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.
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The East course at TPC Dorado Beach has twice hosted the prestigious World Cup tournament, contested by teams of two representing their country.
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Top tennis pro Charlie Pasarell, his brother Stanley, Edwin Perez and architect David Pfaff created the Royal Isabela golf course on a generous 426-acre site that is both dramatic and challenging.
Laid out on a wooded property to the north east of Puerto Rico, the Bahia Beach golf course works its way around 80 acres of saltwater lagoons before it ends with three holes along the Atlantic coast.
Grand Reserve (Championship) was developed by Bruce Besse of Willowbend Golf & Land Design, this project was the first that Tom Kite Design was involved in outside the US...
Fairways of the Flamboyan course at Palmas Athletic Club fan out alongside a 20-acre freshwater lake, some intersecting the Candelero River while others border the Caribbean Sea...
The International course enjoys a number of substantial elevation changes on its front nine and many golfers believe this Mountain circuit to be the best of the four 9-hole loops at Grand Reserve in Puerto Rico.
The Palm course at Palmas Athletic Club (formerly Palmas del Mar) appeared on the TV series “Shell’s Wonderful World of Golf” in 1995 showing a match between local hero Chi Chi Rodriquez and the ever-popular Lee Trevino...
With sweeping ocean vistas from many of the holes – especially those with raised tees playing to generously wide fairways – the course routing at El Conquistador allows golfers to fully embrace the coastal views.
The Sugarcane course at the Plantation Club (now TPC) underwent an extensive renovation by Ray Floyd in 2005 when six new holes were constructed and three others were totally remodeled on the back nine.
River course at Rio Mar was one of Greg Norman’s first designs when it opened in 1997.
