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2018-09-01 04:58:27 |
Cuba |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>As a country, Cuba sells itself… we don’t need to do a thing. With Havana’s fabulous colonial architecture, funky retro style, irresistible rhythms of the jive and salsa, revolutionary heritage with memories of Fidel Castro and murals of Che Guevara. Throw in the odd cigar and a cracking party atmosphere. Hold on a moment we’re off to pack our toothbrushes, but do we need to take the golf clubs?</p><p>After the 1959 revolution Fidel and Che flattened Cuban golf courses into the ground despite the fact that both men liked the royal and ancient game. But golf was a capitalist symbol and it had to go in the new socialist Cuba. Since the revolution, Cuban golf has been confined to three courses, the 18-hole Varadero</a> which is set on the Hicacos Peninsula alongside the ocean, Habana Golf Club, a 9-holer at Havana and the US military course at Guantanamo, which in naturally out-of-bounds. </p><p>We’ll keep you posted about future Cuban golf course developments but in the meanwhile pack your dancing shoes.</p> |
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2018-09-02 23:31:22 |
Varadero |
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Xanadu Mansion, San Bernadino, Varadero, |
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http://www.varaderogolfclub.com
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20 miles N of the Juan Gualberto Gomez international airport |
Welcome |
Jose E Tovar Pineda |
Les Furber |
Pedro Klein |
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302 |
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104 |
2018-09-01 04:58:48 |
Curaçao |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Curaçao, formerly part of the Netherlands Antilles and prior to that the Dutch West Indies, is a Lesser Antilles island located in the southern Caribbean Sea. The island was originally colonised by Arawaks before being enslaved by the Spanish conquistadors. In the 17th century, after the Netherlands attained independence from Spain, Dutch settlers annexed the island and Willem Usselincx (one of the founding fathers of the Dutch West India Company) established Curaçao’s capital of Willemstad. </p><p>Since the 1970s, tourism, along with petroleum refining and offshore finance, has been a mainstay of Curaçao’s economy. Blue Bay was one of the very few golf courses to have been constructed to keep visiting golfers occupied when on vacation to the island. However, Blue Bay was joined by a second course in 2010 at Santa Barbara Plantation. Pete Dye’s Old Quarry layout has now turned tropical Curaçao into a delightful double golfing cocktail to be sipped with a cool and delicious Blue Lagoon. </p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:33:09 |
Old Quarry |
5 |
Santa Barbara Plantation, |
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http://www.santabarbaraplantation.com
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18 miles SE of the Hato International airport |
Welcome |
Henco Schortinghuis |
Pete Dye |
Jane Weststrate |
The Old Quarry Golf Course at the Santa Barbara Plantation lies close to Mount Tafelberg, a craggy slab of limestone where they still mine marble in the southeast corner of Curaçao. It’s an integral part of a resort development that Jack Marshall of the V |
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104 |
2018-09-01 04:58:48 |
Curaçao |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Curaçao, formerly part of the Netherlands Antilles and prior to that the Dutch West Indies, is a Lesser Antilles island located in the southern Caribbean Sea. The island was originally colonised by Arawaks before being enslaved by the Spanish conquistadors. In the 17th century, after the Netherlands attained independence from Spain, Dutch settlers annexed the island and Willem Usselincx (one of the founding fathers of the Dutch West India Company) established Curaçao’s capital of Willemstad. </p><p>Since the 1970s, tourism, along with petroleum refining and offshore finance, has been a mainstay of Curaçao’s economy. Blue Bay was one of the very few golf courses to have been constructed to keep visiting golfers occupied when on vacation to the island. However, Blue Bay was joined by a second course in 2010 at Santa Barbara Plantation. Pete Dye’s Old Quarry layout has now turned tropical Curaçao into a delightful double golfing cocktail to be sipped with a cool and delicious Blue Lagoon. </p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:33:17 |
Blue Bay |
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Landhuis Blauw z/n, |
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http://www.bluebay-curacao.com
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15 minutes drive from the Mega pier and centre of Willemstad |
Welcome |
Not known |
Rocky Roquemore |
Not known |
The former Blaauw plantation to the west of Willemstad was transformed into the Blue Bay Golf and Beach Resort in the 1990s and American architect Rocky Roquemore was drafted in to turn a substantial part of the former farm and quarry into a par 72, 18-ho |
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106 |
2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:33:24 |
Casa de Campo (Teeth of the Dog) |
5.25 |
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http://www.casadecampo.com.do
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50 miles SE of Las Americas International Airport |
Welcome - contact in advance |
Gilles Gagnon |
Pete Dye |
Robert Birtel |
They say that Casa de Campo is the “Caribbean’s most complete resort” and frankly we couldn’t disagree. With three stunning Pete Dye designed courses, water sports, shooting, tennis and even polo – on horses as well as in the water – there’s more than eno |
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2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:33:30 |
Punta Espada |
6 |
Cap Cana, Juanillo, |
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http://www.puntaespadagolf.com
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30 miles E of Higuey |
Welcome, course closed on Tuesdays |
Not known |
Jack Nicklaus |
Mark Clouse |
The Punta Espada 18-hole layout at Cap Cana is the first of three intended Jack Nicklaus courses at this resort. It can be played at the moment for a hefty green fee but, once the Golden Bear’s $26 million Las Iguanas course opens next door, it may become |
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2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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786 |
2018-09-02 23:33:38 |
Punta Cana (Corales) |
5.4 |
PUNTACANA Resort & Club, Punta Cana, |
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http://www.puntacana.com
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10 miles E of Higüey |
Resort guests only |
Not known |
Tom Fazio |
Jay Overton |
The Tom Fazio-designed Corales Golf Course at the exclusive Punta Cana Resort and Club opened for play in April 2010. With six Oceanside holes and a dramatic 18th, it's already a high flyer in the Caribbean rankings. Set out on cliff tops next to Punta Ca |
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106 |
2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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787 |
2018-09-02 23:33:49 |
Playa Grande |
6 |
Carratera Rio San Juan-Cabrera Km 9, |
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http://www.pgresorts.com
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4.5 miles NE of Rio San Juan |
Welcome, book in advance |
Julio Santos |
Robert Trent Jones Snr, Rees Jones (2015) |
Not known |
The course at Playa Grande was one of the last that Robert Trent Jones designed before he died in 2000 and it’s laid out beside a residential complex on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic with some referring to the layout as “the Pebble Beach of |
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308 |
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106 |
2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:34:02 |
Casa de Campo (Dye Fore) |
5.6 |
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http://www.casadecampo.com.do
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50 miles SE of Las Americas International Airport |
Welcome, contact in advance |
Not known |
Pete Dye |
Gilles Gagnon |
La Romana is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Dominican Republic and developer Charles Bludhorn's Casa de Campo is one of its main resorts, competing with the likes of Bayahibe and Dominicus for the growing number of visitors who arrive |
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309 |
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106 |
2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:34:07 |
Punta Cana (La Cana) |
5 |
PUNTACANA Resort & Club, Punta Cana, |
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http://www.puntacana.com
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10 miles E of Higüey |
Welcome |
Stephen Johnson |
P B Dye |
Not known |
Thirty years after Pete Dye's classic Teeth of the Dog course debuted in 1971, his youngest son Paul Burke completed the construction of La Cana, Punta Cana’s first 18-hole layout. The fairways twist through pockets of real estate, past expansive waste ar |
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310 |
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106 |
2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:34:14 |
Casa de Campo (La Romana) |
5 |
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http://www.casadecampo.com.do
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50 miles SE of Las Americas International Airport |
Members and their guests only |
Not known |
Pete Dye |
Gilles Gagnon |
Casa de Campo sprawls over an area of nearly seven thousand acres to the east of La Romana, where the American conglomerate Gulf & Western was once a major sugar producer. The company decided to diversify its business in the late 1960s and so the upmarket |
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106 |
2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:34:17 |
La Estancia |
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La Estancia Plaza, |
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http://www.laestanciagolf.com
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9 km E of La Romana |
Welcome, book in advance |
Not known |
P. B. Dye |
Not known |
Paul Burke Dye, youngest son of Pete and Alice Dye, designed the 18-hole layout at La Estancia Golf Resort and it opened for play in 2008, some thirty-seven years after his father’s celebrated Teeth of the Dog course was unveiled at the nearby Casa de Cam |
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106 |
2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:34:23 |
Casa de Campo (Links) |
5 |
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http://www.casadecampo.com.do
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50 miles SE of Las Americas International Airport |
Welcome – contact in advance |
Not known |
Pete Dye |
Gilles Gagnon |
The Casa de Campo resort is spread out over an enormous property to the east of La Romana and much of the site was where the American conglomerate Gulf & Western once plied its trade as a major producer of sugar. When the company decided to expand its ope |
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2018-09-01 04:59:42 |
Dominican Republic |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
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<p>Everyone knows about the Dominican Republic’s cigars and their brilliant white sandy beaches, but did you know that the country’s national passion is baseball? The country also claims to have the oldest city in the New World, Santo Domingo, with its cobbled streets and old stone houses.</p><p>Christopher Columbus was the Dominican Republic's first tourist in 1492. Also known as the island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), the nation shares a border with Haiti and was settled by the Spanish, becoming a convenient base for their onward conquest of much of the western hemisphere.</p><p>With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean and, with five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog</a>, the Dominican Republic really does live up to the hype.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:34:33 |
Hard Rock at Cana Bay |
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Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Boulevard Turístico del Este, Km.28 No.74, |
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http://www.hardrockhotelpuntacana.com
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23 miles NE of Higuey |
Welcome |
Alberto Piqué |
Nicklaus Design |
Ramón Mendoza |
The course at Hard Rock Golf Club at Cana Bay is a Nicklaus Design that first appeared in 2010 with very little fanfare and it flew under the radar for some time, taking us a few years to fully appreciate just how good it is. Perhaps we dismissed Hard Roc |
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314 |
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108 |
2018-09-01 05:00:05 |
Guadeloupe |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Guadeloupe comprises five islands – Bass-Terre, Grand-Terre, La Désirade, Les Saintes and Marie-Galante – to the east of the Caribbean Sea, totaling a land area of just over 600 square miles. An overseas department of France, Guadeloupe makes up one of the 26 regions of that country and a large majority of the tourists who visit the islands arrive from the European mother nation. </p><p>Tourism and agriculture are key industries in Guadeloupe with old sugarcane plantations slowly being replaced by other crops – bananas now provide half of the country’s export earnings.</p><p>Currently there's just one golf course to be played in Guadeloupe at St Francois</a>, located near the southeasterly tip of Grande-Terre.</p> |
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810 |
2018-09-02 23:36:42 |
St Francois |
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Avenue de l'Europe, |
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http://www.golf-saintfrancois.fr
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1 mile W of Anse Champagne |
Welcome |
Livio Lison |
Robert Trent Jones Snr |
Bertrand Regelan |
|
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315 |
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109 |
2018-09-01 05:00:15 |
Haiti |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Occupying mainly rugged mountainous terrain with small pockets of coastal plains, Haiti is the third largest country in the Caribbean, sharing the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic. It’s had a troubled existence over the last century. Occupied from 1915 by the US for 20 years, governed by the disreputable Duvaliers and their Tonton Macoute enforcers for 40 years before enduring a number of coup d'états since 1991. </p><p>A large proportion of nine million Haitians live in poverty as the country struggles to make progress in the modern world. Little wonder then that golf doesn’t really play a part in the sporting life of a nation which has only one course, sited in Port-au-Prince.</p> |
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811 |
2018-09-02 23:36:53 |
Petionville |
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Port-au-Prince, |
+1 (0) 509 510 7919 ‹ Previous › Next Golf Club Website 3 miles on the Ruta de Delmas out of Port-au-Prince Open to the public on Wednesdays Unknown Unknown |
http://www.thepetionvilleclub.com
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3 miles on the Ruta de Delmas out of Port-au-Prince |
Open to the public on Wednesdays |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Unknown |
The affluent Port-au-Prince suburb of Pétionville lies in the hills to the south east of the capital and it’s named after national patriot Alexandre Sabès Pétion who was President of the country from 1806 until his death twelve years later. One of the few |
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110 |
2018-09-01 05:00:27 |
Jamaica |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Jamaica, home of the Rastafarian movement, gained independence from the UK in 1962 and it’s the third largest island in the Caribbean, with most of its near 3 million inhabitants housed in the towns that are strung out along its coastline.</p><p>An ideal all year round holiday destination, it’s little wonder that tourism is Jamaica’s largest industry, welcoming over a million visitors annually to the main resort centres of Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, Port Antonio and the South Coast. </p><p>Cricket, football, athletics, basketball and horse racing are all popular sports with the Jamaican population but it’s visiting golfers who are most involved in the golf that takes place at the twelve golf courses on the island.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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description |
816 |
2018-09-02 23:37:14 |
Tryall |
5 |
P.O. Box 1206, |
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http://www.tryallclub.com
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12 miles W of Montego Bay |
Welcome - contact in advance |
Not known |
Ralph Plummer |
Not known |
Eugene Browne, a relative of the second Marquess of Sligo, former Governor and Vice Admiral of Jamaica, acquired the Tryall estate at the end of the 19th century and established a plantation that produced a million coconuts a year at its peak in the 1930s |
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110 |
2018-09-01 05:00:27 |
Jamaica |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Jamaica, home of the Rastafarian movement, gained independence from the UK in 1962 and it’s the third largest island in the Caribbean, with most of its near 3 million inhabitants housed in the towns that are strung out along its coastline.</p><p>An ideal all year round holiday destination, it’s little wonder that tourism is Jamaica’s largest industry, welcoming over a million visitors annually to the main resort centres of Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, Port Antonio and the South Coast. </p><p>Cricket, football, athletics, basketball and horse racing are all popular sports with the Jamaican population but it’s visiting golfers who are most involved in the golf that takes place at the twelve golf courses on the island.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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visitor |
