Mexico is home to some of the most scenic and prestigious golf courses in Latin America, attracting players from across the globe. Courses like El Camaleón at Mayakoba, Quivira Los Cabos, and Club de Golf Chapultepec offer top-tier experiences surrounded by beaches, deserts, and lush greenery.

While several are part of luxury resorts and open to guests, others operate as private clubs with access for members and their guests. These golf clubs are not just for serious players—locals, tourists, and beginners are welcome at many venues.

With well-designed layouts, practice areas, pro shops, and fine dining, golf in Mexico blends sport with luxury.

1. Hard Rock Golf Club Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen

This Robert von Hagge design is carved from the Mayan jungle with narrow fairways, deep bunkers, natural water hazards, and rock-style landscaping, creating a unique atmosphere. It provides a difficult, fun round of golf for various skill levels while remaining in good condition with an inviting vibe.

• Build Year: 1994
• Length: 6775 Yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Medium 
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards and bunkers.
• Average Slope Rating: Championship Tees: 148, White Tees: 136, Red Tees: 134.
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse, proshop, a snack bar called "Hole 19," practice range, club and shoe rentals, and storage facilities with lockers, showers, and a steam room.
• Golf Course Designer: Robert Von Hagge
• Address:  P.º Xaman - Ha S/N, Playacar, 77717 Playa del Carmen, Q.R., Mexico

2. Club de Golf Tres Vidas, Acapulco de Juárez

Tres Vidas is a Robert von Hagge design located on the Pacific coast. The course features wide fairways, large greens, and oceanfront holes. Its challenging layout is complemented by excellent conditioning. The setting is peaceful, with constant sea breezes.

• Build Year: 1995 
• Length: 7209 Yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Ocean and lagoons
• Average Slope Rating: 147
• Facilities Available: A spacious clubhouse with a restaurant and bar, lockers, showers, a swimming pool, and a beach club
• Golf Course Designer: Robert Von Hagge and Blume
• Address: Carretera Barra Vieja, Plan de Los Amates Km. 7, 39931 Acapulco de Juárez, Gro., Mexico

3. Riviera Cancun Golf Club, Cancun

A Jack Nicklaus design, Riviera Cancun includes mangroves, lagoons, and wildlife. The layout includes narrow fairways and deep bunkers, while Caribbean views frame the signature holes. Riviera Cancun is in excellent condition and very quiet. The course is known for excellent conditioning and tranquillity.

• Build Year: 2008
• Length: 7060 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast  
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards, sandy waste areas, and narrow fairways.
• Average Slope Rating: Black Tees: 146, Yellow Tees: 131.
• Facilities Available: A pro shop, bar & grill, practice facilities, and equipment rental.
• Golf Course Designer: George C. Thomas.
• Address: Blvd. Kukulcan 25.3, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico.

4. Puerto Los Cabos Golf Club, José del Cabo

Puerto Los Cabos has courses designed by Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman and features both oceanfront and desert landscapes. The course has some rolling greens and significant elevation changes, which will test every golfer's ability. It is recognised for its strategic design and variety of scenery throughout the golf layout.

• Build Year: 2007
• Length: 7461 yards
• Par: 73
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Bunkers, water features, and other natural obstacles.
• Average Slope Rating: Black Tees: 145, Gold Tees: 138, Silver Tees: 131, Red Tees: 119.
• Facilities Available: Practice facilities with "burro" targets, golf instruction by PGA professionals, and club rentals.
• Golf Course Designer: Greg Norman and Jack Nicklaus.
• Address: 38FX+R5, 23403 San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico.

5. Quivira Golf Club, Cabo San Lucas

Quivira has a Jack Nicklaus design, which is rife with cliffside holes, amazing views of the Pacific Ocean, and dramatic elevation changes and wind. Quivira gets to be put on the best list in Mexico every year. It stands in the Top 100 golf courses in the world and offers an incredible golf experience in a visually stunning environment.

