Golf Courses in Los Cabos

Inspiring views of mountains, hills and sea at Puerto Los Cabos are the backdrop for two magnificent golf courses designed by true legends of the game. The private Greg Norman Signature Course will be like a rare vintage, savored only by residents and guests. the Jack Niklaus Signature Course will rank among the most sought-after games in Los Cabos. with a full-service, 40,000-square-foot clubhouse, each will provide an unforgettable experience for players at every level of skill.

Embark for sports fishing or sailing from the new marina, only the second in Los Cabos. Experience the beauty, challenge an reward on two signature golf courses. Schedule a spa visit or lounge at a private beach club. Swim, explore nature, para-glide, play tennis, or simply walk along a moonlit beach – the variety of choices will amaze and delight.

Club Campestre San Jose is nestled in the foothills of the Sierras in the heart of a beautiful development with the same name. This golf course features the prestigious Nicklaus Signature, and is renowned by its precision, elegance as well as stunning Sea of Cortez views. A championship course of unique beauty in Los Cabos, Club Campestre will let you enjoy incredible ocean, canyons and mountain landscapes, being the Hole 7 one of the most spectacular where the golfer can feel surprised admiring the contrast amongst desert and sea.

This is a fun but sometimes difficult, course for the average player and a true test for the low handicap golfer. The course begins with a testing par five that can be reached in two by the long hitters.

Number five requires a tee shot of 230 yards to carry a deep arroyo and uphill second a shot to a green tucked behind an other deep arroyo. A par here is like a birdie! From 80 feet up you have a twenty mile view of the ocean and the 12th green which is 200 yards away with the wind blowing. Hit this green and you deserve a free lunch!

The seventh, a long par five looks down from an elevated tee to narrow fairway that has a 150 foot deep canyon the entire length of the hole. A carry of 235 yards over an arroyo to an elevated green is necessary to have a chance at a par three on the eighth hole. The Mountain nine is the most difficult of the three. You can make an eagle on the par five 4th but it requires a long drive over water and a second shot over more water to a narrow green. The 5th hole is one of the most challenging par fours in Cabo. A double carry over an other deep arroyo may give you a chance at par.

The fifth hole is ranked as one of the top 100 par fours in the world. In our opinion the 210 yard par three seventh hole, from the championship tees with the wind in your face deserves a similar ranking.

Next is the eighth hole which normally plays 430 yards in to the wind. The second shot may be a five iron or a three wood across an arroyo to an angular green that is well bunkered. This is the toughest par four in Los Cabos. Of course you finish your round on 16, 17 & 18 which Mr. Nicklaus calls "the best three finishing holes in the world". Wow!!