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817 |
2018-09-02 23:37:26 |
White Witch |
4.6666666666667 |
White Witch Drive, Rose Hall, |
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http://www.whitewitchgolf.com
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12 miles NE of Montego Bay |
Welcome, book in advance |
Keith Stein |
von Hagge, Smelek and Baril |
Damion Stewart |
With all but two of its fairways offering stunning views of the Caribbean Sea, the 18 holes at White Witch are carved through acres of lush green vegetation on Jamaica’s Rose Hall Plantation, just outside Montego Bay. Interestingly, the layout is named af |
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110 |
2018-09-01 05:00:27 |
Jamaica |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Jamaica, home of the Rastafarian movement, gained independence from the UK in 1962 and it’s the third largest island in the Caribbean, with most of its near 3 million inhabitants housed in the towns that are strung out along its coastline.</p><p>An ideal all year round holiday destination, it’s little wonder that tourism is Jamaica’s largest industry, welcoming over a million visitors annually to the main resort centres of Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, Port Antonio and the South Coast. </p><p>Cricket, football, athletics, basketball and horse racing are all popular sports with the Jamaican population but it’s visiting golfers who are most involved in the golf that takes place at the twelve golf courses on the island.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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visitor |
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description |
818 |
2018-09-02 23:37:33 |
Cinnamon Hill |
5 |
Rose Hall Resort & Spa, |
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http://www.rosehallresort.com
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8 miles NE of Montego Bay |
Welcome, contact in advance |
Dermot Connolly |
von Hagge, Smelek and Baril |
Robbie Ames |
Originally designed in the early 1970s by Henry Smedley, this course on the Rose Hall Estate hosted the Jamaican Open four times before it was renovated in 2002 by Robert von Hagge, Smelek and Baril, re-opening as the Three Palms course. Sitting next door |
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110 |
2018-09-01 05:00:27 |
Jamaica |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Jamaica, home of the Rastafarian movement, gained independence from the UK in 1962 and it’s the third largest island in the Caribbean, with most of its near 3 million inhabitants housed in the towns that are strung out along its coastline.</p><p>An ideal all year round holiday destination, it’s little wonder that tourism is Jamaica’s largest industry, welcoming over a million visitors annually to the main resort centres of Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, Port Antonio and the South Coast. </p><p>Cricket, football, athletics, basketball and horse racing are all popular sports with the Jamaican population but it’s visiting golfers who are most involved in the golf that takes place at the twelve golf courses on the island.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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819 |
2018-09-02 23:37:51 |
Half Moon |
3 |
Rose Hall, |
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http://www.halfmoongolf.com
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10 miles E of Montego Bay |
Welcome - contact in advance |
Ewan Peebles |
Robert Trent Jones Sr. |
Byron Bernard |
This Robert Trent Jones design at Rose Hall dates back to 1961 and it underwent a renovation in 2004 by Roger Rulewich, one of RTJ’s protégées, when he installed multiple tee complexes and repositioned a number of fairway and greenside bunkers.Laid out on |
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2018-09-01 05:00:27 |
Jamaica |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Jamaica, home of the Rastafarian movement, gained independence from the UK in 1962 and it’s the third largest island in the Caribbean, with most of its near 3 million inhabitants housed in the towns that are strung out along its coastline.</p><p>An ideal all year round holiday destination, it’s little wonder that tourism is Jamaica’s largest industry, welcoming over a million visitors annually to the main resort centres of Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, Port Antonio and the South Coast. </p><p>Cricket, football, athletics, basketball and horse racing are all popular sports with the Jamaican population but it’s visiting golfers who are most involved in the golf that takes place at the twelve golf courses on the island.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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820 |
2018-09-02 23:38:03 |
Runaway Bay |
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Main Street, |
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http://www.jewelresorts.com/runawaybay/activities/golf
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20 miles W of Ochos Rios |
Welcome |
Not known |
Commander John Harris |
Seymour Rose |
More than half a century has elapsed since the much-travelled British architect Commander John Harris set out the Runaway Bay golf course in 1960 and it’s still a challenging layout, especially since former par fives at the 12th and 14th were converted to |
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2018-09-01 05:00:27 |
Jamaica |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Jamaica, home of the Rastafarian movement, gained independence from the UK in 1962 and it’s the third largest island in the Caribbean, with most of its near 3 million inhabitants housed in the towns that are strung out along its coastline.</p><p>An ideal all year round holiday destination, it’s little wonder that tourism is Jamaica’s largest industry, welcoming over a million visitors annually to the main resort centres of Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, Port Antonio and the South Coast. </p><p>Cricket, football, athletics, basketball and horse racing are all popular sports with the Jamaican population but it’s visiting golfers who are most involved in the golf that takes place at the twelve golf courses on the island.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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821 |
2018-09-02 23:38:07 |
Sandals |
4 |
PO Box 771, |
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http://www.sandals.com/golf/
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5 miles SE of Ocho Rios |
Welcome anytime |
Not known |
P.K. Saunders |
Not known |
There are three golf courses associated with Sandals Resorts; a 9-hole track in St. Lucia, the Greg-Norman designed Emerald Reef in Great Exuma and the Sandals Golf and Country Club in Jamaica. As seven of the thirteen Sandals resorts are located in Jamai |
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111 |
2018-09-01 05:00:30 |
Martinique |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Magnifique Martinique is a slither of France in the tropical Caribbean. With black and white sandy beaches, sugar cane plantations and rainforest interior, Martinique is hardly reminiscent of France. But with croissants and crusty bread on the menu this is certainly a French island.</p><p>Martinique’s most famous claim to fame is as the birthplace of the Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon. Not far from Trois Ilets town is the only golf course on Martiniique, which was once called Golf de L'Impératrice Joséphine after the Empress. Today, the club is simply known as the Martinique Golf and Country Club</a> and this Robert Trent Jones layout is definitely worth playing.</p> |
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822 |
2018-09-02 23:38:19 |
Martinique |
1 |
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http://www.golfmartinique.com
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12 miles S of Lamentin International airport |
Welcome - contact in advance |
Not known |
Robert Trent Jones Sr. |
Not known |
Les Trois-Îlets, on the west coast of the Caribbean island of Martinique, is the birthplace of Joséphine, the wife of Napoléon Bonaparte. Little wonder then that a lady of such historic importance should have this Robert Trent Jones Sr. course named after |
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2018-09-01 05:00:44 |
Puerto Rico |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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833 |
2018-09-02 23:39:54 |
TPC Dorado Beach (East) |
5.5 |
301 Highway 693, |
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http://www.tpc.com/doradobeach/
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15 miles W of San Juan |
Welcome |
Don Crowe |
Robert Trent Jones Sr. |
Miguel “Junior” Colón |
Golfing visitors who venture to the popular tourist destination of Dorado on the northern coast of Puerto Rico are spoiled for choice when it comes to playing above average courses as there are a handful of top tracks attached to large beach resorts. In 2 |
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2018-09-01 05:00:44 |
Puerto Rico |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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834 |
2018-09-02 23:40:06 |
Royal Isabela |
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396 Ave Noel Estrada, |
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http://royalisabela.com
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70 miles W of San Juan |
By appointment only |
Dean Vande Hei |
Charlie and Stanley Pasarell with David Pfaff |
Miguel Suarez |
During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Charlie Pasarell was well known to tennis fans as one of the best professional players in the world and he was particularly successful in men’s doubles competitions, participating in four Grand Slam Finals. Charlie h |
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2018-09-01 05:00:44 |
Puerto Rico |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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835 |
2018-09-02 23:40:24 |
Palmas Athletic Club (Flamboyan) |
5 |
Nursery Road, |
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http://www.palmaspac.com
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45-minute drive SE of San Juan |
Welcome |
Not known |
Rees Jones |
Seth Bull |
The beach resort of Palmas del Mar lies on the east coast of Puerto Rico and it’s one of the largest in the Caribbean, offering a wide range of sporting activities, including fishing, tennis, equestrianism and, of course, golf. Charles Fraser was the deve |
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2018-09-01 05:00:44 |
Puerto Rico |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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836 |
2018-09-02 23:40:33 |
Coco Beach (Championship) |
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100 Clubhouse Drive, |
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http://www.cocopuertorico.com
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3 miles N of Rio Grande |
Welcome, book in advance |
John Wilson |
Tom Kite with Bruce Besse |
Alberto Rios |
The impressive 36-hole golf complex near Rio Grande actually started out as the Coco Beach Golf & Country Club with the initial 18-holes opening in the Spring of 2004 and the second layout following two years later. The facility was later branded Trump In |
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2018-09-01 05:00:44 |
Puerto Rico |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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837 |
2018-09-02 23:40:41 |
Bahia Beach |
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Road 187, Km 4.2, |
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http://www.bahiabeachpuertorico.com
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3.5 miles NE of Rio Grande |
Welcome |
Jeff Willenberg |
Robert Trent Jones II |
Not known |
In 2008, almost fifty years after Robert Trent Jones fashioned the Dorado Beach courses, his son Robert Jnr’s first design project in Puerto Rico was unveiled as the centerpiece of the 483-acre St Regis Bahia Beach Resort and Golf Club. Laid out on a wood |
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2018-09-01 05:00:44 |
Puerto Rico |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:40:50 |
Coco Beach (International) |
4 |
100 Clubhouse Drive, |
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http://www.cocopuertorico.com
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3 miles N of Rio Grande |
Welcome, book in advance |
John Wilson |
Tom Kite with Bruce Besse |
Alberto Rios |
The impressive 36-hole golf complex near Rio Grande actually started out as the Coco Beach Golf & Country Club with the initial 18-holes opening in the Spring of 2004 and the second layout following two years later. The facility was later branded Trump In |
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2018-09-01 05:00:44 |
Puerto Rico |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:40:53 |
El Conquistador |
6 |
1000 El Conquistador Avenue, |
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http://www.elconresort.com/golf/
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30 miles E of San Juan |
Welcome |
Not known |
Arthur Hills |
Not known |
The prolific modern golf course architect Arthur Hills rarely ventures outside his native North America in pursuit of new design work but in 1993, he did just that, establishing the wonderful 18-hole resort layout of El Conquistador on the north eastern c |
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Puerto Rico |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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840 |
2018-09-02 23:40:57 |
TPC Dorado Beach Plantation (Sugarcane) |
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Plantation Club House, 301 Highway 693, |
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http://www.tpc.com/doradobeach/
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15 miles W of San Juan |
Welcome |
Don Crowe |
Robert Trent Jones Snr, Ray Floyd |
Junior Colon |
The popular Puerto Rican tourist trap of Dorado is home to four great courses, all of them built by Robert Trent Jones in the 1970s. TPC Dorado Beach East and West may well be the best of the quartet but the other two tracks, Pineapple and Sugarcane at th |
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2018-09-01 05:00:44 |
Puerto Rico |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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841 |
2018-09-02 23:40:59 |
Palmas Athletic Club (Palm) |
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Nursery Road, |
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http://www.palmaspac.com
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45-minute drive SE of San Juan |
Welcome |
Not known |
Gary Player, Rees Jones |
Seth Bull |
The extensive Palmas del Mar resort on Puerto Rico’s east coast is one of the biggest in the Caribbean with a broad spectrum of fantastic sporting facilities. It boasts a deep-water marina, equestrian centre, 20-court tennis centre and beach club – all de |
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2018-09-01 05:00:44 |
Puerto Rico |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Puerto Rico is one of the largest Caribbean islands measuring some 100 miles long by 40 miles wide. It’s also one of the Caribbean’s most unusual islands, where the American way of life blends with a Spanish, African and Indian culture and heritage. It no wonder that Puerto Rico is also known as the “island of enchantment”. Close to 4 million Puerto Ricans live on this vibrant, multicultural island, so expect things a little livelier here than on some of the other more “chilled-out” Caribbean locations.</p><p>With around thirty golf courses to choose from and a few under development, Puerto Rico quite rightly deserves the moniker “the golf capital of the Caribbean”. The vast majority of Puerto Rico’s courses are constructed to USGA standards and a number of top architects have left their signature on the land, including Greg Norman, Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Jack Nicklaus. If you are searching for an action packed Caribbean golfing holiday with plenty of variety, look no further than La Isla del Encanto.<br></p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:41:04 |
Costa Caribe (1-18) |
4 |
1300 Sancho's Avenue, |
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http://www.costacaribe-resort.com
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From San Juan, take hw 52 to exit 104B then route 12 until left at first lights |
Welcome |
Erik Krahn |
Bruce Besse |
Tony Loyola |
Sitting just outside Puerto Rico’s second largest city of Ponce (“La Perla del Sur”) on the south side of the island, the 27-hole golf complex at Costa Caribe Golf & Country Club opened for play in 2003, promptly hosting the Puerto Rico Open for the next |
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2018-09-01 05:00:51 |
St Kitts and Nevis |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
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<p>The dual Caribbean islands of St. Kitts and Nevis are poles apart. St Kitts is an intoxicating, vibrant and lively island where the capital Basseterre is positively hopping. Nevis, on the other hand, is calm and tranquil but somehow it’s ready for something to happen with its super road infrastructure but, as yet, no cars. Taken as a whole, St Kitts and Nevis represent the perfect twin island destination and we can think of few more pleasant places anywhere in the world.</p><p>There are four golf courses evenly distributed between St Kitts and Nevis and two should be added immediately to any serious golfers must-play list. The Robert Trent Jones golf course at Pinney’s Beach</a> has put Nevis firmly on the golfing map and the revamped Royal St Kitts Golf Club</a> with three holes next to the Atlantic and two alongside the Caribbean is a cracker. If you are looking for a less serious challenge, and have an hour or two to while away, we suggest a round of golf on the short 12-hole par three course at Cat Ghaut, Nevis. It’s guaranteed to put a wide smile on your face.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:41:55 |