• Build Year: 2014
• Length: 7085 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water (creeks, ponds, wetlands), bunkers, vegetation, and the wind.
• Average Slope Rating: Black Tees: 142, Gold Tees: 137, Blue Tees: 131, White Tees: 120
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse with a steakhouse and bar, as well as a practice facility.
• Golf Course Designer: Jack Nicklaus
• Address: Predio Paraíso Escondido S/N, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico.

6. Club de Golf Mexico, Ciudad de Mexico

Club de Golf Mexico is an old-style layout in Mexico City. The course is tree-lined and has strategic bunkering. This course has a rich history of many professional tournaments. The mature landscaping and complicated greens, as well as the serene surroundings, will grip your attention, especially with the mountain backdrop.

• Build Year: 1949
• Length: 7583 Yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards and sand traps
• Average Slope Rating: 143
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse, banquet facilities, locker rooms, a driving range, and opportunities for swimming, billiards, fitness, tennis, and squash
• Golf Course Designer: Laurence Hughes and Percy Clifford
• Address: Gta. Sur 64, San Buenaventura, Tlalpan, 14620 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

7. Diamante Dunes Golf Course, Baja California Sur

Diamante Dunes, designed by Davis Love III, is a links-style course located on the Pacific coast of Mexico with wide fairways, large greens, and natural dunes. The wind and elevation challenge golfers but offer beautiful views of the Pacific and pristine conditions for an unmatched golf experience.

• Build Year: 2010
• Length: 7022 Yards
• Par: 71
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Large sand dunes, substantial bunkers, sea, and arroyos
• Average Slope Rating: 141
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse, restaurants, bars, a retail centre, on-course comfort stations, a spa, a fitness and sports centre, and multiple pools
• Golf Course Designer: Davis Love III
• Address: 23473 Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico

8. El Camaleón Mayakoba Golf Course, Playa del Carmen

El Camaleón is a Greg Norman design course in the Riviera Maya that meanders through jungle, mangroves, and coastline. The course features challenging holes, with hazards including natural cenotes. El Camaleón has hosted professional tournaments, such as the LIV Golf League.

• Build Year: 2004
• Length: 7024 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Cenotes (sinkholes), extensive bunkers, and natural freshwater canals.
• Average Slope Rating: 139
• Facilities Available: A state-of-the-art clubhouse, pro shop, and practice facilities.
• Golf Course Designer: Greg Norman
• Address: Carretera Fed. Chetumal Pto. Juárez Km. 298, 77710 Playa del Carmen, Q.R., Mexico.

9. Club Campestre San Jose, San Jose del Cabo

This Nicklaus Design course involves mountainous terrain with rolling fairways, deep bunkers, and large greens. The ocean and mountain views enrich the course experience, and the challenge of the course is balanced with playability. It is often praised for excellent conditions and the enjoyment of the pace of play.

• Build Year: 2005
• Length: 6966 yards
• Par: 71
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water, bunkers, and natural arroyos (dry riverbeds). 
• Average Slope Rating: 139
• Facilities Available: A beach club, a full-service clubhouse, tennis courts, restaurants, and pools. 
• Golf Course Designer: Jack Nicklaus
• Address: Lib. al Aeropuerto Km. 119, Campo de Golf Fonatur, 23405 San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico.

10. Cabo Del Sol Desert Course, Cabo San Lucas

The Desert Course in Cabo Del Sol incorporates natural desert contours, arroyos, elevation changes, and strategic bunkering with undulating greens to test the players. The golf course has views of the ocean from beginning to end and is a wonderful experience for players, demanding, challenging, and aesthetically pleasing.

• Build Year: 2001
• Length: 7049 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards like ponds and rocky creeks, natural waste bunkers, and canyon-like arroyos.
• Average Slope Rating: 139
• Facilities Available: Pristine beaches, various restaurants and bars, and opportunities for activities such as ATV tours, camel rides, and snorkelling
• Golf Course Designer: Tom Weiskoph
• Address: México 1 km 10.3, del Sol, 23410 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico.

