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THE 10 BEST Puerto Rico Golf Courses (with Photos)
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1. Wyndham Rio Mar Golf Club
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By PattiT220
This resort was absolutely stunning! We had a view of the ocean and the rainforest! The food was fantastic! From as…
2. Dorado Beach Resort & Golf Club
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By dantidal
The club house is magnificent and the staff goes out of their way to answer all your questions. There is a great…
3. El Conquistador Golf Course
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By vdt2000
… of this is due to many elevated tees, left to right fairways, and wind…but day two you really start to have a l…
4. Palmas Del Mar Golf Club
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By _sbsmithjr13
Play almost anytime on two fun courses. Even though hurricane Maria has really hit this area of Puerto Rico hard, the…
5. Coco Beach Golf Club
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By deanv430
USGA Women’s National 4 Ball Championship
6. Bahia Beach Plantation
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By Lam0ntC
You can’t beat the service and the attention to detail at St Regis Bahia Beach Resort!!! The rooms are outstanding and…
7. Dorado Beach East Golf Course
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By PRFamilyVacations
This is the nicest, most famous, and most expensive of the 3 TPC Dorado Beach courses. A great course for a challenging…
8. Costa Caribe Golf & Country Club
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By 32840David
Costa Caribe Golf and Country Club has a wonderful 18 hole golf course for a reasonable sum. It is easy to get to and…
9. Punta Borinquen Golf Club
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By jeanjuanitac
A great public course with friendly staff. The greens are in great shape. Love it!
10. River Golf Course
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By FredandTig
…with plenty of iguanas! Very cool place to hack (which is what I did). The greens were lightning fast but it was a…
11. West Course
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12. Ocean Golf Course
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13. El Legado Golf Club
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By javpr992019
The Golf premises have different fruit trees and a small plantation of bananas and plantains. The «Mofongo» and…
14. The Palm
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15. Rio Bayamon Golf Course
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16. Borinquin Golf Course
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17. San Juan Golf Academy and Driving Range
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18. Caguas Real Golf & Country Club
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19. Sugarcane Golf Course
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20. Pineapple Course
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David M
Sharon, MA482 contributions
Golf Club Review- solid
This is a review of the golf club. It’s solid but not great. The Ocean Course is challenging with a lot of water so you need to make careful choices to go over/around. Fairways are very good and the course design is really nice. Greens are slow and could be improved.
Very expensive at 175 for greens fees but not surprising given that its a resort course.
Review of: Wyndham Rio Mar Golf Club
Written December 26, 2022
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2SAMS
Washington DC, DC118 contributions
Casual Place
This complex has two good, casual restaurants. One night there was entertainment, which was nice to listen to while the open air breeze came through.
Shrimp fajitas & salmon were great. Service very friendly & attentive.
Review of: Dorado Beach Resort & Golf Club
Written May 22, 2021
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tim m
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Golf at El Conquistador — Thank you Robert and Allan
The starter/bag guy/greeter, Robert, gets a 5/5 for his supreme service. Very accommodating, friendly and helpful. He even makes a fantastic cup of great local coffee.
My son and I played 3 straight days. We were cursing out Arthur Hills during day 1 for the blind shots and quirky holes. By day 3 we had much more fun because we new distances and places not to hit it.
The pins were in the exact same places all 3 days and they were on shelves, tucked in corners and barely a pace or 2 from the edges.
Very hilly.
Gas golf carts with no GPS — which would have been helpful.
Cart girl was excellent and timely.
The lunch and drink menu Post golf was great. You can’t go wrong if you drink the local beer and get a chicken sandwich.
Review of: El Conquistador Golf Course
Written December 30, 2021
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Bryan K
Marina, CA472 contributions
Beautiful area
This place is gorgeous! I was here during hurricane Irma, and the grounds crew were hot on it to get the place cleaned up after the storm.
Anyone visiting, make certain to bring your sunscreen & drink plenty of water because it is humid.Review of: Palmas Del Mar Golf Club
Written September 9, 2017
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Stephen S
San Juan, Puerto Rico533 contributions
International/ The Scenic Route
Of the two courses at Coco I prefer International, over hills, through swamps, along the river and over lakes. Both courses are well attended. I find International less traveled. More fun, more scenic, more challenging. A well run course, fairly expensive but without a doubt among PR’s best.