Royal St Kitts |
4.75 |
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http://www.royalstkittsgolfclub.com
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Quarter of a mile N of St. Kitts Marriott Resort on Frigate Bay Road |
Welcome, special twilight rates available |
Sean Gradomski |
Peter Thomson, Thomas McBroom |
Scott Lien |
Royal St Kitts professional, Scott Lien, writes:Our signature hole is the par three 15th. It measures 165 yards from the championship tees and sits atop the highest point on the golf course. With the Atlantic Ocean as a beautiful backdrop for the hole, yo |
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2018-09-01 05:00:51 |
St Kitts and Nevis |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
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<p>The dual Caribbean islands of St. Kitts and Nevis are poles apart. St Kitts is an intoxicating, vibrant and lively island where the capital Basseterre is positively hopping. Nevis, on the other hand, is calm and tranquil but somehow it’s ready for something to happen with its super road infrastructure but, as yet, no cars. Taken as a whole, St Kitts and Nevis represent the perfect twin island destination and we can think of few more pleasant places anywhere in the world.</p><p>There are four golf courses evenly distributed between St Kitts and Nevis and two should be added immediately to any serious golfers must-play list. The Robert Trent Jones golf course at Pinney’s Beach</a> has put Nevis firmly on the golfing map and the revamped Royal St Kitts Golf Club</a> with three holes next to the Atlantic and two alongside the Caribbean is a cracker. If you are looking for a less serious challenge, and have an hour or two to while away, we suggest a round of golf on the short 12-hole par three course at Cat Ghaut, Nevis. It’s guaranteed to put a wide smile on your face.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:41:58 |
Four Seasons Nevis |
4.5 |
P.O. Box 565, Pinney’s Beach, |
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http://www.fourseasons.com/nevis/golf.html
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Just outside Charlestown on the west coast of Nevis |
Welcome |
Not known |
Robert Trent Jones II |
Not known |
Christopher Columbus gave the name Nevis (from the Spanish “nieve” for snow) to the beautiful Caribbean island he discovered just south of St Kitts in 1492, due to the fluffy white clouds that lay above the landmass as he first approached. Pinney's Beach, |
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2018-09-01 05:01:01 |
St Lucia |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>The volcanic island of Saint Lucia – 27 miles long by 14 miles wide – is one of the more mountainous of the Caribbean islands, with a central mountain range running the length of the island. Named after Saint Lucy of Syracuse in Sicily, the island is all that visitors to the Caribbean dream about – a small tropical gem that is still relatively unknown.</p><p>One of the Windward Islands of the Lesser Antilles, it lies between Martinique and St Vincent, north of Barbados, with a shape that resembles either a mango or an avocado, depending on your taste of tropical fruit. The two Piton Mountains are located on the western side of St Lucia and they form the most famous landmarks on the island. The “world's only drive in volcano” is also sited near Soufriere, attracting many visitors to its bubbly, steamy sulphur springs.</p><p>There are three golf courses on St Lucia; two 9-hole layouts at the Jalousie Hilton Resort and the Sandals Regency Resort with an 18-hole course at the St Lucia Golf Club</a>.</p> |
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853 |
2018-09-02 23:42:26 |
St Lucia |
4 |
Cap Estate, Rodney Bay, |
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http://www.stluciagolf.com
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10 miles N of the capital, Castries |
Welcome, carts are mandatory |
Not known |
John Ponko |
Not known |
The lush fairways of the course at St Lucia Golf Club are set within the scenic rolling hills of Cap Estates on the northern tip of the island in a layout designed by John Ponko, a member of legendary Robert Trent Jones's staff in the 1970s. Opening in 20 |
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2018-09-01 05:01:09 |
St Vincent and the Grenadines |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>A nation of some thirty islands, six of them (St Vincent, Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau and Union) inhabited, this 150-square-mile territory is made up of the main island of St Vincent and the northern two thirds of the Grenadine islands. </p><p>Located between Saint Lucia and Grenada in the Lesser Antilles, it became the last of the Windward Islands to gain independence in 1979. Agriculture (mainly banana production) and tourism are the main sectors of the economy, though tropical storms have had devastating effects on both in recent years. A thriving music scene based on Big Drum, Calypso, Soca, Steelpan and Reggae proves to be very popular with tourists during Carnival, Nine Mornings, Blues and Rhythms Festivals. </p><p>The greeting could not be warmer from the Minister for Tourism – “from St Vincent right through to the Grenadines, we await you with out stretched arms saying welcome to St Vincent and the Grenadines, the Caribbean you’re looking for” – so what’s holding you back from paying a visit?</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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874 |
2018-09-02 23:44:39 |
Pink Sands Club - Canouan |
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Canouan Island, |
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http://www.pinksandsclub.com
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Beside Charlestown, on the west side of Canouan |
Welcome |
Not known |
Jim Fazio |
Gary Slatter |
Canouan is a tiny unspoiled and virtually undiscovered island (measuring only 3.5 by 1.25 miles) and it lies around 25 miles south of St Vincent. The Pink Sands Club course (formerly the Grenadines Estate Golf Club and previously Trump International) was |
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117 |
2018-09-01 05:01:20 |
Trinidad and Tobago |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Independent since 1976, T & T lies in the southern Caribbean, consisting of the two main islands of Trinidad (just 7 miles off the Venezuelan coast at its nearest point) and Tobago (comprising only 6% of the total land area), along with 21 smaller islands. </p><p>One of the most prosperous and stable democratic nations in the Caribbean, Trinidad has a more under developed tourist infrastructure than laid back Tobago though the country relies less on tourism and more on the natural resources of oil and gas to support the economy – not that visitors are made to feel anything other than welcome, of course.</p><p>Sport plays a large part in the lives of the islanders with several sportsmen revered by all and sundry – Ato Bolden (athletics), Brian Lara (cricket) and Dwight Yorke (football) being the most prominent of these local heroes. Golf features too with the Trinidad and Tobago Golf Association formed in the 1960s to oversee the six clubs on Trinidad and two clubs on Tobago.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:44:50 |
Tobago Plantations |
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Tobago Plantations Estate, Lowlands, |
+1 868 660 8500 ‹ Previous › Next Golf Club Website 5 miles W of ANR Robinson International Airport |
http://www.magdalenagrand.com
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5 miles W of ANR Robinson International Airport |
Welcome |
Bernard Sarme |
Bob Hunt and Marcus Blackburn |
Christopher Forbes |
Just a year after opening, the Tobago Plantations Estate course made an immediate impact on the professional golf circuit when it hosted the Tobago Plantations Seniors Classic event on the European Senior Tour in 2002. Three more editions of the early sea |
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2018-09-01 05:01:20 |
Trinidad and Tobago |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
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<p>Independent since 1976, T & T lies in the southern Caribbean, consisting of the two main islands of Trinidad (just 7 miles off the Venezuelan coast at its nearest point) and Tobago (comprising only 6% of the total land area), along with 21 smaller islands. </p><p>One of the most prosperous and stable democratic nations in the Caribbean, Trinidad has a more under developed tourist infrastructure than laid back Tobago though the country relies less on tourism and more on the natural resources of oil and gas to support the economy – not that visitors are made to feel anything other than welcome, of course.</p><p>Sport plays a large part in the lives of the islanders with several sportsmen revered by all and sundry – Ato Bolden (athletics), Brian Lara (cricket) and Dwight Yorke (football) being the most prominent of these local heroes. Golf features too with the Trinidad and Tobago Golf Association formed in the 1960s to oversee the six clubs on Trinidad and two clubs on Tobago.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:45:02 |
St Andrews |
4 |
St Andrews Wynd, Moka, |
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http://golftrinidad.com
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18 miles NW of Piarco International Airport |
Welcome |
Marissa Seijas |
Ron Fream |
Anthony Gill |
St Andrews was listed as a golf club in the 1891 Trinidad and Tobago Collens Year Book so it’s one of the oldest in the western hemisphere. It’s not known who laid out the original 9-hole course but it was located at Queen’s Park Savannah in Port of Spain |
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2018-09-01 05:01:20 |
Trinidad and Tobago |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
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<p>Independent since 1976, T & T lies in the southern Caribbean, consisting of the two main islands of Trinidad (just 7 miles off the Venezuelan coast at its nearest point) and Tobago (comprising only 6% of the total land area), along with 21 smaller islands. </p><p>One of the most prosperous and stable democratic nations in the Caribbean, Trinidad has a more under developed tourist infrastructure than laid back Tobago though the country relies less on tourism and more on the natural resources of oil and gas to support the economy – not that visitors are made to feel anything other than welcome, of course.</p><p>Sport plays a large part in the lives of the islanders with several sportsmen revered by all and sundry – Ato Bolden (athletics), Brian Lara (cricket) and Dwight Yorke (football) being the most prominent of these local heroes. Golf features too with the Trinidad and Tobago Golf Association formed in the 1960s to oversee the six clubs on Trinidad and two clubs on Tobago.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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877 |
2018-09-02 23:45:12 |
Mount Irvine Bay |
1 |
P.O. Box 222, |
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http://www.mtirvine.com
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5 miles N of Crown Point airport |
Welcome |
Jason Patterson |
John Harris |
Carlton Faustin |
Commander John D Harris carved the Tobago Golf Club, as it was originally called, out of an old coconut plantation in 1968. The following year, the club hosted Shell's Wonderful World of Golf. Subsequently re-branded as the Mount Irvine Bay Golf Club the |
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118 |
2018-09-01 05:01:34 |
Turks and Caicos |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Located 50 miles south east of Mayaguana in the Bahamas, the tropical islands of Turks and Caicos are one of fourteen British Overseas Territories around the world. Spain, France and Britain controlled the islands at various times during the 16th to 18th centuries before becoming a Jamaican dependency from 1873 to 1959. Canada has made several moves in the last 100 years to take control of the islands but they remain under the banner of the Union flag. </p><p>The eight main inhabited islands and 20 remaining smaller islands have a total land area of less than 240 square miles with a combined population of just over 30,000 and most of these live on Providenciales, the most developed island in the country.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:45:35 |
Provo |
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PO Box 662, |
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http://www.provogolfclub.com
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10 miles E of the International airport |
Welcome |
Dave Douglas |
Karl Litten |
Lucas McGuire and Sean Wilson |
Opened for play in 1992, the Karl Litten designed Provo Golf Club in the Grace Bay area of Providenciales is, according to the club, “a secret worth discovering,” and it’s a hidden gem becoming ever harder to conceal as an increasing number of intrepid go |
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2018-09-01 05:01:46 |
US Virgin Islands |
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4 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Situated in the Leeward Islands of the Lesser Antiles, the US Virgin Islands are made up of the three main land masses of Saint Croix, Saint John and Saint Thomas, along with many smaller, minor islands that make up a total land area of just over 130 square miles. </p><p>Discovered by Christopher Columbus at the end of the 15th century, the islands changed hands several times over the next 300 years between Spain, Britain, France and the Netherlands before Denmark took over control in 1754 and it was from the Danes during World War I that the USA purchased the islands. </p><p>Tourism is the main economic activity of the islands, with nearly 3 million people arriving annually by plane or cruise ship and there are three 18-hole courses for visitors to play on; Mahogany Run</a> on St Thomas, Bucaneer and Carambola</a> on Saint Croix.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:46:37 |
Mahogany Run |
4 |
One Mahogany Run North, St Thomas, |
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http://www.mahoganyrungolf.com
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8 miles NE of Cyril E. King airport |
Welcome |
Kristine Macken |
George & Tom Fazio |
Nevin Phillips |
Brothers Jim and Robert Armour commissioned the uncle and nephew team of George and Tom Fazio to lay out the Mahogany Run golf course and it opened for play in 1980 with tight, winding fairways shoehorned into a compact site on the north side of St Thomas |
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2018-09-01 05:01:46 |
US Virgin Islands |
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2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Caribbean |
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<p>Situated in the Leeward Islands of the Lesser Antiles, the US Virgin Islands are made up of the three main land masses of Saint Croix, Saint John and Saint Thomas, along with many smaller, minor islands that make up a total land area of just over 130 square miles. </p><p>Discovered by Christopher Columbus at the end of the 15th century, the islands changed hands several times over the next 300 years between Spain, Britain, France and the Netherlands before Denmark took over control in 1754 and it was from the Danes during World War I that the USA purchased the islands. </p><p>Tourism is the main economic activity of the islands, with nearly 3 million people arriving annually by plane or cruise ship and there are three 18-hole courses for visitors to play on; Mahogany Run</a> on St Thomas, Bucaneer and Carambola</a> on Saint Croix.</p><p>Our Caribbean and Atlantic Islands rankings</a> were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:46:45 |
Carambola |
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72 Estate River, Kingshill St, |
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http://www.golfcarambola.com
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4 miles N of the Henry E Rohlsen airport |
Welcome, Tuesday to Sunday |
Donald Bough |
Robert Trent Jones |
Not known |
Constructed by financier, philanthropist and conservationist Laurance Rockefeller in the mid-1960s, Carambola Golf & Country Club has remained one of the top golfing destinations in the Caribbean over the past four decades. The course is laid out over a f |
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120 |
2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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901 |
2018-09-02 23:47:20 |
Olivos (Blanca & Colorada) |
5 |
Ruta Panamericana, Pablo Nogués, |
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http://www.olivosgolf.com.ar
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30 km from Buenos Aires |
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Carlos Damm |
Luther Koontz |
Ronnie Damm |
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344 |
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2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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address |
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website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
902 |
2018-09-02 23:47:26 |
Buenos Aires (Green & Yellow) |
5.6666666666667 |
Mayor Irusta 3777, 1661 Bella Vista, |
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http://www.bagolf.com.ar
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35 km from downtown Buenos Aires |
Welcome, contact in advance |
Nils Gronberger |
Robert von Hagge |
Santiago Vernengo Lezica |
The 27 holes at Buenos Aires Golf Club opened for play in 1994 and the renowned architect Robert von Hagge designed each loop. Buenos Aires is always considered one of the best courses in South America. In Volume 2 of The Confidential Guide to Golf Course |