11. Playa Mujeres Golf Club, Cancun

Playa Mujeres is a Greg Norman design situated along the Caribbean coast. It plays through wetlands, sand dunes, and tropical jungles, with strategic bunkering and plenty of water hazards to add challenges to the strategic play. Golfers love the serene setting and environmental focus.

• Build Year: 2006
• Length: 7218 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards, natural dunes, and bunkers.
• Average Slope Rating: Men: 139, Ladies: 121
• Facilities Available: A driving range, two putting greens, a pro shop, and a snack bar.
• Golf Course Designer: Greg Norman
• Address: Prol. Bonampak, Carr. a Punta Sam s/n, 77400 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico.

12. Cabo Real Golf Club, San Jose del Cabo

Cabo Real is well-known for having many particularly fantastic oceanfront holes and incredible elevation changes throughout. The golf course plays through deserts and mountains with natural and strategic bunkering throughout its rounds. Cabo Real gives players a simply outstanding experience.

• Build Year: 1996
• Length: 6848 yards
• Number of Holes: 18
• Par: 71
• Green Speeds: Average
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards and bunkers.
• Average Slope Rating: Black Tees: 139, Gold Tees: 135, Blue Tees: 130, White Tees: 125.
• Facilities Available: A restaurant, bar, on-course snacks and beverages, a pro shop, practice facilities, golf carts, golf lessons, and equipment rental.
• Golf Course Designer: Robert Trent Jones, Jr. 
• Address: km 19.5, México 1, Zona del interior, 23457 San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico.

13. Vista Vallarta - Weiskopf Course, Puerto Vallarta

This course was designed by Tom Weiskopf. Stunning elevation changes and sweeping views of the mountains make for a fantastic golf experience. The course features a variety of shot values that can make things especially challenging. The course is well-maintained, allowing for a great experience for all skill levels.

• Build Year: 2001
• Length: 6993 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18 
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Dense jungle, deep ravines, swift creeks, and a plethora of difficult bunkering.
• Average Slope Rating: 138
• Facilities Available: Cart rentals (included in the green fee), caddies, club rentals, a full-service clubhouse with dining and bar facilities, a pro shop, and practice facilities like a practice range and green.
• Golf Course Designer: Tom Weiskopf.
• Address: Circuito Universidad 653, 48290 Puerto Vallarta, Jal., Mexico.

14. Iberostar Playa Paraiso Golf Club, Playa del Carmen

Designed by P.B. Dye, Iberostar Playa Paraiso is an unbelievable course with dramatic elevation changes and deep bunkers. Carved out of dense jungle, the narrow fairways require extreme precision. The layout is incredibly visually appealing and very challenging.

• Build Year: 2005
• Length:  6800 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards, dense forestry, and well-defended greens.
• Average Slope Rating: Tournament Tees: 137, Back Tees: 131, Middle Tees: 123, Ladies Tees: 121
• Facilities Available: A pro shop, club rentals, practice areas, and food & beverage options.
• Golf Course Designer: P.B. Dye.
• Address: Carr. Chetumal, Carr. Cancún - Tulum 309, 77710 Playa del Carmen, Q.R., Mexico.

15. Riviera Maya Golf Club, Akumal

Robert Trent Jones II designed Riviera Maya Golf Club. From the first tee, the routing weaves through many dense jungle areas and limestone outcroppings. Strategic water hazards and undulating greens challenge every golfer. The layout provides a very authentic Mayan Riviera golf experience.

• Build Year: 2010
• Length: Championship Course: 7272 yards, Executive Course: 1265 yards 
• Par: Championship Course: 72, Executive Course: 3
• Number of Holes: Championship Course: 18, Executive Course: 9
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards like ponds and streams, as well as bunkers. 
• Average Slope Rating: Championship Course: 137, Executive Course: 132 
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse with social areas, a food and beverage facility, a swimming pool, dressing rooms, and showers, plus equipment rentals
• Golf Course Designer: Robert Trent Jones II 
• Address: Carretera Chetumal Benito Juarez km 250, 77760 Akumal, Q.R., Mexico

16. Marina Vallarta Golf Club, Puerto Vallarta

Joe Finger designed this golf course to be located near the Pacific coast and its marina. Palm-lined fairways, water hazards, and mountain views provide a comfortable resort experience. This course accommodates golfers of all abilities, and golfers frequently spot wildlife. This is a common choice among casual and competitive golfers.

