give a British Isles flavor to Bajamar. Water is a concern only on the approach to the par-5 second hole. The barranca areas off the regularly clipped part of the course are considered lateral hazards, and you may play the ball as it lies as long as you don't ground your club.
Oceano nine: This nine provides the feel of surfside golf in Hawaii, with the Pacific there to catch any slices on the fifth through eighth holes. The fun really starts at the fourth, where the approach on a relatively short par-4 is over a chasm to a wide but shallow green. The fifth is the lone par-3 on the side, with a tee shot over a cove from 169 (blue tees) or 183 (gold) yards out. The eighth, this nine's only par-5 has its tees set directly above the ocean with a fairway that bends to the right. Big hitters can gamble by taking the direct route over as much water as they feel they can bite off. The green here is practically encircled by sand.

 
Real Del Mar Golf Course

ROSARITO
Real Del Mar Golf Club
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6205/5720, 5320
Par: 72
Rating: 70.5/67.8, 70.5
Slope: 131/122, 123
A course situated within three canyons. Hilly, with beautiful ocean views on 11 holes.

BAJA NORTE

ENSENADA
Baja Country Club
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6834
Par: 72
Rating: 73.1
This club was opened in 1991 and was designed by Enrique Valenzuela.

Bajamar Oceanfront Golf Resort
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6968/5712
Par: 71
Rating: 74.9/67.4
Slope: 143/118
A links-style course. Tough and challenging.

MEXICALI
Club Campestre de Mexicali
Holes: 18

ROSARITO
Real Del Mar Golf Club
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6205/5720, 5320
Par: 72
Rating: 70.5/67.8, 70.5
Slope: 131/122, 123
A course situated within three canyons. Hilly, with beautiful ocean views on 11 holes.

TIJUANA
Club Campestre de Tijuana
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6809/6187
Par: 72
Rating: 73.0/69.0
Slope: 129/117
Established in 1948, this course located near a racetrack and Fiesta Americana.

BAJA SUR

CABO SAN LUCAS
Campo de Carlos
Holes: 18
Yardage: 7158
Par: 72
Another 18 recently opened and designed by P. Dye

LORETO
Loreto Golf Course
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6800
Par: 72
A Fonatur design, with a world class challenging 14th hole.

SAN JOSE DEL CABO
Cabo Real Golf Course
Address: Km 19.5 Carr. Transpeninsular, San Jose Del Cabo, Baja Sur Mexico
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6954/6437/5068
Par: 72/72/72
Rating: 73.8/70.7/69.4
Slope: 135/128/119
Private club designed by Robert Trent Jones II.

Ocean Course at Cabo Del Sol
Holes: 18
Yardage: 7012/5666
Par: 72
Rating: 74.1/66.8
Slope: 137/116

Campo de Golf Los Cabos
Holes: 9
Yardage: 3141
Par: 35

Palmilla Golf Course
Holes: 27
Arroyo/Mountain
Yardage: 6985/6197
Par: 72
Rating: 74.3/66.5
Slope: 144/110
The first Jack Nicklaus design in Latin America. The 9 holes, opened in 1993