Punta Cana is one of the most popular destinations in the Caribbean. Thousands of tourists come here every year to admire its white sand beaches and crystal clear waters.
But swimming and sightseeing are not the only things to do in Punta Cana. For example, did you know that this region is also home to some of the best golf courses in the world?
Whether you are a beginner or an expert golfer, you are sure to enjoy this city’s magnificent courses, designed by award-winning architects. In this guide, we will explore some of Punta Cana’s spectacular golf courses.
Punta Espada is one of three magnificent golf courses in Cap Cana designed by Jack Nicklaus. In fact, this fantastic course ranks first on GolfWeek’s list of the best golf courses in the Caribbean and Mexico.
Its eight emblematic holes offer spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea. In addition, its unique combination of fairways, bunkers and water hazards will provide you with a memorable golf experience.
In addition, its unique combination of fairways, bunkers and water hazards will provide you with a memorable golf experience. It has 18 challenging holes with captivating views of the Dominican flora, fauna and landscapes.
This golf club welcomes golfers of all levels and experience. It is located near the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana.
The elegant La Caña golf course has 27 holes divided into three nines: Hacienda, Tortuga and Arrecife. P.B. Dye designed this world-renowned course.
Environmentally friendly golf courses are what sets La Caña apart. It is the first field in the Caribbean to use paspalum, a grass seed irrigated with seawater.
According to its official website, Cocotal offers “the most fun and enjoyable golf experience in Punta Cana”.
This charming golf course owes its name to the hundreds of coconut trees that dot the playing area. It also has several lakes, perfect for bird watching.
Pepe Gancedo, six times champion of Spain and who has designed more than 18 prestigious golf courses throughout Spain, created this course. He has even been dubbed the “Picasso of golf course architecture.” Impressive!
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