• Build Year: 1989
• Length: 6701 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Tall palm trees, lagoons, waterfalls, and wildlife such as iguanas and alligators.
• Average Slope Rating: Blue Tees: 137, White Tees: 127, Yellow Tees: 124, Red Tees: 128.
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse with dining, a pro shop, and practice areas.
• Golf Course Designer: Joe Finger
• Address: Av. Paseo de la Marina Sur 430, Marina Vallarta, 48354 Puerto Vallarta, Jal., Mexico

17. Cancun Country Club (El Tinto), Cancun

El Tinto is designed by Nick Price in a beautiful jungle setting with so much wildlife. There are wide fairways, high bunkers, and large greens to create a difficult but fair layout. Water hazards are featured on several holes. This course accommodates golfers of all abilities and has a natural, tranquil setting.

• Build Year: 2012
• Length: 7439 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Slow
• Types of Hazards: Over 80 bunkers and five lakes, along with natural elevation changes that present challenges for golfers.
• Average Slope Rating: Black Tees: 137, Gold Tees: 133, Blue Tees: 126, and White Tees: 123. 
• Facilities Available: A practice area with a driving range, putting green, chipping area, a well-stocked pro shop, and on-site cart services with a cart bar.
• Golf Course Designer: Nick Price
• Address: Carr. Federal 307, Chetumal Km 388, 77580 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico.

18. CostaBaja Golf Club, La Paz

CostaBaja is a Gary Player Signature course overlooking the Sea of Cortez. With its elevation changes and desert landscape, the layout calls for a varied design with panoramic water views, natural hazards, and quality standards for conditioning. It is recognised for its variety of designs and excellent conditioning.

• Build Year: 2010
• Length: 7082 Yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18 
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards, bunkers, and natural features like rough terrain and vegetation
• Average Slope Rating: Gold: 135, Silver: 132, Jade: 119, and Copper (Women): 119
• Facilities Available: A grass driving range, practice putting greens, a short-game area, La Pintada Bar & Grill, outdoor tennis courts, a marina, swimming pools, and a fitness centre
• Golf Course Designer: Gary Player and Agustin Piza
• Address: Carretera a Pichilingue, 5 S/N, Lomas de Palmira, 23010 La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico

19. Cozumel Country Club, Cozumel

The Cozumel Country Club is a Nicklaus Design golf course surrounded by wetlands and mangroves. The course includes narrow fairways and strategic bunkers and has diverse wildlife. It is also environmentally certified and is very peaceful. It is playable for any skill level.

• Build Year: 2001
• Length: 6734 Yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18 
• Green Speeds: Slow
• Types of Hazards: Heatstroke, the presence of wildlife like iguanas and crocodiles
• Average Slope Rating: 133
• Facilities Available: A pro shop, restaurant, bar, putting greens, chipping greens, and practice tees
• Golf Course Designer: Nicklaus Design Group
• Address: Carretera Costera Norte KM 6.5, 77613 Cozumel, Q.R., Mexico

20. Moon Palace Golf Club, Quintana Roo

The Moon Palace has 27 Jack Nicklaus-designed golf holes in lush tropical surroundings. The course has wide fairways, large greens, and expansive water hazards. It is known for resort amenities, playability, and a peaceful setting with exotic birds to observe.

