Got to play golf? Then with over 23 golf courses and more to come, the Dominican Republic is the best golfing destination in the entire Caribbean Island Chain. With two outstanding courses receiving public accolades in Golf Digest Magazine, the DR can proudly be put on the map as being on their list of "100 Best Golf Courses Outside the United States." The famous Teeth of the Dog at Casa de Campo in La Romana is number 34th and considered the number one course in the Caribbean, Pete Dye's course has come back biting! With typical Dye obstacles and elevated greens, their top notch caddies are waiting and eager to lead you on.
Also home in the Dominican Republic to 2 more Dye courses the Links and Dye Fore are considered to be first rate courses for serious golfers. On the north of the Dominican Republic, Playa Dorada has the Robert Trent Jones Course of which Wyndham resorts now boasts a complex in the Playa Dorada circuit. A little further up the coast road in an easterly direction is the Playa Grande Trent golf course, which is cut out into the cliffs, often referred to as "The Pebbles" of the Caribbean.
The new Cap Cana multi billion development of the east coast Bavaro region is home to the Punta Espada Jack Nicklaus designed golf course, with a further two more courses being planned and executed.
Golfing holidays in the Dominican Republic are reasonably priced with many of the all inclusive resorts through out the island including green fees in the package. Pretty much all of the golf courses nearby resorts have Spa Days and Pampering Treatment Rooms for both male and females not wishing to partake in a round! Hey after that much hard work yourselves, you might like to take advantage of a relaxing hands on massage yourselves!
More and more golfers each year are returning back to the DR for a golfing vacation, combined with stunning courses over water and tropical landscaping, cliff tops and rolling waves the topography is simply overwhelming. A superb opportunity for some serious golf and relaxation here in the Dominican Republic.