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345 |
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120 |
2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
<L2> region
id |
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region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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visitor |
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director_of_golf |
description |
903 |
2018-09-02 23:47:31 |
Potrerillo De Larreta |
6 |
Camino Los Paredones Km 3, C.C. 195 | CP:5186, Alta Gracia, |
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http://www.elpotrerillodelarreta.com
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6 km W of Alta Gracia |
Welcome, contact in advance |
Roger Nicolli |
Dr Angel Reartes and Marcos Capdepont |
Damian Lucero |
Formerly one of five farming estates belonging to the Jesuit Block and Estancias of Córdoba, a designated UNESCO world heritage site, this charming old property in the foothills of the Sierras was acquired by the writer Enrique Larreta in 1918. When his g |
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346 |
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region_id |
description |
120 |
2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
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director_of_golf |
description |
904 |
2018-09-02 23:47:44 |
Chapelco |
6 |
San Martin, |
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http://www.chapelcogolf.com
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15 km from San Martin de los Andes |
Welcome, contact in advance. |
Marcela Ferreiro |
Jack Nicklaus II |
Christian Muller |
The Chapelco Golf Resort was the first course in South America designed by Jack Nicklaus and his son. Surrounded by a unique landscape blending nature with the majestic view of the Andes mountain range. Chapelco was built to the USGA standards which inclu |
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347 |
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description |
120 |
2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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905 |
2018-09-02 23:47:53 |
Jockey Club (Red) |
5 |
Av Bernardo Márquez 1702, San Isidro, |
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http://www.jockeyclub.com.ar
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15 km NW of Buenos Aires |
Reciprocal - contact in advance |
Edgardo A. Garat |
Alister MacKenzie |
Not Known |
The Jockey Club at Buenos Aires is located at San Isidro and it’s an exclusive club that attracts the capital’s best-heeled golfers as well those more interested in horse racing and polo. Founded way back in 1882, the Jockey Club started out in life as an |
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348 |
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120 |
2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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average_score |
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website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
906 |
2018-09-02 23:48:02 |
Mar del Plata (Playa Grande) |
6 |
Aristubulo del Valle, Mar del Plata, Costa Atlantica, |
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http://www.mardelplatagolfclub.com.ar
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On the coast, 5 km from city |
Welcome, contact in advance. |
Not known |
Juan Dentone |
Not known |
|
|
349 |
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120 |
2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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website |
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visitor |
club_secretary |
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director_of_golf |
description |
907 |
2018-09-02 23:48:08 |
El Desafío |
5.5 |
San Martin de los Andes, |
|
http://www.eldesafioresort.com
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15 km E of San Martín de los Andes |
Welcome, contact in advance via email |
Marcelo Arredondo |
Greg Norman |
None |
|
|
350 |
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120 |
2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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visitor |
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908 |
2018-09-02 23:48:18 |
Pueblo Estancia La Paz |
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Ruta E66, Km 41 (5117) Ascochinga, |
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http://puebloestancialapaz.com
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60km N of Córdoba |
Contact in advance |
Carolina Cordoba |
Bunge Golf |
Luis Rueda |
|
|
351 |
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120 |
2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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909 |
2018-09-02 23:48:26 |
Córdoba |
5 |
Derqui 30 (5105), Villa Allende, |
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http://www.cbagolfclub.com.ar
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15 km from Corboda |
Welcome (closed Monday) |
Not known |
Hector Bozzachi |
Not known |
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352 |
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2018-09-01 05:01:51 |
Argentina |
<L2> region
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region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Argentina is synonymous with soccer or specifically Diego Maradona who seemingly single-handedly removed England from more than one World Cup campaign. But Argentina is one Latin American country where Europeans and even the English will feel at ease. Corned beef, the sultry tango, Buenos Aires and, naturally, football come to mind when thinking of Argentina. </p><p>The British brought golf to Argentina at the end of the 19th century and laid out rudimentary courses around San Martin. By the time Lomas Golf Club was founded in 1892, many Argentines had already adopted the new sport. Asociación Argentina de Golf was founded in 1926 and there are currently 243 registered golf courses, which include 27 par three courses. The AAG manages the handicaps of some 43,494 affiliated players throughout Argentina and there are more than 30 official golf competitions.</p><p>Our Argentinean Top 30</a> rankings were last updated in February 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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910 |
2018-09-02 23:48:33 |
Pilará |
5 |
Panamericana Km 56,5, |
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http://www.pilara.com.ar
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2km E of Pilar |
Contact in advance |
Salvador Silveira |
Jack Nicklaus |
Miguel Modernel |
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353 |
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121 |
2018-09-01 05:02:02 |
Belize |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Belize lies on the Caribbean coast of Central America, sharing a land border with Mexico and Guatemala. Formerly known as British Honduras, the nation became independent in 1981, though British troops maintain a presence to this day, protecting Belize from any foreign aggression. </p><p>Rectangular in shape, Belize extends around 170 miles north to south and by about 60 miles east to west with the rivers Hondo and Sarstoon defining most of the north and south borders. Over a hundred offshore Cayes and the Belize Barrier Reef – the second longest in the world – lie in the Caribbean Sea to the east, running the length of the coastline. </p><p>Water sports dominate the leisure time of both locals and tourists with fishing, rafting, kayaking, scuba diving and snorkelling all very popular activities. Inland, Belize attracts a large number of visitors to jungle and wildlife reserves, while smaller, more intrepid groups come to explore the largest cave system in Central America.</p> |
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911 |
2018-09-02 23:48:45 |
Caye Chapel |
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Caye Chapel, PO Box 192, |
+1 501 226 8250 ‹ Previous › Next Golf Club Website 15 miles NE of Belize City Contact in advance Cynthia Ringgold |
http://www.cayechapel.com
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15 miles NE of Belize City |
Contact in advance |
Cynthia Ringgold |
Larry Addington |
Not known |
|
|
354 |
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122 |
2018-09-01 05:02:13 |
Bolivia |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Landlocked Bolivia lies at the heart of South America and was named after Simón Bolívar, an important leader of Spanish speaking America's struggle for independence from Spain. </p><p>Bolivia is where the Andes – the world’s longest mountain range – drop down to sticky jungle. Bolivia may be one of the poorest countries in the world but the country has a handful of really great golf courses, a number of which will flatter your driving distances.</p><p>The Federación Boliviana de Golf was founded in the early 1940s but arguably Bolivia's best course and the oldest Bolivian golf club – founded in 1912 – is La Paz Golf Club</a>. Set at more than 10,000 feet above sea level, you can expect to hit the ball some 50 yards longer in this rarefied air but expect a tiring round at altitude on the Andes. Oruro Golf Club is another fine golf course which we may feature on the Top 100 website in the not too distant future.</p> |
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director_of_golf |
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922 |
2018-09-02 23:50:09 |
La Paz |
4 |
Mallasilla, |
+591 1174 5124 ‹ Previous › Next Golf Club Website 12 miles SE of downtown La Paz Welcome Not known |
http://www.lapazgolfclub.com
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12 miles SE of downtown La Paz |
Welcome |
Not known |
Luther Kuntz |
Not known |
|
|
355 |
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region_id |
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123 |
2018-09-01 05:02:21 |
Brazil |
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region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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Santapazienza |
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70km NW of downtown Sao Paulo |
Members and their guests only |
Lisa Petrenko |
Tom and Logan Fazio |
Rick Holanda |
The municipality of Itatiba lies to the northwest of the state capital, Sao Paulo. The city is already served by a private member golf club at Quinta da Baroneza but another restricted golf facility debuted in 2015 which, if anything, is even more exclusi |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:51:29 |
Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course |
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Avenida Moysés Castello Branco Filho, 700 Barra da Tijuca, CEP: 22793-365, |
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http://www.rioogc.com.br
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30km SW of downtown Rio de Janeiro |
No visitors until after the Olympic Games |
Paulo Pacheco (President of the Brazilian Golf Federation) |
Gil Hanse with Amy Alcott |
None |
Gil Hanse was one of eight prominent architects who bid for the right to design the Olympic course back in 2012. Many believe he won the contest due to his commitment to relocate to Rio de Janeiro to oversee the construction of the layout. True to his wor |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:51:35 |
Terravista |
5.5 |
Estrada Municipal de Trancoso, Km 18, 45810-000 Porto Seguro, |
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http://www.terravistagolf.com.br
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440 miles S of Salvador, off the BR-367 |
Welcome |
Not known |
Dan Blankenship of Gold Tee Golf International |
Not known |
Architect, Dan Blankenship writes: Terravista Golf Course has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:51:38 |
Sao Paulo |
5 |
Praça Dom Francisco de Souza, 540, Santo Amaro 04745, |
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http://www.spgc.com.br
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12 miles SW of downtown |
Midweek play through selected local hotels |
Roberto Mangabeira |
Stanley Thompson and Robert Trent Jones |
Eri Anderson |
It was during a tough economic spell for North American golf architects in the early 1930s that the design company of Thompson, Jones and Thompson Ltd made the ambitious move to branch out into golf projects in Brazil, of all places. The legendary Stanley |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:51:40 |
Gávea |
5 |
Estrada da Gávea 800, São Conrado 22610, |
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http://www.gaveagolf.com.br
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15 miles SW of Rio de Janeiro city centre |
As the guest of a member or when resident at certain local hotels |
Not known |
A M Davidson , Stanley Thompson and Robert Trent Jones |
Not known |
Gávea is widely regarded as Rio de Janeiro’s most prestigious golf club. It dates back to 1926 when it was established by former members of the Rio de Janeiro Golf Club and the course occupies a delightful setting to the south of Rio, adjacent to the Tiju |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:52:08 |
Fazenda da Grama |
4 |
Rodovia SP 324 (Vinhedo-Viracopos), Km 83.5, Itupeva 13295, |
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http://www.fazendadagrama.com.br
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50 miles NW of São Paulo city centre |
Members and their guests only |
Sylvio Siqueira |
Brian Costello of JMP Golf Design Group |
Kevin Bulman |
American architect Brian Costello – designer of the acclaimed Costa do Sauípe golf course in Bahia – laid out the 18 holes of the Fazenda da Grama course in 2006 within a residential estate that's situated an hour's drive from downtown São Paulo. The Coun |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:52:15 |
Fazenda Boa Vista (Palmer) |
5 |
Rodovia Castelo Branco Kmt.102,5, Porto Feliz, |
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http://www.boavista.com.br
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109 km NW of downtown Sao Paulo |
Contact in advance |
Pio Pastore |
Arnold Palmer |
Robson Cardoso |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:52:26 |
São Fernando |
4 |
Rodovia Raposo Tavares, Vila de São Fernando, |
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http://www.saofernando.com.br
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17 miles W of São Paulo city centre |
Only with a member |
Marcelo Conde |
Unknown |
Jaime Gonzalez |
São Fernando Golf Club was formed in 1958 and members played on a 9-hole course before an additional nine holes were added in 1969. Located around a 40-minute drive from the city centre of São Paulo, the course here offers a stern examination of golfing c |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:52:34 |
Alphaville Graciosa |
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Av. Thomas Edison de Andrade Vieira, nº 825, Pinhais 83321, |
+55 41 3551 1389 ‹ Previous › Next Golf Club Website 9 miles NE of Curitiba city centre Welcome |
http://www.clubealphaville.com.br
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9 miles NE of Curitiba city centre |
Welcome |
Not known |
Dan Blankenship of Gold Tee Golf International |
Not known |
American architect Dan Blankenship is one of the most prolific contemporary designers in Brazil with an average completion rate of around one project a year since he finished the Buzios course in the mid 1990s. Prior to his move to Brazil, Blankenship had |
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<p>Brazil is South America’s largest and most populous country and is the only Portuguese-speaking nation in the Americas. From a landscape perspective, Brazil has it all, tropical beaches, the Amazon River, rainforests and five different climates. Beautiful Brazil is a country of excitement from the sensual samba to football. </p><p>Soccer is the No.1 sport in Brazil but there are great golf courses in and around virtually every major city and some of them are simply stunning. There are around 75 golf courses in Brazil and we now feature Brazil’s Top 20. We may recommend a few more in the not too distant future. </p><p>Terravista</a> headed the national rankings in 2012 (it's now No.3) and Dan Blankenship, Brazil’s most prolific golf course architect, designed it, “Terravista has proven to be the most enjoyable project of my career. Working in an area with incredible ocean views from seaside cliffs, native Brazilian rain forest, contours almost ideal for a golf course, and knowing that Brazil was discovered at this exact location 500 years ago, was a wonderful experience.”</p><p>Golf's return to the Olympics was announced in 2009 and the seaside city of Rio de Janeiro was chosen to host Olympic golf for the first time since 1904. A brand new course was designed by Gil Hanse, the Rio 2016 Olympic Golf Course</a> and it’s this layout that catapulted to No.2 in our latest Brazil Top 20.</p><p> Several years in the making, Tom Fazio’s Santapazienza</a> is the national No.1 and it has the potential – if enough people can get to see it – to take the world by storm. According to the designer: “The land is spectacular, with water features, great trees and big elevation changes. We were given the freedom to explore ways to maximize the potential of the land and… I believe we have created a golf experience unlike any in the world.”<br></p><p>We last updated our Brazilian golf course rankings</a> in July 2018, click the link to read the story. <br></p> |
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2018-09-02 23:52:39 |
Ilha de Comandatuba (Ocean) |
5 |
Una 45690, |
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http://www.transamerica.com.br
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340 miles S of Salvador, off the BA-676 |
Welcome |
Not known |
Dan Blankenship |
Not known |
Brazil’s northeastern Bahia region has prospered from the introduction of four top quality courses along its eastern seaboard in recent years: Costa do Sauípe and Praia do Forte to the north of Salvador, Terravista and Ilha de Comandatuba to the south of |