• Build Year: 2002
• Length: 7291 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 27
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Bunkers (sand traps) and water hazards (lakes, streams).
• Average Slope Rating: 133
• Facilities Available: A driving range, a golf academy, and a pro shop.
• Golf Course Designer: Jack Nicklaus
• Address: 77563 Moon Palace, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

21. Solmar Golf Links, Cabo San Lucas

Solmar Golf Links is a Greg Norman signature course. The course has dunes, arroyos, and a rugged coastline. It has both ocean and desert golf holes, with strategic bunkering throughout the course. It is a challenging course with spectacular scenery. Playing golf with views of the Pacific Ocean enhances the experience.

• Build Year: 2020
• Length: 7210 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Moderate
• Types of Hazards: Bunkers, water hazards, and natural landforms like dunes and sandy terrain.
• Average Slope Rating: 131
• Facilities Available: Practice facilities, a clubhouse, a well-stocked pro shop, and dining options.
• Golf Course Designer: Greg Norman
• Address: Carretera a Todos Santos Kilometro 120, 23473 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico.

22. Estrella del Mar Golf & Country Club, Isla de la Piedra

The Estrella del Mar course includes Bermuda fairways, lakes, and newly renovated greens. Estrella del Mar is one of the leading courses in Mexico, with many professional tournaments having been played there and still to come. The views are beautiful, but it is difficult to finish.

• Build Year: 1996
• Length: 7015 Yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Lagoons, man-made ponds, and strategically placed bunkers
• Average Slope Rating: 128
• Facilities Available: A driving range, practice greens, golf lessons, a clubhouse, meeting facilities, a spa, locker rooms, restaurants, a pool area, and tennis courts
• Golf Course Designer: Robert Trent Jones Jr.
• Address: Carr. Barrón, Cam. a Isla de la Piedra km. 10 s/n, 82266 Sin., Mexico

23. Club de Golf Santa Anita, Santa Anita

Santa Anita Club de Golf is a semi-private Jalisco course designed by Lawrence Hughes. The course is relatively flat and has Bermuda fairways and bent grass greens. The layout is of moderate difficulty with strategic bunkering. The club has exceptional practice facilities, and the staff are very welcoming.

• Build Year: 1935
• Length: 6368 yards
• Par: 71
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Slow
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards (lakes and rivers, golf lessons, and banquet facilities) and bunkers (sand traps).
• Average Slope Rating: 128
• Facilities Available: A driving range, a putting green, golf lessons, and banquet facilities.
• Golf Course Designer: Larry Hughes
• Address: Guadalajara-Morelia Km 6.5, Campo de Golf Santa Anita Condominio, 45645 Santa Anita, Jal., Mexico.

24. Bosque Real Golf Course, Naucalpan de Juarez

Bosque Real is a Robert von Hagge design located near Mexico City and is known for many LPGA events. The course has a yardage of over 3000 yards. It has elevation changes and intense bunkering with amazing views and scenery. The layout is challenging, and accuracy is required.

• Build Year: 2008
• Length: 3451 yards  
• Par: 36
• Number of Holes: 9
• Green Speeds: N/A
• Types of Hazards: Ponds, streams, and sand bunkers.
• Average Slope Rating: Blue Tees: 127, Red Tees: 123, White Tees: 123
• Facilities Available: A driving range, practice areas, and the possibility of club rentals and caddies. 
• Golf Course Designer: Gary Nicklaus
• Address: Mexico, And. José de San Martin 15, Bosque Real, 53713 Naucalpan de Juárez, Méx., Mexico.

25. Las Caras de Mexico Golf Course, Baja California

Las Caras de Mexico is themed around Mexican history and culture and is located on the Sea of Cortez. There are wide fairways and desert-style landscaping, while forced carries are minimal. There is also a relaxed, friendly playing environment for all skill levels, along with excellent panoramic sea views.

• Build Year: 2005
• Length: 7202 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water features like the Sea of Cortez, natural obstacles like vegetation and slopes, and man-made hazards such as bunkers.
• Average Slope Rating: 126
• Facilities Available: Golf carts, balls, and club rentals are available. 
• Golf Course Designer: Bradford Benz
• Address: El Dorado Ranch, 21853 Ventana del Mar, Baja California, Mexico.

