Cabo del Sol

The course was in great shape. The staff was nice. Great value when food and drinks are included. Great Views. Best practice balls I’ve ever seen. 😂🤷🏾‍♂️

This a restaurant in the Hacienda del Mar Hotel. The hotel is very decent but the food is pricey and tastes average. I would recommend to go to the supermarket Fresko (5 KMS away) and get some beverages and fresh food there and bring it into the hotel.

We played a lot of courses but I must say Cabo Del sol is definitely the best in quality of course, lay out, service and the conditions! I would rather play this course 4 times than play other mediocre courses. Great experience over all!!!

I played at this course today. Formerly known as the “Desert Course”, now called “Cabo Del Soul”. It won’t be public for much longer as they will become privatized by large hotel chains (American Fiesta and Four Seasons among others), so get a round in while you can. I had a fantastic time. Was treated like a special guest from start to finish. My green fee included drinks, food, warm up balls, powered golf cart, and well, the course speaks for itself. Impeccable maintenance, friendly attitudes, and a super challenge (I’m a mid capper player). Additionally, I had to rent clubs, since I was unable to take all my clubs. I was happy to receive a fully functional set of amazing Taylormade golf clubs. There is just nothing to find fault with. Everything was well above expectations and I’d recommend this golf experience to anyone in Cabo. It’s a must do, if you have any inclination to golf, even if you are a total hack. Take in the hot breeze, the serene views, and gorgeous layout. Each hole serves up its own little experience. The course itself, while being impeccably maintained etc etc, offered me a stiff challenge, but with enough good strikes, FIRs, and GIRs are all within reach. It’s the greens where this course will get you. Every green is not flat at any point. There is always slope, always breaks, and even a slight over putt will leave you back off the green chipping, or worst, funnelled into one the of million deep bunkers they got. The sand is soft and very easy to hit out of, but the placement of the bunkers is absolutely diabolical. You will not escape them, so prepare your 56 or 60 for a great work out. They have a grill at the 12th hole and the burgers were unreal. Good golf AND good food! How can you go wrong here?! As well, drinks, ice, water were unlimited and inclusive. There is even a small cooler on every golf cart. So you can keep it stocked with beer (and water, but mostly beer). The cart is preloaded with a Bluetooth touchscreen complete with mapping and yardages. It was cool to crank my own music in the cart. They also provided ball markers and tees. Taxi fare from my hotel to the course and back, was $52USD. (Staying at Riu Santa Fe, so pretty close proximity)

We visited Cabo San Lucas May 8th-12th. Stayed at Grand Fiesta Americana Resort, and played golf at Cabo Del Sol since it was close to our Resort (free shuttle bus drop & pickup). They have 2 courses: Ocean & Desert courses. We played the Desert (Tom Wieskoff course) since the Ocean course (Jack Nicholas) is private. Both are part of Four Seasons Resort. Desert was in great shape, up & down hills, valleys, water, ...forced us to use all the clubs. You can see the Sea/Ocean from, pretty much, all holes since it's elevated course. They had all-inclusive drinks at #4, #7, and #17, and #11 has food & drinks. We paid $275 + $60 (Taylormade Stealth clubs) + 18% tax for Saturday morning tee times. I shot: 43 + 43 (not a good round for me, mostly due to too many 3 putts ...note, Ball always rolls towards the Ocean).

Ocean Course is now private, so don't go here expecting to play any of the holes pictured on Google. The Desert Course is fine, but definitely disappointing in comparison. Lots of construction. Food and drinks can be picked up at three holes

The place is nice. The food and drinks are pretty expensive. I wish there was entertainment of some kind in the evening, it's kind of boring. We stayed at one place that had a Mexican fiesta with buffet one night and another night a beach party buffet. Those were fun. Live and learn. Relaxing on the beach was lovely, but alas...no swimming in the ocean of course.

What a great place to live if you had a few extra million US dollars. The view from the apartments is breathtaking. 3 bed/3 1/2 spacious baths. Huge wardrobes & walk-in closets The exterior cleanliness is immaculate. The landscaping makes one feel they are in Paradise. The apartments are beautifully set in design & structure. Balconies overlooking a swimming pool that is extremely inviting. Ocean view & open spaced windows & sliding patio doors give you an ambience of floating in space. Humongous clubhouse with a bar fit for a king. Well secured security check points. Two minutes from the highway. 30 minutes from the airport. What a deal.