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365 |
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2018-09-01 05:02:35 |
Chile |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Chile is essentially a long coastal strip (just over 100 miles wide on average and nearly 3,000 miles in length) that lies between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean on the east side of South America. Bordering Peru, Bolivia and Argentina, the country has a wildly diverse landscape that ranges from the Atacama desert in the north to the islands and fjords found in the south with forests, volcanoes and mountains in between. </p><p>Chile's main export since the early 1800s has been copper but the country has diversified its source of outside income since the demise of General Pinochet and many imbibers will have sampled the produce of one or more of Chile’s five winemaking regions as the reputation of its viniculture grows. </p><p>Many tourists now travel to the north to admire Inca architecture in San Pedro de Atacam or to view the volcanos of Pomerape and Parinacota. Other visitors go south to wonder at the glacial formations in the Laguna San Rafael National Park. For the more energetic, there are major ski resorts in the Andes and surfing centres along the Pacific coast. </p><p>Golf in Chile dates back to the 1930s when the country’s first golf association was formed but it soon folded and was replaced by the Chilean Golf Federation (Federación Chilena de Golf</a>) in 1948. Golf courses can be found up and down the entire length of Chile but the lion’s share are centred around Aconcagua and Santiago. Currently there are 60 golf clubs affiliated to the Federation.</p><p>Our Chilean golf course rankings</a> were last updated in March 2016, click the link to read the story. </p> |
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average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
950 |
2018-09-02 23:55:33 |
Patagonia Virgin |
5 |
Camino Punta Larga 1890, |
|
http://www.clubdegolfpvf.com
|
7 km SE of Frutillar |
Members and their guests only |
Not known |
Jack Nicklaus |
Not known |
Founded in the mid-19th century, the small town of Frutillar is situated in the Los Lagos region of Chile, very close to Lake Llanquihue, which is the second largest body of water in the country. German settlers, many of whom arrived from Europe at nearby |
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124 |
2018-09-01 05:02:35 |
Chile |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Chile is essentially a long coastal strip (just over 100 miles wide on average and nearly 3,000 miles in length) that lies between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean on the east side of South America. Bordering Peru, Bolivia and Argentina, the country has a wildly diverse landscape that ranges from the Atacama desert in the north to the islands and fjords found in the south with forests, volcanoes and mountains in between. </p><p>Chile's main export since the early 1800s has been copper but the country has diversified its source of outside income since the demise of General Pinochet and many imbibers will have sampled the produce of one or more of Chile’s five winemaking regions as the reputation of its viniculture grows. </p><p>Many tourists now travel to the north to admire Inca architecture in San Pedro de Atacam or to view the volcanos of Pomerape and Parinacota. Other visitors go south to wonder at the glacial formations in the Laguna San Rafael National Park. For the more energetic, there are major ski resorts in the Andes and surfing centres along the Pacific coast. </p><p>Golf in Chile dates back to the 1930s when the country’s first golf association was formed but it soon folded and was replaced by the Chilean Golf Federation (Federación Chilena de Golf</a>) in 1948. Golf courses can be found up and down the entire length of Chile but the lion’s share are centred around Aconcagua and Santiago. Currently there are 60 golf clubs affiliated to the Federation.</p><p>Our Chilean golf course rankings</a> were last updated in March 2016, click the link to read the story. </p> |
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<L1> golf_course
id |
ts |
golf_course |
average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
951 |
2018-09-02 23:55:47 |
Los Leones |
5.75 |
Avenida Presidente Riesco 3700, Las Condes, |
|
http://www.golflosleones.cl
|
6 miles NE of Santiago city centre |
Members and their guests only |
Not known |
Augustin Edwards and Edgard von Schroeders |
Luis Tudino |
Originally formed as Santiago Golf Club in 1910, the club moved location a couple of times before finally settling in the foothills of Cerro San Luis in 1934 when several Los Leones members set out an 18-hole course. The layout has been significantly modi |
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region_id |
description |
124 |
2018-09-01 05:02:35 |
Chile |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Chile is essentially a long coastal strip (just over 100 miles wide on average and nearly 3,000 miles in length) that lies between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean on the east side of South America. Bordering Peru, Bolivia and Argentina, the country has a wildly diverse landscape that ranges from the Atacama desert in the north to the islands and fjords found in the south with forests, volcanoes and mountains in between. </p><p>Chile's main export since the early 1800s has been copper but the country has diversified its source of outside income since the demise of General Pinochet and many imbibers will have sampled the produce of one or more of Chile’s five winemaking regions as the reputation of its viniculture grows. </p><p>Many tourists now travel to the north to admire Inca architecture in San Pedro de Atacam or to view the volcanos of Pomerape and Parinacota. Other visitors go south to wonder at the glacial formations in the Laguna San Rafael National Park. For the more energetic, there are major ski resorts in the Andes and surfing centres along the Pacific coast. </p><p>Golf in Chile dates back to the 1930s when the country’s first golf association was formed but it soon folded and was replaced by the Chilean Golf Federation (Federación Chilena de Golf</a>) in 1948. Golf courses can be found up and down the entire length of Chile but the lion’s share are centred around Aconcagua and Santiago. Currently there are 60 golf clubs affiliated to the Federation.</p><p>Our Chilean golf course rankings</a> were last updated in March 2016, click the link to read the story. </p> |
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<L1> golf_course
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average_score |
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telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
952 |
2018-09-02 23:55:58 |
La Serena |
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Ruta 5 Norte km 482, |
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http://clubdegolflaserena.cl
|
10km N of La Serena city centre |
Welcome |
Not known |
Kelly Moran and Randy Thompson |
Not known |
Founded in the middle of the 16th century by Pedro de Valdivia, the Spanish conquistador and first royal governor of Chile, La Serena is the nation’s second oldest city, boasting a modern day population of around quarter of a million people. It’s a popula |
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region_id |
description |
124 |
2018-09-01 05:02:35 |
Chile |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Chile is essentially a long coastal strip (just over 100 miles wide on average and nearly 3,000 miles in length) that lies between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean on the east side of South America. Bordering Peru, Bolivia and Argentina, the country has a wildly diverse landscape that ranges from the Atacama desert in the north to the islands and fjords found in the south with forests, volcanoes and mountains in between. </p><p>Chile's main export since the early 1800s has been copper but the country has diversified its source of outside income since the demise of General Pinochet and many imbibers will have sampled the produce of one or more of Chile’s five winemaking regions as the reputation of its viniculture grows. </p><p>Many tourists now travel to the north to admire Inca architecture in San Pedro de Atacam or to view the volcanos of Pomerape and Parinacota. Other visitors go south to wonder at the glacial formations in the Laguna San Rafael National Park. For the more energetic, there are major ski resorts in the Andes and surfing centres along the Pacific coast. </p><p>Golf in Chile dates back to the 1930s when the country’s first golf association was formed but it soon folded and was replaced by the Chilean Golf Federation (Federación Chilena de Golf</a>) in 1948. Golf courses can be found up and down the entire length of Chile but the lion’s share are centred around Aconcagua and Santiago. Currently there are 60 golf clubs affiliated to the Federation.</p><p>Our Chilean golf course rankings</a> were last updated in March 2016, click the link to read the story. </p> |
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region_id |
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<L1> golf_course
id |
ts |
golf_course |
average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
953 |
2018-09-02 23:56:06 |
Rocas de Santo Domingo (Roja & Azul) |
6 |
Avenida El Golf 138, Santo Domingo, |
|
http://www.golfsantodomingo.cl
|
5 miles S of San Antonio |
Members and their guests only |
Not known |
Alex MacDonald (1943), Emilio Serra (1997) |
Not known |
|
|
369 |
<L1> region_2
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region_id |
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124 |
2018-09-01 05:02:35 |
Chile |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Chile is essentially a long coastal strip (just over 100 miles wide on average and nearly 3,000 miles in length) that lies between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean on the east side of South America. Bordering Peru, Bolivia and Argentina, the country has a wildly diverse landscape that ranges from the Atacama desert in the north to the islands and fjords found in the south with forests, volcanoes and mountains in between. </p><p>Chile's main export since the early 1800s has been copper but the country has diversified its source of outside income since the demise of General Pinochet and many imbibers will have sampled the produce of one or more of Chile’s five winemaking regions as the reputation of its viniculture grows. </p><p>Many tourists now travel to the north to admire Inca architecture in San Pedro de Atacam or to view the volcanos of Pomerape and Parinacota. Other visitors go south to wonder at the glacial formations in the Laguna San Rafael National Park. For the more energetic, there are major ski resorts in the Andes and surfing centres along the Pacific coast. </p><p>Golf in Chile dates back to the 1930s when the country’s first golf association was formed but it soon folded and was replaced by the Chilean Golf Federation (Federación Chilena de Golf</a>) in 1948. Golf courses can be found up and down the entire length of Chile but the lion’s share are centred around Aconcagua and Santiago. Currently there are 60 golf clubs affiliated to the Federation.</p><p>Our Chilean golf course rankings</a> were last updated in March 2016, click the link to read the story. </p> |
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description |
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<L1> golf_course
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ts |
golf_course |
average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
954 |
2018-09-02 23:56:17 |
Las Brisas de Santo Domingo (Roja & Azul) |
5.5 |
|
|
http://www.golflasbrisas.cl
|
70 miles W of Santiago |
Welcome as a registered guest |
Juan Copello |
Gage Davis Associates |
Not known |
|
|
370 |
<L1> region_2
id |
ts |
region |
region_id |
description |
124 |
2018-09-01 05:02:35 |
Chile |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Chile is essentially a long coastal strip (just over 100 miles wide on average and nearly 3,000 miles in length) that lies between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean on the east side of South America. Bordering Peru, Bolivia and Argentina, the country has a wildly diverse landscape that ranges from the Atacama desert in the north to the islands and fjords found in the south with forests, volcanoes and mountains in between. </p><p>Chile's main export since the early 1800s has been copper but the country has diversified its source of outside income since the demise of General Pinochet and many imbibers will have sampled the produce of one or more of Chile’s five winemaking regions as the reputation of its viniculture grows. </p><p>Many tourists now travel to the north to admire Inca architecture in San Pedro de Atacam or to view the volcanos of Pomerape and Parinacota. Other visitors go south to wonder at the glacial formations in the Laguna San Rafael National Park. For the more energetic, there are major ski resorts in the Andes and surfing centres along the Pacific coast. </p><p>Golf in Chile dates back to the 1930s when the country’s first golf association was formed but it soon folded and was replaced by the Chilean Golf Federation (Federación Chilena de Golf</a>) in 1948. Golf courses can be found up and down the entire length of Chile but the lion’s share are centred around Aconcagua and Santiago. Currently there are 60 golf clubs affiliated to the Federation.</p><p>Our Chilean golf course rankings</a> were last updated in March 2016, click the link to read the story. </p> |
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average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
955 |
2018-09-02 23:56:29 |
Hacienda Chicureo |
4 |
Avenida Camino Chicureo, Colina, |
|
http://www.haciendachicureo.cl
|
18 miles N of Santiago city centre |
Members and their guests only |
Claudia Stark |
Mike Asmundson |
Not known |
Designed by American Mike Asmundson from Port Townsend, Washington, the golf course at the Hacienda Chicureo Club is laid out in two rather contrasting loops with the front nine (known as Loma Larga) occupying gently undulating terrain and the back nine ( |
|
371 |
<L1> region_2
id |
ts |
region |
region_id |
description |
124 |
2018-09-01 05:02:35 |
Chile |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Chile is essentially a long coastal strip (just over 100 miles wide on average and nearly 3,000 miles in length) that lies between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean on the east side of South America. Bordering Peru, Bolivia and Argentina, the country has a wildly diverse landscape that ranges from the Atacama desert in the north to the islands and fjords found in the south with forests, volcanoes and mountains in between. </p><p>Chile's main export since the early 1800s has been copper but the country has diversified its source of outside income since the demise of General Pinochet and many imbibers will have sampled the produce of one or more of Chile’s five winemaking regions as the reputation of its viniculture grows. </p><p>Many tourists now travel to the north to admire Inca architecture in San Pedro de Atacam or to view the volcanos of Pomerape and Parinacota. Other visitors go south to wonder at the glacial formations in the Laguna San Rafael National Park. For the more energetic, there are major ski resorts in the Andes and surfing centres along the Pacific coast. </p><p>Golf in Chile dates back to the 1930s when the country’s first golf association was formed but it soon folded and was replaced by the Chilean Golf Federation (Federación Chilena de Golf</a>) in 1948. Golf courses can be found up and down the entire length of Chile but the lion’s share are centred around Aconcagua and Santiago. Currently there are 60 golf clubs affiliated to the Federation.</p><p>Our Chilean golf course rankings</a> were last updated in March 2016, click the link to read the story. </p> |
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<L1> golf_course
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golf_course |
average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
956 |
2018-09-02 23:56:37 |
Granadilla |
|
Camino a Granadilla, Viña del Mar, |
|
http://www.granadilla.cl
|
80 miles NW of Santiago |
Contact in advance |
Amaya Sologuren |
Leonard Macomber |
Patricio González |
|
|
372 |
<L1> region_2
id |
ts |
region |
region_id |
description |
125 |
2018-09-01 05:02:45 |
Colombia |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Colombia – named after Christopher Columbus – is the fourth largest country in South America (with the second largest population of 45 million) and it shares borders with Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. </p><p>The powerful and violent drug gangs like Pablo Escobar's Medellín Cartel deterred many tourists from visiting in the 1980s and 90s but with security now largely restored to the country, over two and a half million visitors are entering Colombia annually, many of them visiting the seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. </p><p>Colombians, like most Latin American people, love their football and people like goalkeeper Rene Higuita and forward Carlos Valderrama are rightly revered in their home country. Formula 1's Juan Pablo Montoya also brings pride to the nation as does an up-and-coming golfer known as “Hombre Araña” (Spiderman), a.k.a. Senor Camilo Villegas!</p><p>Our Colombian Top 10</a> rankings were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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description |
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<L1> golf_course
id |
ts |
golf_course |
average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
965 |
2018-09-02 23:58:25 |
El Rincon |
5 |
kilometro 26 Carretera Central de Norte, |
|
http://www.elrincon.com.co
|
16 miles N of Bogotá |
Welcome by prior arrangement |
Luis Fernando Samper |
Robert Trent Jones Sr |
Not known |
It was in 1957 that a group of young Colombian men with heady golfing ambitions purchased a modest plot of land in Cajicá, to the north of Bogotá, and laid out an elementary 9-hole course. Within the space of six years, the new club – named El Rincon – ac |