26. The Links at Las Palomas Resort Golf Club, Puerto Penasco

The Links at Las Palomas is a Scottish-style course designed by Forrest Richardson.  The layout features rolling dunes and seaside winds, while the decent size of the fairways and the pot bunkers typify a Scottish experience. The salient characteristics include a mild ocean breeze and panoramic views.

• Build Year: 2006
• Length: 6850 yards  
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18.
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Natural sand dunes, saltwater lagoons, and the Sea of Cortez.
• Average Slope Rating: 125
• Facilities Available: A driving range, chipping and putting greens, a pro shop with a snack bar, cart bar service, and golf instruction.
• Golf Course Designer: Forrest Richardson and Arthur Jack Snyder.
• Address: Blvd. Dr. Ernesto Guevara del Campo 150, Playa Arenos, 83550 Puerto Peñasco, Son., Mexico.

27. Cabo San Lucas Country Club, Cabo San Lucas

This desert-style layout by Roy Dye features wide fairways, large greens, and extensive bunkering.  Situated near Land's End, this course's dramatic mountains and ocean vistas rival any course in the world.  Also, it has a breathtakingly scenic course in Los Cabos and is very popular among locals and visitors.

• Build Year: 1994
• Length: 7220 yards  
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Weather-related hazards, particularly during hurricane season, and wildlife interactions.
• Average Slope Rating: White Tees: 117, Gold Tees: 113, Gold(W) Tees: 124
• Facilities Available: A driving range and the VIVA Restaurant.
• Golf Course Designer: Roy Dye
• Address: Carretera Transpeninsular CSL-SJC Km. 3.7 Mza. 14 Residencial Country Club via de Carlos Country Club, 23463 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico.

28. Vidanta Acapulco Golf Course, Acapulco de Juarez

Vidanta Acapulco has the design of a resort course that is wide open with gentle contours. The course is set in tropical vegetation, and with several water hazards, it is designed for playability for all levels of players. It has a laid-back style with great views of the mountains. The conditions are great, and the hospitality is welcoming.

• Build Year: 1993
• Length: 6156 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Moderate
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards and bunkers. 
• Average Slope Rating: Blue Tees: 123, White Tees: 118, Ladies Tees: 121
• Facilities Available: A pro shop, restaurant, and bar.
• Golf Course Designer: Greg Norman
• Address: Av. Costera de las Palmas Lote C1 Fraccionamiento, Playa Diamante, 39880 Acapulco de Juárez, Gro., Mexico.

29. Isla Navidad Country Club, Colima

Isla Navidad is a unique design between mountains and lagoons adjacent to the Pacific Ocean. It is known for its diversity of scenery and water hazards, which can also provide a challenge. Each of the nine holes is identified with a different personality and with a wealth of memorable vistas.

• Build Year: 1992
• Length: 3564 yards
• Par: 36
• Number of Holes: 27
• Green Speeds: Slow
• Types of Hazards: Water, sand dunes, rough areas, and inconsistent greens.
• Average Slope Rating: 122
• Facilities Available: spa services, diving, kayaking, and ATVs. 
• Golf Course Designer: Robert von Hagge 
• Address: 28838 Colima, Mexico.

30. Club de Golf Vallescondido, Lopez Mateos

Vallescondido is a championship course located in the hills outside Mexico City. The course has rolling fairways, water hazards, and mature trees. The course is recognised for its beauty and peaceful feeling. Vallescondido provides the local golfer with an enjoyable course in which to play, with its versatility and scenery.

• Build Year: 1975
• Length: 6772 yards
• Par: 72
• Number of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Slow
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards like rivers and lakes, as well as bunkers or sand traps. 
• Average Slope Rating: 120
• Facilities Available: Clubs and hand-pulled golf carts are available for rent.
• Golf Course Designer: Jack Nicklaus
• Address: Vallescondido, Club de Golf s/n, Fraccionamiento, 52937 Cdad. López Mateos, Méx., Mexico.