- Home
- Destinations
- Cancun
- Costa Mujeres
- Grand Costa Maya
- Bacalar
- Chetumal
- Mahahual
- Isla Cozumel
- Isla Holbox
- Isla Mujeres
- Maya Ka'an
- Riviera Maya
- Playa Del Carmen
- Puerto Morelos
- Tulum
- Home
- Things To Do
- Archaeological Sites
- Beaches
- Cancún
- Cozumel
- Mahahual
- Isla Mujeres
- Playa Del Carmen
- Cenotes
- Culture of the Mexican Caribbean
- Diving
- Cozumel
- Isla Mujeres
- Puerto Morelos
- Golf
- Museums & History
- Natural and Theme Parks
- Nature and Adventure
- Nightlife
- Water Activities
- Scuba & Snorkeling
- Sport Fishing
- Wellness
- Shopping
- Wildlife Interaction
Golf
World-renowned for its spectacular beaches, the Mexican Caribbean welcomes golf lovers with open arms. Its idyllic fairways are perfectly complemented by our spectacular beaches, archaeological sites and majestic natural settings, which allows whoever you travel with to enjoy a dream trip in the same way.
With 13 challenging courses, this destination has become one of the favorites of golf lovers, with Cancun and the Riviera Maya hosting these golf temples. The golf courses of the Mexican Caribbean stand out for being framed by the natural beauties of the Mexican Caribbean that combine perfectly with their modern designs.
Golf courses in Cancun
Cancun mixes the glamour of its luxurious hotels that extend for several miles along the white sand coast with extraordinary gastronomic experiences, ancient Mayan culture, modern shopping centers and exclusive spas.
This city has six golf courses that have been laid out by famous designers, such as Jack Nicklaus, Isao Aoki and Greg Norman, among others. Its golf venues include Playa Mujeres Golf Club, El Tinto Golf Course Cancún, Riviera Cancún Golf Club, Iberostar Cancún Golf Club, Moon Golf Club and Puerto Cancún Golf Club.
There is nothing better to end your game day than pampering your palate with the culinary experience of Cancun, which is distinguished by its excellence and wide variety. In front of the Nichupté Lagoon, in the hotel zone, you will find numerous restaurants that serve haute cuisine dishes that are complemented by beautiful sunsets and a cheerful atmosphere, between mariachis, sparklers and DJs.
Golf courses in the Riviera Maya
To the south of Cancun is the Riviera Maya, a unique region made up of Puerto Morelos, Playa del Carmen and Tulum, three destinations that have attractions for all tastes: adventure, nature, wellness, gastronomy, culture and history.
In addition to its beaches, the Riviera Maya is home to several natural wonders — lagoons, underground rivers, caverns, the exuberant Mayan jungle and more than 2,500 cenotes—paradisiacal settings in which it is possible to perform all kinds of aquatic and adventure activities, such as driving off-road vehicles, zip-line circuits, diving, snorkeling, among others.
In addition to the above, the Riviera Maya has become a golf capital with its seven different courses with dynamic designs: The Nicklaus Design Course at Vidanta Riviera Maya, Iberostar Playa Paraíso Golf Club, Gran Coyote Golf, El Camaleón Mayakoba, Hard Rock Golf Club Riviera Maya, PGA Riviera Maya by Bahía Príncipe Golf and Puerto Aventuras Golf & Raquet Club; some of them listed among the best in Mexico and even in the world, as is the case of the PGA Riviera Maya by Bahía Príncipe Golf, created by Robert Trent Jones II, with 18 holes, Par 72. It should be noted that this course is an official partner of the PGA of America, being the first association with PGA in Latin America to support the development of golfers and tourism experiences.
Another of the temples of golf in Quintana Roo is undoubtedly El Camaleón Mayakoba, the venue for the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba, a tournament that made history on the PGA Tour for being the first event to be played outside the United States. Hole 7 is the emblem for being unique in its class, as it hides a spectacular cenote in the middle of the fairway.
Experience the Mexican Caribbean golf scene, a true hole in one.