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Puerto Rico Golf Green Fees & Costs

Reported 18-hole rates, carts, caddies, rentals and resort fees for every course, with sources.

Reviewed October 20265 min readIndependent & ad-supported

Key takeaways

  • Reported 18-hole fees range from about $40 to about $390 depending on the course and date.
  • Carts are included at Rio Mar, Palmas, El Conquistador, El Legado and Río Bayamón; Bahía Beach adds $45.
  • Budget for extras: caddies run about $70–$90 (required at Royal Isabela) and club rental $60–$95.

What does a round of golf cost in Puerto Rico? From about $40 at Punta Borinquen to roughly $390 for a peak-date round at Royal Isabela. This guide gathers the green fees and the add-ons that change the bill (carts, caddies, rentals, resort fees) in one place. Every figure is a reported price with its source, reviewed September 2026.

Green fee comparison

Click a heading to sort. Fees are for an 18-hole round for adult non-residents; “Contact club” means the course does not publish a current price.

CourseRegion18-hole feeCartCaddieClub rentalAccess
Punta BorinquenNorthwest Coast≈ $40Extra / confirm——Open to public
BerwindNorth Coast≈ $40Confirm——Limited access
Caguas RealCentral$40–$53Confirm——Open to public
El LegadoSouth Coast$60–$65Included——Open to public
Río BayamónSan Juan Metro≈ $65Included——Open to public
Costa CaribeSouth Coast≈ $70Confirm—ConfirmOpen to public
TPC Dorado BeachNorth Coast$150–$292ConfirmCaddie / forecaddie program (extra)Confirm with pro shopResort / stay-and-play
Royal IsabelaNorthwest Coast$150–$390ConfirmRequired: ≈ $80–$90 extraConfirmLimited access
Rio Mar Country ClubNorth Coast≈ $175Included—Rental clubs availableResort / stay-and-play
Bahia BeachNorth Coast$200–$250Rider add-on $45Caddies available (≈ $70–$90 reported)Clubs $95 · shoes $25Resort / stay-and-play
Grand ReserveNorth Coast≈ $200Included (reported)Caddie services availableConfirmResort / stay-and-play
Palmas Athletic ClubSoutheastContact clubIncluded / compulsory—AvailableResort / stay-and-play
El ConquistadorEastContact clubIncluded—Clubs $60 + tax · rental shoesResort / stay-and-play
Fort BuchananSan Juan MetroContact club———Limited access

Rates change by season, day and time. Always confirm with the club. Click a course for its full rate card.

Fee bands at a glance

Other costs to budget

CostTypical rangeNotes
Cart / riderOften included; $45 add-on at Bahía BeachIncluded at Rio Mar, Palmas, El Conquistador, El Legado and Río Bayamón
Caddie≈ $70–$90Required at Royal Isabela; optional at Bahía Beach and TPC Dorado Beach
Club rental$60–$95El Conquistador $60 + tax; Bahía Beach $95
Shoe rental≈ $25Bahía Beach
Range ballsOften free for resort guestsComplimentary in several packages
Resort parking / amenity fees$15–$18 or ≈ $100 per nightWyndham Rio Mar parking; El Conquistador amenity fee (older listing)
TaxesExtra at many coursesSeveral quotes exclude tax; ask for the all-in price

Hotel rates and resort fees

Room rates swing widely with season. These are sample listing prices and fees we found; treat them as ranges and check your dates.

HotelRates and fees (samples, confirm)
Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton ReserveLuxury tier: expect about $1,000+ per night (Expedia’s Puerto Rico resort range tops out near $2,081). Resort fees apply: confirm.
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Puerto RicoSample 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.
Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Puerto Rico Golf & Beach ResortSample rates: about $427 (December) to $669–$743 (March) per night. Self-parking $15–$18 + tax, valet $20–$25 + tax per night.
Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve Puerto RicoSample rates: about $277 (December) to $500–$630 (March) per night. Parking about $15 per night in older listings; resort fees may apply.
Wyndham Palmas Beach & Golf Boutique ResortSample rates: about $275–$293 per night (late March). Stay-and-play packages include cart fees and breakfast.
El Conquistador ResortSample rates: about $404 (December) to $473 (March) per night; Las Casitas Village about $572. Amenity fee of about $100 per night (older listing) includes parking and Wi-Fi. AAA Pleasant Holidays: 4 nights from $838 per person (land only).
Hilton Ponce Golf & Casino ResortReported rates about $186–$658 per night.
Royal IsabelaSample rate about $635 per night (Expedia, late November). Caddie fee extra when playing.
Embassy Suites by Hilton Dorado del Mar Beach ResortMid-range all-suite tier; check current rates.

For a full list of resort fees by property, see Resort Fee Checker.

How to pay less

  1. Play twilight or weekdays. Caguas Real charges $40 on weekdays versus $53 on Saturday.
  2. Book a package. Cart fees are often bundled: see golf packages.
  3. Travel in the shoulder season. See best time to golf.
  4. Mix premium and value rounds. One resort round plus two budget rounds keeps the trip affordable; use the trip cost calculator.
  5. Ask about resident and junior rates. Juniors 15 and under play free after 3:00 pm with a paying adult at Bahía Beach.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a round of golf cost in Puerto Rico?

Reported 18-hole fees range from about $40 (Punta Borinquen) to about $292 (TPC Dorado Beach East list price) and up to roughly $390 on peak dates at Royal Isabela. Most resort courses fall between $150 and $250.

Are golf carts included in Puerto Rico green fees?

At Rio Mar, Palmas del Mar, El Conquistador, El Legado and Río Bayamón the cart is included. At Bahía Beach a rider add-on is $45.

Is a caddie required at Royal Isabela?

Yes. Guests report a caddie fee of about $80 to $90 on top of the green fee.

How much does it cost to rent golf clubs in Puerto Rico?

Resort rental sets are reported at $60 plus tax (El Conquistador) to $95 (Bahía Beach); see our rent and buy guide for local options.

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