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Every championship course, resort round and municipal layout on the island — with honest pros and cons, real tees and ratings, current access rules, and the golf hotels built around them.
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Golf, mapped across the island
Puerto Rico’s courses cluster into a few golf corridors. Click a pin, or open the full map.
- North Coast — Dorado & Río Grande: TPC Dorado Beach, Bahia Beach, Rio Mar, Grand Reserve, Berwind
- West — Isabela & Aguadilla: Royal Isabela, Punta Borinquen
- East & Southeast — Fajardo & Humacao: El Conquistador, Palmas del Mar
- South — Ponce & Guayama: Costa Caribe, El Legado
- San Juan & Central — Río Bayamón, Fort Buchanan, Caguas Real
Our recommendations
Chosen for design pedigree, conditioning, value and visitor access, cross-checked against GolfPass, Golf Advisor, Golf Digest rankings and club materials.
TPC Dorado Beach
North Coastcourses/tpc-dorado-beach-1.jpgTPC Dorado Beach
East & Sugarcane Courses — Dorado
Bahia Beach
North Coastcourses/bahia-beach-1.jpgBahia Beach Resort & Golf Club
18-Hole Championship Course — Río Grande
Royal Isabela
Northwest Coastcourses/royal-isabela-1.jpgRoyal Isabela
18-Hole Cliffside Championship Course — Isabela
Rio Mar Country Club
North Coastcourses/rio-mar-1.jpgWyndham Grand Rio Mar — Ocean & River Courses
Ocean & River Courses — Río Grande
Palmas Athletic Club
Southeastcourses/palmas-del-mar-1.jpgPalmas Athletic Club — Palmas del Mar
Flamboyán & Palm Courses — Humacao
Costa Caribe
South Coastcourses/costa-caribe-1.jpgCosta Caribe Golf & Country Club
27 Holes — Tarpon, Island & Osprey Nines
Punta Borinquen
Northwest Coastcourses/punta-borinquen-1.jpgPunta Borinquen Golf & Country Club
18-Hole Public Course — Aguadilla
Río Bayamón
San Juan Metrocourses/rio-bayamon-1.jpgRío Bayamón Golf Course
18-Hole Municipal Course — Bayamón
Grand Reserve
North Coastcourses/grand-reserve-1.jpgGrand Reserve Golf Club
Championship Course + International nines — Río Grande
El Conquistador
Eastcourses/el-conquistador-1.jpgEl Conquistador Golf Course
18-Hole Arthur Hills Course — Fajardo
Berwind
North Coastcourses/berwind-1.jpgBerwind Country Club
18-Hole Semi-Private Course — Río Grande / Loíza
Caguas Real
Centralcourses/caguas-real-1.jpgCaguas Real Golf & Country Club
18-Hole Course — Caguas
Fort Buchanan
San Juan Metrocourses/fort-buchanan-1.jpgFort Buchanan Golf Club
9-Hole Course (dual tees) — Guaynabo
El Legado
South Coastcourses/el-legado-1.jpgEl Legado Golf Resort
18-Hole Course by Chi Chi Rodríguez — Guayama
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Best Golf Courses in Puerto Rico
Ranked by design, scenery, value and access.
Read the guide →Golf Packages & Stay-and-Play Deals
How packages work, what is included and how to save.
Read the guide →Puerto Rico Golf Green Fees & Costs
Reported rates, carts, caddies and resort fees at every course.
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Read the guide →Cheap & Public Golf Courses
Rounds from about $40 to $65 that welcome visitors.
Read the guide →Golf Near San Juan & the Airport
Every course by distance and drive time.
Read the guide →Puerto Rico Open (PGA Tour)
Course, dates, purse and how to play Grand Reserve.
Read the guide →Best Time to Play Golf in Puerto Rico
Seasons, weather, hurricanes and resort rates.
Read the guide →Golf Trip Itineraries: 3, 5 & 7 Days
Drive-friendly plans for every budget.
Read the guide →19th Hole: Where to Eat After Golf
Lechón, mofongo and resort dining near every course.
Read the guide →Golf & Nature in Puerto Rico
Audubon courses, iguanas, rainforest and eco-minded travel.