Review of: Coco Beach Golf Club
Written November 4, 2019
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Lamont C
Fort Myers, FL37 contributions
Great locaton
You can’t beat the service and the attention to detail at St Regis Bahia Beach Resort!!! The rooms are outstanding and the service is even better. Great pools, the boathouse which has kayaks and bicycles as well as paddle boats. Your own golf cart to take you to the different areas.
Beautiful nature walks and areas and of course a very challenging and beautiful Robert Trent Jones golf course!!!
Review of: Bahia Beach Plantation
Written July 3, 2017
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PRFamilyVacations
Williamsburg, VA224 contributions
Challenging 18 with Amazing Views
This Robert Trent Jones designed course has several holes that hug the coastline of the Dorado Beach Resort.
Caddies are required on most days. This is the nicest, most famous, and most expensive of the 3 TPC Dorado Beach courses.
A great course for a challenging round in a beautiful setting. For the 19th Hole there is Bar Lovento on the beach or Zafra in the club house. Both make excellent mojitos and very good food.
Review of: Dorado Beach East Golf Course
Written September 4, 2016
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alan6126
Valrico, FL104 contributions
Golf with the 11 year old grandson
This a 27 hole track with views of the Carib. sea & several ponds. Tees & fairways were OK although you occasionally had to move off some bare spots. Greens were excellent. Practice area available & a decent size practice putting green. They wanted $40.00 to rent a new set of Titlist clubs. That was almost as much as the cart & green fee. I opted for the old used set for $10.00. Bar & rest. on site along with a pool (if staying @ the next door Hilton).
Review of: Costa Caribe Golf & Country Club
Written April 2, 2018
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Nick I
Brielle, NJ30 contributions
B+. Good golf
This course which is a muni, is an excellent margin providing a nice round of golf for a quarter of whit you might pay elsewhere.
It was not crowded and provided some stunning ocean views. It is very wide open with little rough so provides a » resort» experience. Greens are difficult to read but roll pretty well. Well worth th trip
Review of: Punta Borinquen Golf Club
Written March 5, 2020
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Joseph S
Newburgh, New York, United States5 contributions
Bob Fazio’s best course
I had a great time playing this course twice in three days. The ocean hole was amazing.
Review of: River Golf Course
Written April 23, 2012
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DeeDee134
Eatonton, GA99 contributions
Beautiful surf
Beautiful surf/scenery — lots to do and see — Cambate Beach, Cabo Rojo, Boqueron Beach, Rincon, Mayaguez, Aguada, Aguadilla, Quebradillas.
Very heavy traffic. Beaches are combination of deep blue and tourquoise.
Review of: West Course
Written December 20, 2011
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sas30274
Douglasville, GA5 contributions
Wonderful
It was sooo beautiful and service was excellent. My partner loves golfing and this was the perfect place to take her.
Review of: Ocean Golf Course
Written December 29, 2011
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Javier R
Castle Rock, CO17 contributions
Excellent Golf Experience
The Golf Club is located just few miles from Interstate PR-52. Accessible from Ponce or Metro area. Facilities are very well maintained and staff is very friendly and approachable.
We played two 18-rounds and had a great time. Restaurant is upscale and prices for top shelf liquor were very reasonable. Burgers and Caribbean local food were excellent! The Golf premises have different fruit trees and a small plantation of bananas and plantains. The «Mofongo» and «Tostones» are made from scratch from their own plantation which make is for a unique experience. Would definitely recommend to anyone. Will make sure I visit this golf club on my trip to the island of Puerto Rico
Review of: El Legado Golf Club
Written July 29, 2019
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CarmelaVTO
Puerto Rico16 contributions
First time visit to Restaurant
1 st drink mojito was good bartenders changed 2nd drink was not good. Ordered shrimp rissotto, the shrimp was good the risotto was not. Service decayed when restaurant was receiving more guest we had to keep calling waiter because we were not being serviced.
They were nice but needed more staff.
