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Puerto Rico Golf Vacations

Puerto Rico golf is top-notch and filled with scenery and vegetation that is beautiful and unique. Easily accessible, Puerto Rico is an American territory meaning passports are not required for American citizens. This Caribbean island boasts more high quality golf courses than ever before.

Puerto Rico’s incomparable beauty, endless recreation and style are the hallmarks of this premier golf vacation destination. Top Puerto Rico golf packages include Rio Mar with 2 excellent courses and 20 minutes north along the coast it’s the Gran Melia with Trump International’s 2 golf courses. The luxury Bahia Beach golf resort and Royal Isabela rank among the best golf travel to the Caribbean. Old San Juan is the oldest city in the Americas and an afternoon visit is worth the drive. Book your Puerto Rico golf vacation package with Sophisticated Golfer today.

Sophisticated Golfer was the first travel company to offer dynamic ‘BEST OF PUERTO RICO’ Golf Tours. Our Puerto Rico program is unsurpassed in the world of golf tourism. Golf courses include; Bahia Beach, Dorado East, Royal Isabela, Trump International, Trump Champion, Rio Mar River, Rio Mar Ocean, El Conquistador

Royal Isabela, Puerto Rico

The Links at Royal Isabela extend dramatically along cliffs 200 feet above the ocean, and drop to areas of natural sand dunes along the Atlantic. The course is alive with native plants, birds and butterflies. Sod-faced bunkers add a Scottish flair to this island gem. All of these elements, along with trade winds that are your friend one moment and your foe the next, shape the course’s character and captivate the golf purist. Sophisticated Golfer client stay at the Resort at Royal Isabela for play on this scenic Caribbean golf gem.

Rio Mar Resort, River Course, Puerto Rico

The Rio Mar is home to this championship courses designed by Greg Norman in 1997. This was Norman's first design in the Caribbean and plays to 6,931 yards. It is a marriage of the dense swath of tropical land that runs along the Mameyes River combined with Norman's own vision for a great Puerto Rico golf course. It is an exciting course that maximizes the aesthetic gifts of the land.

Rio Mar Resort, Ocean Course, Puerto Rico

The Ocean course is the second of the 2 golf courses at the resort and was designed by George and Tom Fazio in 1975 when premium resort golf was only beginning to spring up around the Caribbean. This creation was in the later years of the uncle-nephew architecture team, before Tom would branch out on his own to become one of the preeminent architects of today. The 6,782-yard course, like many great resort courses, follows a dramatic trajectory in design before building to a climactic close.

Coco Beach International Course, Puerto Rico

Located in the town of Rio Grande, 30 minutes from San Juan at the foothills of the world famous El Yunque Rainforest, The International Course at Coco Beach is spread over one thousand lush acres on the Atlantic coast. Along with the longer Championship layout, the courses was designed by Tom Kite. The International Course runs through beautiful hills and then sits on green mangroves for a challenging yet beautiful golf setting.

Coco Beach Championship Course, Puerto Rico

The Championship Course at Coco Beach begins among spectacular man-made lakes and follows to the ocean with incredible water views. Both courses at Coco Beach were designed by Tom Kite. The course winds through lush tree groves and over waterways and lakes, amid tropical blooms and past scenic bluffs, delivering an unparalleled golfing experience. The Championship golf course at hosted an official PGA Tour Event, the Puerto Rico Open.

Bahía Beach Resort Golf Course, Puerto Rico

Bahía Beach Golf Course is a scenic 6,979-yard layout overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, 80 acres of saltwater lagoons and the mountainous El Yunque National Rainforest. The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Bahia Beach was created around a network of saltwater lagoons as fifteen of the 18 holes border some form of water, as the course takes a means being route around the lagoons before emerging onto the Atlantic coast for the final three holes.