Dominican Republic
With 26 golf courses to choose from, the Dominican Republic is rapidly becoming the premier golf destination of the Caribbean. With five Pete Dye courses (three resort courses and two private courses) at Casa de Campo, including the magnificent Teeth of the Dog, the Dominican Republic does live up to the hype.
Casa de Campo (Teeth of the Dog)
Dominican Republic
Casa de Campo (Teeth of the Dog)
There’s one golf course at Casa de Campo with a bark as well as a bite and it’s Pete Dye’s Teeth of the Dog.
Punta Espada Golf Club
All Areas, Dominican Republic
Punta Espada Golf Club
Punta Espada Golf Club's 18-hole layout at Cap Cana is the first of three intended Jack Nicklaus courses at this resort.
Puntacana Resort (Corales)
Dominican Republic
Puntacana Resort (Corales)
The Tom Fazio-designed Corales Golf Course opened for play in April 2010. With six Oceanside holes and a dramatic 18th, it's already a high flyer in the Caribbean rankings.
Playa Grande Golf & Ocean Club
Dominican Republic
Playa Grande Golf & Ocean Club
The course at Playa Grande was one of the last that Robert Trent Jones designed before he died in 2000 and it’s located on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic...
Casa de Campo (Dye Fore)
Dominican Republic
Casa de Campo (Dye Fore)
The Chavón River cuts a deep path through the Casa de Campo landscape as it tumbles down from the Dominican mountains to the coast and the Dye Fore course sits high above the flowing waters...
Puntacana Resort (La Cana)
Dominican Republic
Puntacana Resort (La Cana)
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.
Casa de Campo (La Romana)
Dominican Republic
Casa de Campo (La Romana)
La Romana Country Club was the second golf course to appear on the Casa de Campo property, opening as a private facility in 1990.
Iberostar Bávaro
Dominican Republic
Iberostar Bávaro
P.B. Dye was busy in the Bávaro area of Punta Cana; he refashioned the region’s oldest layout in 2010 – Lakes Barceló – having only just completed an original design in 2009 a little further up the coast for the Iberostar Bávaro hotel.
La Estancia
Dominican Republic
La Estancia
Paul Burke Dye, youngest son of Pete and Alice Dye, designed the 18-hole layout at La Estancia and it opened for play in 2008...
Casa de Campo (Links)
Dominican Republic
Casa de Campo (Links)
Casa de Campo unveiled the first of its world-class golf courses when Pete Dye’s eponymous Teeth of the Dog opened in 1971 and this fantastic track was followed three years later by the 18-hole Links layout.