Review of: Rio Bayamon Golf Course
Written October 11, 2019
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
Frequently Asked Questions about Puerto Rico
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These places are best for golf courses in Puerto Rico:
- Wyndham Rio Mar Golf Club
- Palmas Del Mar Golf Club
- El Conquistador Golf Course
- Dorado Beach Resort & Golf Club
- Coco Beach Golf Club
See more golf courses in Puerto Rico on Tripadvisor
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These are the best places for couples seeking golf courses in Puerto Rico:
- Wyndham Rio Mar Golf Club
- Palmas Del Mar Golf Club
- Dorado Beach Resort & Golf Club
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Play at the 10 Best Golf Courses in Puerto Rico
When you think of Puerto Rico, you likely picture clear skies, perfect beaches, and tropical rum beverages. Well, how about a game of golf? Puerto Rico might be known for beach vacations, but it’s an amazing golf destination as well. In fact, it’s one of the PGA tour locations!
From public golf courses to all-inclusive golf resorts and clubs, your island golf adventure awaits at the top golf courses in Puerto Rico. Pack your clubs and keep reading for the best courses to visit on your vacation.
St. Regis Bahia Beach & Golf Resort
This Rio Grande golf course is absolutely stunning thanks to the backdrop of the incredible El Yunque National Forest. Featuring wide fairways, lakes, a beach, and even some wildlife visitors from the national forest, you might find it hard to concentrate on your golf game with the amazing views. In fact, 15 of the 18 holes on this Puerto Rico golf course border water! If you like a challenge, you’ll find that the winds at this course will certainly keep you on your toes.
El Conquistador Resort
An hour east of San Juan in Fajardo, El Conquistador is an excellent place to stay, especially if you’re planning to hit the links. The hilly terrain, wind and water features make El Conquistador’s golf course a super fun place to play. Plus, this 18-hole, par 72 golf course in Puerto Rico offers great views of the ocean and rainforest. After your game, hit the private beach or enjoy a drink at one of the resort’s four stunning pools.
Dorado Beach East Golf Course
You’ll find this Puerto Rico golf gem west of San Juan in Dorado. It was home to the 2015 PGA Tour Latinoamerica Tour Championship, and it’s also been named #1 golf course in Puerto Rico! In short, you don’t want to miss a chance to play at this incredible championship course with unbelievable views.
The East Course is known for its smooth greens, ocean views, and a championship layout with 18 holes ranging from warm up to challenge. Dorado Beach is also home to the Golf Academy if you’d like to take a lesson with an expert.
Links at Royal Isabela
The Links at Royal Isabela has our vote for the views alone – you’ll be playing along cliffs 200 feet above the Atlantic. Located in Isabela, you’ll truly feel immersed in the nature of Puerto Rico in this secluded location. Native plants and birds add to the charm of this links-style course. The 14th and 17th holes are some of the most exciting on the course, with deep gorges and cliffside greens. You can stay on site at one of the resort’s deluxe suites and enjoy golf club rentals, a caddy program and a boutique pro shop among other amenities.
Palmas del Mar Golf Club
If you enjoy venturing off the beaten path, you can’t go wrong with Palmas del Mar Golf Club and its two beautifully manicured courses in Humacao, a wonderful seaside destination on the east coast of Puerto Rico.
The Flamboyán course is the more challenging of the two, but the Palm Course is just as enjoyable. These Puerto Rico golf courses feature a tight front nine, views of the Caribbean, large bunkers and scenic tracks. You can stay in the Palmas del Mar area or golf resort and enjoy the Club House with its own restaurant and the golf shop.
More Must-Visit Golf Courses in Puerto Rico
- Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Puerto Rico Golf & Beach Resort: Two amazing golf courses, spa, tennis courts, and other resort amenities.
- Grand Reserve Golf Club: Rio Grande golf course with 27 holes designed by Tom Kite. Wide fairways, large greens, and PGA Tour history.
- El Legado Golf Club: Guayama, Puerto Rico golf course on the southeast coast. Well-designed holes and a long course.
- Coco Beach: Two immaculate 18-hole courses located just 40 minutes from San Juan. White sand bunkers, abundant water features, incredible ocean views and a luxury clubhouse.
- Costa Caribe: 27-hole golf complex in Ponce, Puerto Rico, the island’s second largest city. Three loops of nine holes with palm-lined fairways and imaginative water hazards.
Ready to play a round of golf at one of Puerto Rico’s top courses? Start planning your trip today and be sure to read up on the best times of year to travel to Puerto Rico to make the most of your visit.
