Audio Guide of Cabo San Lucas Country Club

The course is usually open every day from 6:30 AM until sunset, making the most of natural daylight. It is located on the Transpeninsular Highway at Km 3.5; you can easily plan your route by checking its location on Google Maps.

Rates (green fees) vary by season and time of day, generally ranging from $85 USD (afternoon hours) to $185 USD during prime time. I recommend checking current promotions and booking your tee time directly on the official website.

If you plan to play a full 18-hole round, it is best to allow between 4 and 5 hours of your day. If you only want to practice at the driving range or enjoy a meal at the restaurant overlooking the course, a 1 to 2 hour visit is enough.

Designed by the legendary Roy Dye, it is one of the early courses that helped establish Los Cabos as a world-class golf destination. It stands out for blending the natural beauty of the desert with privileged views of Land's End, making it a sporting and scenic landmark of the region.

From November to May you will find the most pleasant weather; for playing, mornings offer less wind, while afternoons (twilight) offer better prices. If you are after that perfect sunset photo over the green, visit after 4:00 PM.

Yes, the common areas and restaurant are accessible, and the use of golf carts (included in the playing fee) makes it easier to get around the course. However, since it is natural terrain, it is recommended to check specific needs with the staff before your arrival.

You are just 5 minutes from the famous Medano Beach, ideal for a swim after playing. You can also visit the Cabo San Lucas Marina for a boat tour or explore the downtown shops, all located very close by.

Bring plenty of extra golf balls, as the water hazards and desert conditions are demanding, and use plenty of sunscreen. Also, take advantage of the free practice range that is often included with your green fee to warm up before your round.