Read the guide →Puerto Rico Golf FAQ
Quick answers to the most common questions.
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A 365-day golf season, an hour from the mainland US
Puerto Rico packs roughly twenty courses onto one island — more concentrated championship golf than anywhere else in the Caribbean — and because it's a US territory, mainland golfers arrive with no passport, no currency exchange, and no roaming charges. Year-round warm weather means there's no off-season: winter is peak snowbird season, and summer brings quieter courses and lower rates.
The island's design pedigree is remarkable for its size: Robert Trent Jones Sr. & Jr., Tom Fazio, Greg Norman, Tom Kite, Gary Player, Rees Jones and Arthur Hills all have signature work here, and the PGA Tour has staged the Puerto Rico Open at the Grand Reserve (formerly Trump International / Coco Beach) Championship Course.
Golf hotels & stay-and-play resorts
Nine resorts with championship golf on site or next door — including the brand-new Four Seasons at Bahía Beach.
Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Dorado, Puerto Ricohotels/ritz-carlton-reserve-dorado-beach-1.jpgDorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
A low-density, ultra-luxury resort on Laurance Rockefeller’s former estate — every room faces the ocean, and guests get first call on TPC Dorado Beach’s East and Sugarcane courses.
Resort facts
- 115 guest rooms, all oceanfront or ocean-view
- Spa Botánico — a five-acre botanical spa sanctuary
- Two pools (Positivo infinity pool and family-friendly Encanto Beach Club)
- Rockefeller Nature Trail with ~11 miles of trails
- Restaurants incl. Positivo Sand Bar, Omakase Bar, Encanto Beach Club, COA bar with 650+ wines
- Five tennis courts, surfing lessons, yoga and windsurfing
- Rates & fees: Luxury tier: expect about $1,000+ per night (Expedia’s Puerto Rico resort range tops out near $2,081). Resort fees apply: confirm.
Best for: Bucket-list luxury with the best golf access in the country.
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto Rico
Río Grande, Puerto Ricohotels/four-seasons-bahia-beach-1.jpgFour Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto Rico
formerly the St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort
The former St. Regis Bahia Beach reopened as Puerto Rico’s first Four Seasons after a ~$40 million refresh — a 483-acre nature reserve with two miles of beach, an Audubon-certified Robert Trent Jones Jr. golf course and 10 places to eat and drink.
Resort facts
- 139 rooms and residences (some reports cite 136), including multi-bedroom oceanfront residences
- Nature reserve between El Yunque National Forest and Espíritu Santo River State Preserve
- Racquet Centre with tennis, pickleball and padel; beach horseback rides
- Restaurants include Paros (Greek & Mediterranean), Seagrapes and El Cocoteros golf grill
- Complimentary Tortuga Kids’ Club for ages 4–12
- About 35 minutes from San Juan airport
- Rates & fees: Sample listing near $1,700 per night in March; offers include 25% off advance purchase and a free fourth night. An older St. Regis listing showed a nightly amenity fee: confirm current fees.
Best for: Nature, beach and golf without the drive west. Rebranded November 2025 — older guides still call it the St. Regis.
Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Puerto Rico Golf & Beach Resort
Río Grande, Puerto Ricohotels/wyndham-grand-rio-mar-1.jpgWyndham Grand Rio Mar Puerto Rico Golf & Beach Resort
A big, family-friendly beach resort with 36 holes of golf, a casino and rainforest views — the stay-and-play sweet spot for groups.
Resort facts
- ≈ 400 rooms and suites on a mile of beachfront
- 7 restaurants, lounges and entertainment venues, casino and full-service spa
- Water park, dedicated family pool and supervised Xplorers Club
- Kayak the Mameyes River; leatherback turtles nest on the beach in season
- Ocean Course (Fazio) + River Course (Norman) on property
- Children under 12 stay free in existing bedding (per resort listing)
- Rates & fees: Sample rates: about $427 (December) to $669–$743 (March) per night. Self-parking $15–$18 + tax, valet $20–$25 + tax per night.
Best for: Families and multi-generational golf trips.
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