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D.A. Points. Photo: Getty Images
While Dustin Johnson cemented his dominance in the World Rankings at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play World Championship, the lower ranks of the PGA Tour were sorting things out at the Puerto Rico Open. As a result, D.A. Points became the strongest in the Coco Beach golf club, having issued his third Tour title. Points started the final round with a series of five birdies in a row, allowing him to break away from his pursuers, who shared the lead with him at the end of 54 holes. nine0003
“As far as I remember, I have never performed five birdies in a row at the very start,” Points shared his impressions. “It was a lot of fun, I just hit the fairway, sent the ball to the flag and rolled up a light birdie.”
The light streak ended soon, and the leader got a pair of bogeys at the end of the first nine, adding one plus to them on the tenth hole. However, at the end of the round, the veteran managed to find his game and went through four of the six final holes in the birdie, scoring a victory with a final score of 268 (-20). Points will not play in the Masters Major as the Puerto Rico Open is a sideline to the World Championship, but we will still be able to see him at the PGA Championship Major and January’s Tournament of Champions. But for a golfer who lost his PGA Tour card a year ago, the fact that he regained a full membership in the Tour before the end of next season is much more important. nine0009
Second place at minus 18 was shared by Retief Goosen, Bill Lunde, who played eight strokes better, and Bryson DeChambeau, one of the most promising representatives of American youth, whose path in the elite division is still difficult to call smooth. .
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1 D.A. Points -20
T2 Retief Goosen-18
T2 Bryson DeChambeau-18
T2 Bill Lunde -18
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Why is Chi-Chi Rodriguez one of the most famous golfers? — Golf Event
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Juan Antonio «Chi-Chi»
Rodriguez (Juan Antonio “Chi-Chi” Rodriguez) is a well-known professional
golfer from Puerto Rico. He was born on October 23, 1935 years old and is the first Puerto Rican
inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame. Rodriguez won 8 PGA Tour tournaments and 22 PGA Tour tournaments for
seniors (Senior PGA Tour). Rodriguez became famous among his admirers
the famous «dance of the bullfighter», which he performed on the field with a club. This dance
inspired his fans to success. But also the story of the life that led Chi-Chi
to victories serves as an even greater incentive to achieve results in any sport.
Childhood and youth
Chi-Chi Rodriguez was born October 23, 1935 in Puerto Rico to a poor family. In addition to him, the family had 5 more children. His father was a laborer and earned only $18 a week. At the age of seven, Rodriguez began working on a sugar plantation as a water carrier to help support the family. At that time, the boy realized that he would earn more if the caddy started working.
1970 Chi-Chi Rodriguez and his caddy
At the age of 8, Chi-Chi Rodriguez started working as a caddy. Then he liked golf. He made himself a club out of guava wood, and used an empty tin can as a golf ball. He began to train and by the age of nine he had already achieved visible success, and at the age of 12 he could already play a field of 67 strokes (5 strokes less than a par). At 19years (in 1957) Rodriguez began to serve in the US Army. And during his service, he continued to train and devoted all his free time to honing his blows. After the army, he returned to Puerto Rico and began working as a caddy master at the Dorado Beach Golf Club.
Pro career
At the age of 25, Chi-Chi Rodriguez became a professional golfer and made his PGA Tour debut at the 1960 Buick Open. Three years later, he won the Denver Open. After this victory, he won 7 more PGA Tour tournaments in the under-19 period.79 years old. At first he had a habit of putting his hat down on the hole after he had hit a «birdie» and an «eagle» (played the hole better by 1 and 2 strokes respectively). However, many golfers began to complain, and Rodriguez found a new «chip» — the «dance of the bullfighter» — a short performance with a club to excite his fans.
Chi-Chi Rodriguez and his famous bullfighter dance
Photo: Mike Powell
Senior tour career
In 1985
Chi-Chi Rodriguez turned 50 and qualified to play on the Senior PGA Tour (now the Champions Tour). Transition to a new sports
level promised him even greater success. From 1986 to 1993 he wins 22
tournament. In doing so, he became the first player in history to win 3 Senior PGA Tour tournaments in a row. In 1987 he established
a new record by playing 8 consecutive holes under par. These «birdies» helped him
win the Silver Pages Classic.
Awards and Honors
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Chi-Chi Rodriguez received
Hispanic Recognition Award in 1986. Also in 1989 he was
awarded the Bob Jones Award for outstanding sports
golf skill. At 19Rodriguez was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in ’92
becoming the first Puerto Rican to receive such recognition.