|
373 |
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id |
ts |
region |
region_id |
description |
125 |
2018-09-01 05:02:45 |
Colombia |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Colombia – named after Christopher Columbus – is the fourth largest country in South America (with the second largest population of 45 million) and it shares borders with Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. </p><p>The powerful and violent drug gangs like Pablo Escobar's Medellín Cartel deterred many tourists from visiting in the 1980s and 90s but with security now largely restored to the country, over two and a half million visitors are entering Colombia annually, many of them visiting the seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. </p><p>Colombians, like most Latin American people, love their football and people like goalkeeper Rene Higuita and forward Carlos Valderrama are rightly revered in their home country. Formula 1's Juan Pablo Montoya also brings pride to the nation as does an up-and-coming golfer known as “Hombre Araña” (Spiderman), a.k.a. Senor Camilo Villegas!</p><p>Our Colombian Top 10</a> rankings were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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<L1> golf_course
id |
ts |
golf_course |
average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
966 |
2018-09-02 23:58:30 |
TPC Cartagena at Karibana |
|
Cartagena, |
|
http://tpc.com/cartagena/
|
14.5 miles N of Cartagena |
Members and their guests only |
Pedro Philipe Scarpetta |
Nicklaus Design |
Juan Raigoza |
The old walled city of Cartagena dates as far back to the 16th century and it’s a UNESCO World Heritage site which is located on the north coast of Colombia in the Caribbean coast region of the country. Just a short 45-minute drive further north, TPC Cart |
|
374 |
<L1> region_2
id |
ts |
region |
region_id |
description |
125 |
2018-09-01 05:02:45 |
Colombia |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Colombia – named after Christopher Columbus – is the fourth largest country in South America (with the second largest population of 45 million) and it shares borders with Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. </p><p>The powerful and violent drug gangs like Pablo Escobar's Medellín Cartel deterred many tourists from visiting in the 1980s and 90s but with security now largely restored to the country, over two and a half million visitors are entering Colombia annually, many of them visiting the seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. </p><p>Colombians, like most Latin American people, love their football and people like goalkeeper Rene Higuita and forward Carlos Valderrama are rightly revered in their home country. Formula 1's Juan Pablo Montoya also brings pride to the nation as does an up-and-coming golfer known as “Hombre Araña” (Spiderman), a.k.a. Senor Camilo Villegas!</p><p>Our Colombian Top 10</a> rankings were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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region_id |
description |
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<L1> golf_course
id |
ts |
golf_course |
average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
967 |
2018-09-02 23:58:34 |
Caujaral |
|
Kilómetro 9 vía a Puerto Colombia, |
|
http://www.lagosdecaujaral.com
|
5 miles W of Barranquilla city centre |
Members and their guests only |
Juan Amin Hernandez |
Joe Lee |
Alí Berrío |
Situated just outside the industrial port city of Barranquilla, the Club Lagos de Caujaral is named after the cajuaro tree that grows along that particular stretch of the Atlantic coastline. Shortly after the club was formed in 1968, it enlisted the servi |
|
375 |
<L1> region_2
id |
ts |
region |
region_id |
description |
125 |
2018-09-01 05:02:45 |
Colombia |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Colombia – named after Christopher Columbus – is the fourth largest country in South America (with the second largest population of 45 million) and it shares borders with Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. </p><p>The powerful and violent drug gangs like Pablo Escobar's Medellín Cartel deterred many tourists from visiting in the 1980s and 90s but with security now largely restored to the country, over two and a half million visitors are entering Colombia annually, many of them visiting the seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. </p><p>Colombians, like most Latin American people, love their football and people like goalkeeper Rene Higuita and forward Carlos Valderrama are rightly revered in their home country. Formula 1's Juan Pablo Montoya also brings pride to the nation as does an up-and-coming golfer known as “Hombre Araña” (Spiderman), a.k.a. Senor Camilo Villegas!</p><p>Our Colombian Top 10</a> rankings were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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region_id |
description |
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<L1> golf_course
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ts |
golf_course |
average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
968 |
2018-09-02 23:58:39 |
Guaymaral (No.2) |
|
Autopista Norte No. 245-01, |
+57 589 5000 ‹ Previous › Next Golf Club Website 22 miles N of Bogotá city centre Members and their guests only Not known Mark Mahannah |
http://www.linkport.us/guaymaral/
|
22 miles N of Bogotá city centre |
Members and their guests only |
Not known |
Mark Mahannah |
Not known |
The exclusive Club Campestre Guaymaral in Bogotá has hosted the Colombian Open three times in the new millennium, the last time when the club celebrated its twentieth anniversary in 2011. Golf is just one of a number of sports enjoyed by club members who |
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376 |
<L1> region_2
id |
ts |
region |
region_id |
description |
125 |
2018-09-01 05:02:45 |
Colombia |
<L2> region
id |
ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
|
<p>Colombia – named after Christopher Columbus – is the fourth largest country in South America (with the second largest population of 45 million) and it shares borders with Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. </p><p>The powerful and violent drug gangs like Pablo Escobar's Medellín Cartel deterred many tourists from visiting in the 1980s and 90s but with security now largely restored to the country, over two and a half million visitors are entering Colombia annually, many of them visiting the seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. </p><p>Colombians, like most Latin American people, love their football and people like goalkeeper Rene Higuita and forward Carlos Valderrama are rightly revered in their home country. Formula 1's Juan Pablo Montoya also brings pride to the nation as does an up-and-coming golfer known as “Hombre Araña” (Spiderman), a.k.a. Senor Camilo Villegas!</p><p>Our Colombian Top 10</a> rankings were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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<L1> golf_course
id |
ts |
golf_course |
average_score |
address |
telephone |
website |
location |
visitor |
club_secretary |
architect |
director_of_golf |
description |
969 |
2018-09-02 23:58:49 |
Cali |
|
Santiago de Cali, |
|
http://www.campestrecali.com
|
7 miles SW of Santiago de Cali city centre |
Members and their guests only |
Not known |
Howard Watson |
Not known |
When architect Howard Watson’s Canadian Golf Landscaping company constructed the 18-hole layout at Campestre de Cali in the late 1950s, he’d already worked alongside Bob Mote on courses in Colombia at Manizales and El Rodeo, as well as undertaking the sol |
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377 |
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125 |
2018-09-01 05:02:45 |
Colombia |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Colombia – named after Christopher Columbus – is the fourth largest country in South America (with the second largest population of 45 million) and it shares borders with Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. </p><p>The powerful and violent drug gangs like Pablo Escobar's Medellín Cartel deterred many tourists from visiting in the 1980s and 90s but with security now largely restored to the country, over two and a half million visitors are entering Colombia annually, many of them visiting the seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. </p><p>Colombians, like most Latin American people, love their football and people like goalkeeper Rene Higuita and forward Carlos Valderrama are rightly revered in their home country. Formula 1's Juan Pablo Montoya also brings pride to the nation as does an up-and-coming golfer known as “Hombre Araña” (Spiderman), a.k.a. Senor Camilo Villegas!</p><p>Our Colombian Top 10</a> rankings were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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970 |
2018-09-02 23:59:48 |
San Andrés - Colombia |
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Km 2 Via la Punta Funza, Funza, |
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http://www.sanandresgolfclub.com
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15 miles NW of Bogota city centre |
Members and their guests only |
Not known |
Robert Trent Jones Snr and Stanley Thompson |
Nelson Guasca |
The founding fathers of the San Andrés Golf Club formed their club in 1945 and, within a couple of years, they established a fine 18-hole parkland layout, thanks largely to the architectural skills of the Robert Trent Jones Snr and Stanley Thompson design |
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378 |
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125 |
2018-09-01 05:02:45 |
Colombia |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Colombia – named after Christopher Columbus – is the fourth largest country in South America (with the second largest population of 45 million) and it shares borders with Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. </p><p>The powerful and violent drug gangs like Pablo Escobar's Medellín Cartel deterred many tourists from visiting in the 1980s and 90s but with security now largely restored to the country, over two and a half million visitors are entering Colombia annually, many of them visiting the seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. </p><p>Colombians, like most Latin American people, love their football and people like goalkeeper Rene Higuita and forward Carlos Valderrama are rightly revered in their home country. Formula 1's Juan Pablo Montoya also brings pride to the nation as does an up-and-coming golfer known as “Hombre Araña” (Spiderman), a.k.a. Senor Camilo Villegas!</p><p>Our Colombian Top 10</a> rankings were last updated in February 2017. Click the link to read the story.<br></p> |
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971 |
2018-09-02 23:59:54 |
Ruitoque |
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Bucaramanga, |
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http://www.ruitoquegolf.com
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9 miles S of Bucaramanga |
Members and their guests only |
Not known |
Nicklaus Design with Jerry Pierman |
Not known |
The course at Ruitoque Golf & Country Club is situated to the south of Bucaramanga – the "Ciudad de los Parques" (City of the Parks) – and it lies within a massive 1,250-acre gated community, high atop a plateau that overlooks the surrounding area. Back i |
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379 |
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126 |
2018-09-01 05:02:50 |
Costa Rica |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Costa Rica, sandwiched between Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the south, is one of the most progressive countries in Central America. Once heavily reliant on exporting bananas, pineapples and coffee, Costa Rica now earns an increasing amount of foreign exchange from industries such as electronics, software development and ecotourism. </p><p>The Costa Rican population of just over 4 million people welcomes over two million tourists every year. Sometimes described as the “Switzerland of Latin America” for its natural beauty, Costa Rica offers visitors a wonderful variety of landscapes – from tropical and mangrove rainforests to active and inactive volcanoes, from spectacular Pacific and Caribbean beaches to high altitude plains and mountains. </p><p>The first 9-hole course in the country appeared at the Costa Rican Country Club outside San Jose in 1944 and it remained the only course in the country until 18 holes were constructed at Cariari Country Club</a> in the 1970s. The tourist boom in the 1990s resulted in a number of top-flight courses arriving on the golfing scene, and amongst them were Garra de Leon, Hacienda Pinilla, Royal Pacific, Los Suenos and Valle del Sol</a>. More recently, the Arnold Palmer-designed Four Seasons Resort course at Peninsula Papagayo</a> on the Pacific coast has caused quite a stir in Costa Rican golfing circles.</p><p>Our Costa Rica rankings were last updated in February 2017.<br></p> |
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978 |
2018-09-03 00:01:21 |
Four Seasons Peninsula Papagayo |
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Peninsula Papagayo, |
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http://www.fourseasons.com/costarica
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155 miles NW of San Jose |
Resort residents only |
Eric Pickering |
Arnold Palmer |
Rod Cook |
Situated within the Nasacolo Forest on Costa Rica’s remote northwest Pacific coast, the Peninsula Papagayo resort is home to one of the most spectacular courses in Central America. The layout was carved through a heavily contoured, densely wooded site at |
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380 |
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126 |
2018-09-01 05:02:50 |
Costa Rica |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Costa Rica, sandwiched between Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the south, is one of the most progressive countries in Central America. Once heavily reliant on exporting bananas, pineapples and coffee, Costa Rica now earns an increasing amount of foreign exchange from industries such as electronics, software development and ecotourism. </p><p>The Costa Rican population of just over 4 million people welcomes over two million tourists every year. Sometimes described as the “Switzerland of Latin America” for its natural beauty, Costa Rica offers visitors a wonderful variety of landscapes – from tropical and mangrove rainforests to active and inactive volcanoes, from spectacular Pacific and Caribbean beaches to high altitude plains and mountains. </p><p>The first 9-hole course in the country appeared at the Costa Rican Country Club outside San Jose in 1944 and it remained the only course in the country until 18 holes were constructed at Cariari Country Club</a> in the 1970s. The tourist boom in the 1990s resulted in a number of top-flight courses arriving on the golfing scene, and amongst them were Garra de Leon, Hacienda Pinilla, Royal Pacific, Los Suenos and Valle del Sol</a>. More recently, the Arnold Palmer-designed Four Seasons Resort course at Peninsula Papagayo</a> on the Pacific coast has caused quite a stir in Costa Rican golfing circles.</p><p>Our Costa Rica rankings were last updated in February 2017.<br></p> |
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979 |
2018-09-03 00:01:32 |
Reserva Conchal |
5.5 |
Playa Conchal, Cabo Velas, |
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http://www.reservaconchal.com
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165 miles NW of San Jose |
Resort guests only |
Not known |
Robert Trent Jones Jnr |
Carlos Rojas |
The course at Reserva Conchal Golf Club in Costa Rica’s Gold Coast is a Robert Trent Jones Jnr layout that first opened for play after four years of construction in 1996. Such are the strict preservation requirements in the country, the RTJ2 team managed |
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381 |
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region_id |
description |
126 |
2018-09-01 05:02:50 |
Costa Rica |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Costa Rica, sandwiched between Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the south, is one of the most progressive countries in Central America. Once heavily reliant on exporting bananas, pineapples and coffee, Costa Rica now earns an increasing amount of foreign exchange from industries such as electronics, software development and ecotourism. </p><p>The Costa Rican population of just over 4 million people welcomes over two million tourists every year. Sometimes described as the “Switzerland of Latin America” for its natural beauty, Costa Rica offers visitors a wonderful variety of landscapes – from tropical and mangrove rainforests to active and inactive volcanoes, from spectacular Pacific and Caribbean beaches to high altitude plains and mountains. </p><p>The first 9-hole course in the country appeared at the Costa Rican Country Club outside San Jose in 1944 and it remained the only course in the country until 18 holes were constructed at Cariari Country Club</a> in the 1970s. The tourist boom in the 1990s resulted in a number of top-flight courses arriving on the golfing scene, and amongst them were Garra de Leon, Hacienda Pinilla, Royal Pacific, Los Suenos and Valle del Sol</a>. More recently, the Arnold Palmer-designed Four Seasons Resort course at Peninsula Papagayo</a> on the Pacific coast has caused quite a stir in Costa Rican golfing circles.</p><p>Our Costa Rica rankings were last updated in February 2017.<br></p> |
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980 |
2018-09-03 00:01:41 |
Hacienda Pinilla |
4 |
Santa Cruz, |
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http://www.haciendapinilla.com
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160 miles W of San Jose |
Welcome anytime |
Roberto Barrantes |
Mike Young |
Steve Parlee |
Situated within a tropical forest and wildlife refuge in the Nicoya Peninsula, the lush fairways of the Hacienda Pinilla course are set inside an enormous residential development where golf is just one of many sporting activities on offer. Atlanta develop |
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382 |
