Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic It is one of the most exclusive golf paradises in the Caribbean: white beaches fringed with palm trees, turquoise ocean and golf courses designed by the world's greatest architects. Punta Cana e Santo Domingo These are the two capitals of this 18-hole dream, where the fairway meets the sea and every round becomes an unforgettable experience.

Where to play golf in the Dominican Republic

The destination offers some of the most spectacular routes in the entire Western Hemisphere. Punta Cana, the Corales Golf Course The Westin Puntacana Resort & Club is considered one of the 100 best courses in the world: designed by P.B. Dye, its final four holes overlook the Atlantic Ocean directly, with greens suspended between coral reefs and the ocean. Just a few minutes away, the La Cana Golf Course (Tom Fazio) gifts another 27 scenic holes perched on the sea. La Romana, on the historic estate of Country House, you'll find the legendary Dientes del Perrodesigned by Pete Dye in 1971, it is the number one course in the Caribbean and among the top 20 in the world, with 7 breathtaking coastal holes on the Caribbean Sea. Casa de Campo offers two other courses, Dye For e The Links, for a total of 54 holes of pure golfing pleasure.

🗓 When to go to the Dominican Republic

The ideal season for golf is from November to April, during the dry season: pleasant temperatures between 25 and 30°C, very little rain and a constant wind that cools the days in the field. From May to October The climate is warmer and more humid, with a chance of afternoon rain showers — the courses remain open nonetheless, and prices are often more advantageous. The hurricane season (July-October) requires careful planning, but many resorts offer refunds.

🏨 The best golf resorts in the Dominican Republic

There are few places in Italy as celebrated as Westin Punta Cana Resort & Club It's the benchmark of Punta Cana: luxurious rooms, direct access to the Corales and La Cana golf courses, a spa, and private beaches. For an unparalleled experience, the Casa de Campo Resort & Villas La Romana is a true golf city: private villas, polo, clay pigeon shooting, a marina, and of course, the Teeth of the Dog. For those looking for a base in Punta Cana offering excellent value for money, the’Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana and the Barceló Bávaro Palace They offer access to world-class grounds.

✈️ How to get to the Dominican Republic

The main international airports are the Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ), connected directly to the main cities of Europe, North America and Latin America, and the Las Américas International Airport (SDQ) The resorts in Santo Domingo organised transfers from the airport, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free arrival directly at the course.

💡 Practical tips for your golf trip

The Dominican Republic is a destination all year, but to experience golf at its best, choose the winter months. Book your green fees Dientes del Perro and of Corals well in advance: they are among the most sought-after in the Caribbean and sell out fast. The local currency is the Dominican Peso, but dollars and euros are accepted everywhere in the resorts. The time zone is UTC-4, with minimal difference from Europe: jet lag is practically non-existent, so you can hit the ground running on the day of your arrival.