CABO SAN LUCAS GOLF????

[SEP1006]

Will be there all next week for work staying at the Playa Del Grande. Work has set up golf at Cabo Del Sol, both the Ocean and Desert courses. I am going to try and play a couple more if I have time. Any suggestions or recent reviews on course conditions?

[monty09]

i have played there a few times and always in good shape.. fun rounds and enjoy the tacos

[Roadking2003]

It's been two years since I was there, so no info on current conditions. But Cabo del Sol Ocean is one of my favorite courses and is way better than the Desert course. I would choose other courses rather than the Desert course such as Palmilla, Cabo Real, or Club Campestre.

[SEP1006]

Well my work is paying for the Cabo Del Sol courses. I will be paying for wherever else I play, that's why I was looking for recent reviews.

[burnsniper]

Cabo Del Sol Ocean is an awesome course. If it was located in Monterey, CA and built in the 1920’s it could be a top 20 course in the world...

[Roadking2003]

> @burnsniper said:

> Cabo Del Sol Ocean is an awesome course. If it was located in Monterey, CA and built in the 1920’s it could be a top 20 course in the world...

 

Yes, and add "Coore - Crenshaw" to the nameplate and it would be a top 10.

[smb4ua]

Quivira is one of the funnest rounds I’ve played. Some quirky holes but the scenery is absolutely breathtaking, and the comfort stations are over the top. Diamanté was good but the “no pressure” presentation left a bad taste in my mouth. Late for tee time, aggravated that you’ve just been badgered for the last hour (of 3 hours total). Really cheapens a top notch development in my mind and definitely doesn’t give it an exclusive vibe that they’d like to have.

[SEP1006]

> @Roadking2003 said:

> > @burnsniper said:

> > Cabo Del Sol Ocean is an awesome course. If it was located in Monterey, CA and built in the 1920’s it could be a top 20 course in the world...

>

> Yes, and add "Coore - Crenshaw" to the nameplate and it would be a top 10.

 

Good to hear that for sure. Thanks so far for the input guys and keep'm coming.

[jut111]

You’re company hiring?

[fsutanker]

I’ll be getting unlimited golf at Palmilla via my wife’s sales award trip. Their website looks awesome but I noticed all their accolades are all from 2010 and older. Does anyone know how their current conditions are?

[robrey85]

I'm heading out to Cabo at the end of November for TG weekend and for those who have been;

 

What is the best way to get on Quivira if you aren't staying on a property? I'm staying a Secrets and I HAVE to play Quivira to compare it to Punta Espada in the DR, not to mention it's always been one of the courses I've wanted to play since I saw photos of the course.

 

I'm also planning to play the Ocean Course of Cabo Del Sol, it's closed right now but should be opening again the third week of November. Since I am staying at Secrets which is located on Puertos Los Cabos Golf Course, I'll be playing there.

 

Where else should I play? I should have room for one more round. I was thinking Palmilla, seems like that is a solid course from what everyone is saying. Any MUST PLAY recommendations?

[SEP1006]

Both the Ocean and Desert course are really nice at Cabo Del Sol, played them while staying at Playa Del Grande. Anyway our company attorney got us on at Diamante which was pretty nice and in great shape as well.

[GC70]

> @monty09 said:

> i have played there a few times and always in good shape.. fun rounds and enjoy the tacos

 

Is that the course that has the taco bars every 3 or 4 holes?

 

[GC70]

> @Roadking2003 said:

> It's been two years since I was there, so no info on current conditions. But Cabo del Sol Ocean is one of my favorite courses and is way better than the Desert course. I would choose other courses rather than the Desert course such as Palmilla, Cabo Real, or Club Campestre.

 

Very nice courses. I play them every year. Great views.

 

[monty09]

> @GC70 said:

> > @monty09 said:

> > i have played there a few times and always in good shape.. fun rounds and enjoy the tacos

>

> Is that the course that has the taco bars every 3 or 4 holes?

>

 

only at the turn when I was there in 2017

[GC70]

> @monty09 said:

> > @GC70 said:

> > > @monty09 said:

> > > i have played there a few times and always in good shape.. fun rounds and enjoy the tacos

> >

> > Is that the course that has the taco bars every 3 or 4 holes?

> >

>

> only at the turn when I was there in 2017

 

If it’s the course I’m thinking of. They had shrimp, beef, steak, or chicken. All you could eat and drink. It was awesome.