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126 |
2018-09-01 05:02:50 |
Costa Rica |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Costa Rica, sandwiched between Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the south, is one of the most progressive countries in Central America. Once heavily reliant on exporting bananas, pineapples and coffee, Costa Rica now earns an increasing amount of foreign exchange from industries such as electronics, software development and ecotourism. </p><p>The Costa Rican population of just over 4 million people welcomes over two million tourists every year. Sometimes described as the “Switzerland of Latin America” for its natural beauty, Costa Rica offers visitors a wonderful variety of landscapes – from tropical and mangrove rainforests to active and inactive volcanoes, from spectacular Pacific and Caribbean beaches to high altitude plains and mountains. </p><p>The first 9-hole course in the country appeared at the Costa Rican Country Club outside San Jose in 1944 and it remained the only course in the country until 18 holes were constructed at Cariari Country Club</a> in the 1970s. The tourist boom in the 1990s resulted in a number of top-flight courses arriving on the golfing scene, and amongst them were Garra de Leon, Hacienda Pinilla, Royal Pacific, Los Suenos and Valle del Sol</a>. More recently, the Arnold Palmer-designed Four Seasons Resort course at Peninsula Papagayo</a> on the Pacific coast has caused quite a stir in Costa Rican golfing circles.</p><p>Our Costa Rica rankings were last updated in February 2017.<br></p> |
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981 |
2018-09-03 00:01:45 |
La Iguana - Los Suenos |
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Los Suenos Marriott Ocean & Golf Resort, Playa Herradura 5024005, |
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http://www.golflaiguana.com
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62 miles SW of San Jose |
Welcome |
Not known |
Ted Robinson Jnr |
Not known |
Laid out between the shores of the Pacific Ocean and an 1,100-acre tropical rainforest, La Iguana golf course at the Los Suenos Marriott Ocean & Golf Resort is a Ted Robinson design that saw its first golfing action at the end of the 1990s. Hole 6, “El Br |
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126 |
2018-09-01 05:02:50 |
Costa Rica |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Costa Rica, sandwiched between Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the south, is one of the most progressive countries in Central America. Once heavily reliant on exporting bananas, pineapples and coffee, Costa Rica now earns an increasing amount of foreign exchange from industries such as electronics, software development and ecotourism. </p><p>The Costa Rican population of just over 4 million people welcomes over two million tourists every year. Sometimes described as the “Switzerland of Latin America” for its natural beauty, Costa Rica offers visitors a wonderful variety of landscapes – from tropical and mangrove rainforests to active and inactive volcanoes, from spectacular Pacific and Caribbean beaches to high altitude plains and mountains. </p><p>The first 9-hole course in the country appeared at the Costa Rican Country Club outside San Jose in 1944 and it remained the only course in the country until 18 holes were constructed at Cariari Country Club</a> in the 1970s. The tourist boom in the 1990s resulted in a number of top-flight courses arriving on the golfing scene, and amongst them were Garra de Leon, Hacienda Pinilla, Royal Pacific, Los Suenos and Valle del Sol</a>. More recently, the Arnold Palmer-designed Four Seasons Resort course at Peninsula Papagayo</a> on the Pacific coast has caused quite a stir in Costa Rican golfing circles.</p><p>Our Costa Rica rankings were last updated in February 2017.<br></p> |
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982 |
2018-09-03 00:01:52 |
Cariari |
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|
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http://www.clubcariari.com
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North west of San Jose, near the Juan Santamaria airport |
Members and their guests only |
Enrique Caranza Echeverría |
George Fazio |
Not known |
Designed by George Fazio and constructed by his nephew Tom Fazio in the early 1970s, Cariari Country Club was the first 18-hole course to be built in Costa Rica – indeed, it was the only championship layout in Central America for nearly twenty years. Once |
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126 |
2018-09-01 05:02:50 |
Costa Rica |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Costa Rica, sandwiched between Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the south, is one of the most progressive countries in Central America. Once heavily reliant on exporting bananas, pineapples and coffee, Costa Rica now earns an increasing amount of foreign exchange from industries such as electronics, software development and ecotourism. </p><p>The Costa Rican population of just over 4 million people welcomes over two million tourists every year. Sometimes described as the “Switzerland of Latin America” for its natural beauty, Costa Rica offers visitors a wonderful variety of landscapes – from tropical and mangrove rainforests to active and inactive volcanoes, from spectacular Pacific and Caribbean beaches to high altitude plains and mountains. </p><p>The first 9-hole course in the country appeared at the Costa Rican Country Club outside San Jose in 1944 and it remained the only course in the country until 18 holes were constructed at Cariari Country Club</a> in the 1970s. The tourist boom in the 1990s resulted in a number of top-flight courses arriving on the golfing scene, and amongst them were Garra de Leon, Hacienda Pinilla, Royal Pacific, Los Suenos and Valle del Sol</a>. More recently, the Arnold Palmer-designed Four Seasons Resort course at Peninsula Papagayo</a> on the Pacific coast has caused quite a stir in Costa Rican golfing circles.</p><p>Our Costa Rica rankings were last updated in February 2017.<br></p> |
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visitor |
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983 |
2018-09-03 00:02:02 |
Valle del Sol |
4 |
Pozos de Santa Ana, |
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http://www.vallesol.com
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10 miles W of San Jose |
Welcome |
Not known |
Tracy May |
Not known |
Located fifteen minutes from downtown San José near the town of Santa Ana, the golf course at Valle del Sol was originally developed as a private facility in the late 1970s but was never completed by its North American owner. More than a decade later, Bra |
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385 |
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region |
region_id |
description |
127 |
2018-09-01 05:03:04 |
Ecuador |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Ecuador lies to the north west of South America and is one of only two nations on the continent that has no border with continental powerhouse Brazil. The Spanish conquered the country in the early 16th century and it would take until 1822 before Ecuador gained Independence from Spain. </p><p>Even the hemispheres get together and have fun in Ecuador. Just half an hour north of Quito, you can put one foot in the northern hemisphere while the other is in the south. </p><p>The city of Quito – San Fransisco del Quito to give it its proper title – was formerly the capital of the Inca Empire. It’s now the capital of Ecuador and it lies on a plateau to the east of the Pichincha volcano and it’s one of the highest capitals in the world, with a population of around one and a half million people. Laid out on a north-south axis, the city measures around 25 miles long by only 3 miles wide and it’s here where four of the eight Ecuadorian golf courses are located.</p><p>At the moment, we feature one course – Quito Tenis y Golf Club</a> – which is the only private golf facility in the country. The 18-hole course at Los Cerros Club de Golf and the 9-hole layout at Club Los Chillos are situated to the south of the capital in Los Chillos Valley, whilst the golf facility at Arrayanes Country Club in the Puembo Valley is located a short 45-minute drive away.</p><p>Further afield, Guayaquil Country Club and La Costa Country Club lie close to Guayaquil, the largest and most populous city in Ecuador, with the 9-hole course at Cuenca Tenis y Golf Club laid out a further 200 kilometres to the southeast of the city. Montecristi Golf Club & Villas sits the same distance from downtown Guayaquil in the opposite direction, within the coastal province of Manabi. </p><p>Two new courses are currently being constructed to the north of Montecristi: a Kris Savignac design named Ceibo Valley at Las Olas, which enjoys expansive ocean views on the back nine, and a 7,600-yard Steve Smyers layout called Costa-Jama, where the fairways are routed through heavily forested terrain and the final three holes are set on the edge of a spectacular cliff, overlooking the Pacific.</p> |
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984 |
2018-09-03 00:02:11 |
Quito |
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Urb. El Condado, Av. A N73-154 Y Calle B, |
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http://www.qtgc.com
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Located in the northern Quito suburb of Condado |
Welcome - contact in advance |
Fabian Gallardo Guerra |
Unknown |
Not known |
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386 |
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128 |
2018-09-01 05:03:13 |
El Salvador |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Bordering the Pacific Ocean between Guatemala and Honduras, El Salvador is the smallest country in continental America (sometimes known as “Pulgarcito de America” or Tom Thumb of the Americas) and is the only Central American nation without a Caribbean coastline.</p><p>El Salvador’s tourism industry has developed dramatically in recent years with increasing number of North American and European visitors arriving to sample mainly the beaches and nightlife. Some tourists to the former war-torn country are drawn by El Salvador's troubled past, looking to find the likes of guns and uniforms used by the National Liberation Front during the 1980s. The mountain town of Perquin, which was regarded as the guerilla capital, now market a “Museum of the Revolution”, complete with a variety of Soviet weaponry. </p><p>The El Salvador Golf Federation was founded in 2005 and looks after the country’s golfing interests across a handful of golf courses in this diminutive country.</p> |
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director_of_golf |
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995 |
2018-09-03 00:03:39 |
Salvadoreno |
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Lago de Ilopango, |
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http://www.clubsalvadoreno.com
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12 miles E of downtown San Salvador |
Welcome, contact in advance |
Carlos López |
Fred Hawtree |
Not known |
|
|
387 |
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region_id |
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128 |
2018-09-01 05:03:13 |
El Salvador |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Bordering the Pacific Ocean between Guatemala and Honduras, El Salvador is the smallest country in continental America (sometimes known as “Pulgarcito de America” or Tom Thumb of the Americas) and is the only Central American nation without a Caribbean coastline.</p><p>El Salvador’s tourism industry has developed dramatically in recent years with increasing number of North American and European visitors arriving to sample mainly the beaches and nightlife. Some tourists to the former war-torn country are drawn by El Salvador's troubled past, looking to find the likes of guns and uniforms used by the National Liberation Front during the 1980s. The mountain town of Perquin, which was regarded as the guerilla capital, now market a “Museum of the Revolution”, complete with a variety of Soviet weaponry. </p><p>The El Salvador Golf Federation was founded in 2005 and looks after the country’s golfing interests across a handful of golf courses in this diminutive country.</p> |
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996 |
2018-09-03 00:03:50 |
Veraneras |
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Salinitas, Los Cobanos, |
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http://www.veranerasresort.com
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60 miles SW of San Salvador |
Welcome |
Not known |
Unknown |
Not known |
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388 |
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region_id |
description |
131 |
2018-09-01 05:03:47 |
Guatemala |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Guatemala, the Mayan heart of Central America, offers a fascinating blend of volcanoes, cloud forests and tropical jungle and it’s once more becoming an off the beaten track destination with a ancient cultural difference. And you should pack your golf clubs. </p><p>The Guatemala Golf Association was founded in 1964 and while Guatemala might not boast many golf courses, what’s lacking in quantity is more than made up for in quality. The best Guatemalan golf courses include: Altavista Golf & Tennis Club, the Larry Packard designed Hacienda Nueva Country Club</a>, Guatemala Country Club, Club Campestre San Isidro and the excellent Mayan Golf Club. </p><p>Naturally, Mayan Golf Club</a> is the forefather of Central American Golf Clubs, which affords stunning views across Lake Amatitlan to the volcanic peaks of Pacaya and Agua. Also watch out for Fuego Maya</a>, La Reunión´s spectacular 18-hole golf course, designed by Pete and Perry Dye.</p> |
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1017 |
2018-09-03 00:06:55 |
La Reunion Antigua - Fuego Maya |
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Nacional CA 14 Km. 91.5, Alotenango, Sacatepequez, |
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http://www.lareunion.com.gt
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32 miles SW of Guatemala City |
Welcome anytime |
Not known |
Pete and Perry Dye |
Yostin Venegas |
|
|
389 |
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region_id |
description |
131 |
2018-09-01 05:03:47 |
Guatemala |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Guatemala, the Mayan heart of Central America, offers a fascinating blend of volcanoes, cloud forests and tropical jungle and it’s once more becoming an off the beaten track destination with a ancient cultural difference. And you should pack your golf clubs. </p><p>The Guatemala Golf Association was founded in 1964 and while Guatemala might not boast many golf courses, what’s lacking in quantity is more than made up for in quality. The best Guatemalan golf courses include: Altavista Golf & Tennis Club, the Larry Packard designed Hacienda Nueva Country Club</a>, Guatemala Country Club, Club Campestre San Isidro and the excellent Mayan Golf Club. </p><p>Naturally, Mayan Golf Club</a> is the forefather of Central American Golf Clubs, which affords stunning views across Lake Amatitlan to the volcanic peaks of Pacaya and Agua. Also watch out for Fuego Maya</a>, La Reunión´s spectacular 18-hole golf course, designed by Pete and Perry Dye.</p> |
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1018 |
2018-09-03 00:07:07 |
Hacienda Nueva |
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Km 25 Ruta Nacional 18, |
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http://www.haciendanueva.com
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16 miles SE of Guatemala City |
Welcome but contact in advance |
Not known |
Larry Packard |
Not known |
Located on the south east side of Guatemala City, next to the Altavista Golf and Tennis Club, the Hacienda Nueva Country Club sits in the grounds of a former Jesuit monastery where many of the old 16th century buildings have been retained. The course itse |
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390 |
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131 |
2018-09-01 05:03:47 |
Guatemala |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Guatemala, the Mayan heart of Central America, offers a fascinating blend of volcanoes, cloud forests and tropical jungle and it’s once more becoming an off the beaten track destination with a ancient cultural difference. And you should pack your golf clubs. </p><p>The Guatemala Golf Association was founded in 1964 and while Guatemala might not boast many golf courses, what’s lacking in quantity is more than made up for in quality. The best Guatemalan golf courses include: Altavista Golf & Tennis Club, the Larry Packard designed Hacienda Nueva Country Club</a>, Guatemala Country Club, Club Campestre San Isidro and the excellent Mayan Golf Club. </p><p>Naturally, Mayan Golf Club</a> is the forefather of Central American Golf Clubs, which affords stunning views across Lake Amatitlan to the volcanic peaks of Pacaya and Agua. Also watch out for Fuego Maya</a>, La Reunión´s spectacular 18-hole golf course, designed by Pete and Perry Dye.</p> |
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1019 |
2018-09-03 00:07:18 |
Mayan |
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Finca el Zarza, |
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http://www.mayangolfclub.com
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11 miles SW of Guatemala City centre |
Welcome |
Not known |
Carl Anderson |
Not known |
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391 |
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133 |
2018-09-01 05:04:03 |
Honduras |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Honduras is not an obvious western tourist destination, but if you are seeking off the beaten track adventure then you should take a harder look at the original banana republic. </p><p>With 200 miles of Caribbean shoreline, Honduras has so much golfing potential but frankly Hondurans are far more interested in football (soccer) than golf. With only seven golf clubs from which to choose – six of which are 9-hole facilities – it’s no wonder that there are less than 1,000 registered Honduran golfers. </p><p>However, with its varied climate – ranging from tropical to temperate – and with some capital investment Honduras is a potential golfing paradise. Black Pearl</a>, a new Pete and Perry Dye-designed course of great promise, opened in 2010 on the island of Roatan at the Pristine Bay Resort.</p> |