The course was in great shape. The staff was nice. Great value when food and drinks are included. Great Views. Best practice balls I’ve ever seen. 😂🤷🏾‍♂️

This a restaurant in the Hacienda del Mar Hotel. The hotel is very decent but the food is pricey and tastes average. I would recommend to go to the supermarket Fresko (5 KMS away) and get some beverages and fresh food there and bring it into the hotel.

We played a lot of courses but I must say Cabo Del sol is definitely the best in quality of course, lay out, service and the conditions! I would rather play this course 4 times than play other mediocre courses. Great experience over all!!!

I played at this course today. Formerly known as the “Desert Course”, now called “Cabo Del Soul”. It won’t be public for much longer as they will become privatized by large hotel chains (American Fiesta and Four Seasons among others), so get a round in while you can. I had a fantastic time. Was treated like a special guest from start to finish. My green fee included drinks, food, warm up balls, powered golf cart, and well, the course speaks for itself. Impeccable maintenance, friendly attitudes, and a super challenge (I’m a mid capper player). Additionally, I had to rent clubs, since I was unable to take all my clubs. I was happy to receive a fully functional set of amazing Taylormade golf clubs. There is just nothing to find fault with. Everything was well above expectations and I’d recommend this golf experience to anyone in Cabo. It’s a must do, if you have any inclination to golf, even if you are a total hack. Take in the hot breeze, the serene views, and gorgeous layout. Each hole serves up its own little experience. The course itself, while being impeccably maintained etc etc, offered me a stiff challenge, but with enough good strikes, FIRs, and GIRs are all within reach. It’s the greens where this course will get you. Every green is not flat at any point. There is always slope, always breaks, and even a slight over putt will leave you back off the green chipping, or worst, funnelled into one the of million deep bunkers they got. The sand is soft and very easy to hit out of, but the placement of the bunkers is absolutely diabolical. You will not escape them, so prepare your 56 or 60 for a great work out. They have a grill at the 12th hole and the burgers were unreal. Good golf AND good food! How can you go wrong here?! As well, drinks, ice, water were unlimited and inclusive. There is even a small cooler on every golf cart. So you can keep it stocked with beer (and water, but mostly beer). The cart is preloaded with a Bluetooth touchscreen complete with mapping and yardages. It was cool to crank my own music in the cart. They also provided ball markers and tees. Taxi fare from my hotel to the course and back, was $52USD. (Staying at Riu Santa Fe, so pretty close proximity)

We visited Cabo San Lucas May 8th-12th. Stayed at Grand Fiesta Americana Resort, and played golf at Cabo Del Sol since it was close to our Resort (free shuttle bus drop & pickup). They have 2 courses: Ocean & Desert courses. We played the Desert (Tom Wieskoff course) since the Ocean course (Jack Nicholas) is private. Both are part of Four Seasons Resort. Desert was in great shape, up & down hills, valleys, water, ...forced us to use all the clubs. You can see the Sea/Ocean from, pretty much, all holes since it's elevated course. They had all-inclusive drinks at #4, #7, and #17, and #11 has food & drinks. We paid $275 + $60 (Taylormade Stealth clubs) + 18% tax for Saturday morning tee times. I shot: 43 + 43 (not a good round for me, mostly due to too many 3 putts ...note, Ball always rolls towards the Ocean).

Ocean Course is now private, so don't go here expecting to play any of the holes pictured on Google. The Desert Course is fine, but definitely disappointing in comparison. Lots of construction. Food and drinks can be picked up at three holes

The place is nice. The food and drinks are pretty expensive. I wish there was entertainment of some kind in the evening, it's kind of boring. We stayed at one place that had a Mexican fiesta with buffet one night and another night a beach party buffet. Those were fun. Live and learn. Relaxing on the beach was lovely, but alas...no swimming in the ocean of course.

What a great place to live if you had a few extra million US dollars. The view from the apartments is breathtaking. 3 bed/3 1/2 spacious baths. Huge wardrobes & walk-in closets The exterior cleanliness is immaculate. The landscaping makes one feel they are in Paradise. The apartments are beautifully set in design & structure. Balconies overlooking a swimming pool that is extremely inviting. Ocean view & open spaced windows & sliding patio doors give you an ambience of floating in space. Humongous clubhouse with a bar fit for a king. Well secured security check points. Two minutes from the highway. 30 minutes from the airport. What a deal.