[mikedejong]

Quivira and Diamante have the "comfort stations" every couple of holes on the course. It is quite the experience!

[tyd930]

Puerto Los Cabos is a fun course that has the taco stops that were mentioned previously. They have 18 holes that rotate based on condition/need. The course goes through some hills so the elevation changes are fun. You start in the hills and work down and back to the ocean. We played a few times during a trip and loved it.

[Roadking2003]

> @tyd930 said:

> Puerto Los Cabos is a fun course that has the taco stops that were mentioned previously. They have 18 holes that rotate based on condition/need. The course goes through some hills so the elevation changes are fun. You start in the hills and work down and back to the ocean. We played a few times during a trip and loved it.

 

I agree. It's not a "top 100" course but it is fun and challenging. Well worth a day of your time.

[robrey85]

> @tyd930 said:

> Puerto Los Cabos is a fun course that has the taco stops that were mentioned previously. They have 18 holes that rotate based on condition/need. The course goes through some hills so the elevation changes are fun. You start in the hills and work down and back to the ocean. We played a few times during a trip and loved it.

 

> @Roadking2003 said:

> > @tyd930 said:

> > Puerto Los Cabos is a fun course that has the taco stops that were mentioned previously. They have 18 holes that rotate based on condition/need. The course goes through some hills so the elevation changes are fun. You start in the hills and work down and back to the ocean. We played a few times during a trip and loved it.

>

> I agree. It's not a "top 100" course but it is fun and challenging. Well worth a day of your time.

 

Sweet, I was planning to play their twice, Cove Club (Cabo San Lucas Ocean Course) and one other one that I am unsure of.

[aabb312]

No comment

Edited August 20, 2023 by aabb312

[robrey85]

> @aabb312 said:

> Having sat through god awful seminars in Cabo, my advice would be 1-2 nights at Nobu to play Diamante, 1-2 nights in montage (twin dolphins), 1-2 nights Auberge (Chileno bay) and fit in Quivera and Ocean Course in there. Querencia is good and fun, too, but not sure how I'd suggest getting on

 

My wife is pretty much 100% against sitting through any kind of timeshare presentation to play on Quivira and has pretty much continuously told me to bribe someone to get on the course, lol.

[Roadking2003]

Here is another solid choice you should consider. It was in perfect shape when I played it three years ago.

 

http://clubcampestresanjose.com/en-us/golf

[robrey85]

> @Roadking2003 said:

> Here is another solid choice you should consider. It was in perfect shape when I played it three years ago.

>

> http://clubcampestresanjose.com/en-us/golf

 

I was definitely considering this one since it's one of the Questro courses and can be coupled with the three round pass.

[Gatorgolf04]

Having played Quivira and Cabo Del Sol Ocean course, I wouldn't ever waste my time going to Quivira ever again. I thought it was extremely overrated and a waste of a bunch of perfect oceanfront real estate given how much land it is on. Cabo Del Sol on the other hand is near perfection and up there with Kapalua Plantation and some of the Monterey courses as most fun/best I've ever played.

[Roadking2003]

> @Gatorgolf04 said:

> Having played Quivira and Cabo Del Sol Ocean course, I wouldn't ever waste my time going to Quivira ever again. I thought it was extremely overrated and a waste of a bunch of perfect oceanfront real estate given how much land it is on. **Cabo Del Sol on the other hand is near perfection** and up there with Kapalua Plantation and some of the Monterey courses as most fun/best I've ever played.

 

I agree. I play it almost every time I go to Cabo and love it more every time.

[robrey85]

Has anyone played Querencia out there? I don't remember where I saw it but someone mentioned that it was a MUST play course and the experience is second to none, blah blah blah.

 

Also, is Cabo Del Sol worth the premium rate they are charging? $450 for the Ocean course and $240 for the Desert is the estimated price I received via phone. I'm not too interested in the Desert course, I love ocean side holes so that's really what I'm looking to play.

[Roadking2003]

Cabo Del Sol Ocean course is a bucket list event. Play it while you can because the rumor is that it will go private soon.

[robrey85]

I can confirm that it will be going private. No exact date but they have limited tee times as it stands now. It’s reopened now as The Cove Club.

I decided that I am just going to play it as a bucket list item and not consider the cost since I will likely not be going back to Cabo any time soon. Thanks dude!

[Man_O_War]

work? not fair lol. enjoy