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1045 |
2018-09-03 00:10:37 |
Black Pearl at Pristine Bay |
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French Harbour, Roatán, |
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http://www.pristinebayresort.com
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11 miles NE of Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport |
Welcome |
Not known |
Pete and Perry Dye |
Jason Thom Gilfoil |
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392 |
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133 |
2018-09-01 05:04:03 |
Honduras |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Honduras is not an obvious western tourist destination, but if you are seeking off the beaten track adventure then you should take a harder look at the original banana republic. </p><p>With 200 miles of Caribbean shoreline, Honduras has so much golfing potential but frankly Hondurans are far more interested in football (soccer) than golf. With only seven golf clubs from which to choose – six of which are 9-hole facilities – it’s no wonder that there are less than 1,000 registered Honduran golfers. </p><p>However, with its varied climate – ranging from tropical to temperate – and with some capital investment Honduras is a potential golfing paradise. Black Pearl</a>, a new Pete and Perry Dye-designed course of great promise, opened in 2010 on the island of Roatan at the Pristine Bay Resort.</p> |
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1046 |
2018-09-03 00:10:49 |
Indura Beach |
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http://www.induraresort.com
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97.5 kilometres NW of San Pedro Sula |
Contact in advance |
José Gutiérrez |
Gary Player |
Manny Ortiz Jnr |
Indura Beach & Golf Resort is positioned on the northern coast of Honduras, just outside the small resort town of Tela, on a sandy spit that separates Laguna de Los Micos from the Caribbean Sea. Two national parks flank the property and one of the world’s |
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393 |
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134 |
2018-09-01 05:04:09 |
Nicaragua |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Bordered by Honduras to the north and Costa Rica to the south – with the Pacific Ocean on its western flank and the Caribbean Sea to the east – Nicaragua is the largest country in Central America. </p><p>Independent since 1821, the nation is still recovering from the war in the 1980s between the ruling radical left wing Sandinistas and the US-backed Contras and it’s estimated that around half of its six million population live in poverty. </p><p>Tourism is a major Nicaraguan growth industry and its increasing economic importance is having a positive effect on the nation as a whole with ecotourism and agritourism increasing at a steady annual rate. Visitors find that locals love to talk about baseball, boxing and football but golf will hardly feature at all in their sporting vocabulary, which is a great pity. </p><p>Perhaps with the construction of more courses to satisfy the leisure needs of tourists (like the impressive Guacalito de la Isla</a>, designed by David McLay KIdd) an increasing number of Nicaraguans will find the opportunity to participate in the world’s greatest game.</p> |
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1057 |
2018-09-03 00:11:57 |
Guacalito de la Isla |
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Km 10 Carretera Tola-Las Salinas, |
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http://www.guacalitogolf.com
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80 miles S of Managua |
Contact in advance |
Gustava Betancourt |
David McLay Kidd |
None |
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394 |
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description |
134 |
2018-09-01 05:04:09 |
Nicaragua |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Bordered by Honduras to the north and Costa Rica to the south – with the Pacific Ocean on its western flank and the Caribbean Sea to the east – Nicaragua is the largest country in Central America. </p><p>Independent since 1821, the nation is still recovering from the war in the 1980s between the ruling radical left wing Sandinistas and the US-backed Contras and it’s estimated that around half of its six million population live in poverty. </p><p>Tourism is a major Nicaraguan growth industry and its increasing economic importance is having a positive effect on the nation as a whole with ecotourism and agritourism increasing at a steady annual rate. Visitors find that locals love to talk about baseball, boxing and football but golf will hardly feature at all in their sporting vocabulary, which is a great pity. </p><p>Perhaps with the construction of more courses to satisfy the leisure needs of tourists (like the impressive Guacalito de la Isla</a>, designed by David McLay KIdd) an increasing number of Nicaraguans will find the opportunity to participate in the world’s greatest game.</p> |
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1058 |
2018-09-03 00:11:59 |
Hacienda Iquana |
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|
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http://www.haciendaiguana.com
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80 miles S of Managua |
Welcome |
Mayner Barrios |
Niels Oldenburg |
None |
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395 |
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region_id |
description |
134 |
2018-09-01 05:04:09 |
Nicaragua |
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region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>Bordered by Honduras to the north and Costa Rica to the south – with the Pacific Ocean on its western flank and the Caribbean Sea to the east – Nicaragua is the largest country in Central America. </p><p>Independent since 1821, the nation is still recovering from the war in the 1980s between the ruling radical left wing Sandinistas and the US-backed Contras and it’s estimated that around half of its six million population live in poverty. </p><p>Tourism is a major Nicaraguan growth industry and its increasing economic importance is having a positive effect on the nation as a whole with ecotourism and agritourism increasing at a steady annual rate. Visitors find that locals love to talk about baseball, boxing and football but golf will hardly feature at all in their sporting vocabulary, which is a great pity. </p><p>Perhaps with the construction of more courses to satisfy the leisure needs of tourists (like the impressive Guacalito de la Isla</a>, designed by David McLay KIdd) an increasing number of Nicaraguans will find the opportunity to participate in the world’s greatest game.</p> |
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1059 |
2018-09-03 00:12:08 |
Nejapa |
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http://www.nejapagolfclub.com
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5 miles SE of downtown Managua |
Contact the club in advance |
Claudia Cardenal |
Rick Elliott |
Eduardo Gonzales |
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396 |
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region_id |
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135 |
2018-09-01 05:04:18 |
Panama |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>One of the most strategically located countries in the world, Panama sits between Colombia and Costa Rica, connecting North and South America. Its world famous canal (often referred to as the “eighth wonder of the world”) allows shipping to move easily between the North Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. </p><p>Like most countries in Central and South America, Panama is a former Spanish colony that only really began to flourish when first it severed its Iberian connections in the early 19th century and then when it relinquished its allegiance to Colombia in 1903. Just over ten years later, the US completed the construction of the canal – an important asset that only came under the exclusive control of the Panamanian government at the start of this millenium! </p><p>Although Panama can only boast a handful of golf courses, a number of these are so compelling that you really should take your golf clubs. Keep a watchful eye on Lucero</a> (formerly known as Cielo Paraiso) in Boquete province, which opened in 2009. J. Michael Poellot’s layout has the potential to become one of the world’s most spectacular golf courses.</p><p>Our Panama rankings</a> were last updated in September 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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1060 |
2018-09-03 00:12:20 |
Lucero |
6 |
108 Boquete, |
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http://www.lucerocountryclub.com
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300 miles W of Panama City |
Welcome |
Sandeep Lal |
J. Michael Poellot |
None |
Located between the Caldera River to the east and the Baru Volcano to the west, the small town of Boquete lies at an altitude of around 3,600 feet above sea level in the mountains of Panama. Close to the town, in the suburb of La Estrella, the 700-acre Lu |
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397 |
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135 |
2018-09-01 05:04:18 |
Panama |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>One of the most strategically located countries in the world, Panama sits between Colombia and Costa Rica, connecting North and South America. Its world famous canal (often referred to as the “eighth wonder of the world”) allows shipping to move easily between the North Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. </p><p>Like most countries in Central and South America, Panama is a former Spanish colony that only really began to flourish when first it severed its Iberian connections in the early 19th century and then when it relinquished its allegiance to Colombia in 1903. Just over ten years later, the US completed the construction of the canal – an important asset that only came under the exclusive control of the Panamanian government at the start of this millenium! </p><p>Although Panama can only boast a handful of golf courses, a number of these are so compelling that you really should take your golf clubs. Keep a watchful eye on Lucero</a> (formerly known as Cielo Paraiso) in Boquete province, which opened in 2009. J. Michael Poellot’s layout has the potential to become one of the world’s most spectacular golf courses.</p><p>Our Panama rankings</a> were last updated in September 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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1061 |
2018-09-03 00:12:24 |
Mantarraya |
6 |
Beach Resort & Villas, Avenida principal Farallón km 115, Río Hato, |
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http://www.decameron.com/en/otr-destinations/panama/farallon/royal-decameron-golf-beach-resort-villas
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92 miles SW of downtown Panama city |
Welcome |
Milena Vasquez |
Randy Thompson |
Wilson Ospina |
The Mantarraya course is set within the Royal Decameron Beach Resort, between the recently modernised Scarlett Martinez International airport and the Rio Farallón, where the river empties into the Pacific Ocean. The beautiful white-sand beach of Playa Bla |
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398 |
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135 |
2018-09-01 05:04:18 |
Panama |
<L2> region
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ts |
region |
5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>One of the most strategically located countries in the world, Panama sits between Colombia and Costa Rica, connecting North and South America. Its world famous canal (often referred to as the “eighth wonder of the world”) allows shipping to move easily between the North Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. </p><p>Like most countries in Central and South America, Panama is a former Spanish colony that only really began to flourish when first it severed its Iberian connections in the early 19th century and then when it relinquished its allegiance to Colombia in 1903. Just over ten years later, the US completed the construction of the canal – an important asset that only came under the exclusive control of the Panamanian government at the start of this millenium! </p><p>Although Panama can only boast a handful of golf courses, a number of these are so compelling that you really should take your golf clubs. Keep a watchful eye on Lucero</a> (formerly known as Cielo Paraiso) in Boquete province, which opened in 2009. J. Michael Poellot’s layout has the potential to become one of the world’s most spectacular golf courses.</p><p>Our Panama rankings</a> were last updated in September 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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1062 |
2018-09-03 00:12:35 |
Panama |
6 |
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http://clubdegolfdepanama.com
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11 miles NE of downtown Panama City |
Members and their guests only |
Not known |
Jay Riviere, Charles Schaeffer and Carlos Arosemena Lacayo |
Milton Javier Hidalgo López |
Club de Golf de Panama was formed by American workers involved in the construction of the Panama Canal in 1922 and founding members played on a 9-hole course before moving to a new 18-hole layout a decade later. Many Panama Open championships were held at |
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399 |
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ts |
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region_id |
description |
135 |
2018-09-01 05:04:18 |
Panama |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>One of the most strategically located countries in the world, Panama sits between Colombia and Costa Rica, connecting North and South America. Its world famous canal (often referred to as the “eighth wonder of the world”) allows shipping to move easily between the North Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. </p><p>Like most countries in Central and South America, Panama is a former Spanish colony that only really began to flourish when first it severed its Iberian connections in the early 19th century and then when it relinquished its allegiance to Colombia in 1903. Just over ten years later, the US completed the construction of the canal – an important asset that only came under the exclusive control of the Panamanian government at the start of this millenium! </p><p>Although Panama can only boast a handful of golf courses, a number of these are so compelling that you really should take your golf clubs. Keep a watchful eye on Lucero</a> (formerly known as Cielo Paraiso) in Boquete province, which opened in 2009. J. Michael Poellot’s layout has the potential to become one of the world’s most spectacular golf courses.</p><p>Our Panama rankings</a> were last updated in September 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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1063 |
2018-09-03 00:12:48 |
Buenaventura |
6 |
340 Calle 3ra Buenaventura, |
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http://www.buenaventuragolfclub.com
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97 miles SW of downtown Panama City |
Limited daily tee time slots available |
Miguel Marin |
Nicklaus Design |
Miguel Antonio Pinilla |
Situated around a two-hour drive to the southwest of Panama City, the course at Buenaventura is an 18-hole Nicklaus Design layout that’s set within a large residential development on the Pacific coast of Panama, in the province of Coclé. The course measur |
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400 |
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135 |
2018-09-01 05:04:18 |
Panama |
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5 |
2018-03-21 04:56:38 |
Central & South America |
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<p>One of the most strategically located countries in the world, Panama sits between Colombia and Costa Rica, connecting North and South America. Its world famous canal (often referred to as the “eighth wonder of the world”) allows shipping to move easily between the North Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. </p><p>Like most countries in Central and South America, Panama is a former Spanish colony that only really began to flourish when first it severed its Iberian connections in the early 19th century and then when it relinquished its allegiance to Colombia in 1903. Just over ten years later, the US completed the construction of the canal – an important asset that only came under the exclusive control of the Panamanian government at the start of this millenium! </p><p>Although Panama can only boast a handful of golf courses, a number of these are so compelling that you really should take your golf clubs. Keep a watchful eye on Lucero</a> (formerly known as Cielo Paraiso) in Boquete province, which opened in 2009. J. Michael Poellot’s layout has the potential to become one of the world’s most spectacular golf courses.</p><p>Our Panama rankings</a> were last updated in September 2016. Click the link to read the story.</p> |
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1064 |
2018-09-03 00:13:57 |
Vista Mar |
5 |
Vista Mar Boulevard, |
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http://www.vistamarresort.com
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120 km SW of Panama City |
Welcome |
Marcelo Joffe |
J. Michael Poellot |
Juan Carlos Patiño |
Developed by Grupo Shahani, one of Panama’s biggest construction and real estate development companies, Vista Mar Golf & Beach Resort lies within an impressive 700-acre property on the Pacific coast, less than a two-hour drive from the capital, where Kemp |
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