Cabo Trip Next Week- Do I play Vidanta Cabo or Club Campestre?

DoubleBogeyPapi · February 2

As the title says. Heavily debating which one to play. Vidanta is 150 with rentals and includes all you can eat/drink 9 holes with replay. Conditions look decent from photos but I'm liking the amenities included. Club Campestre is part of the Questro group and looks to be a highly regarded lower cost course. Cost is 205 with no drinks/food. Golf looks amazing though 18 holes and just looks like amazing views/conditions. 50 dollar difference so I don't mind going either way. Would love to hear anyones experience with either and help recommend which one to play.

Thank you

DoubleBogeyPapi · February 14

quick update:

I played Campestre, not sure how I feel about it. Course was beautiful but the experience was s***. I had a twilight tee time 1:50 showed up at 1:15 to get settled/pay and hit some balls. Long story short I didn't tee up until 2:45. Nearly an hour after. Now I can understand teeing off a bit after your scheduled time because of it being backed up but we tee'd off an hour after due to there not being any carts available. Seriously... Carts? I usually play $50 dollar rounds in SoCal and carts are always available. My round at Campestre without rentals is $140, $205 with the rental clubs, how is a course who is making 600 dollars at a twilight tee time not able to have enough carts. We finally got carts and they we're rushing us onto the tee's because of the delay. The round was not enjoyable and already killed a lot of daylight. I heard about Cabo golf being this amazing one of a kind experience but honestly I'd never do it again. I should have just played Vidanata I could have saved the $50 dollars and got shitfaced/ate all the tacos I wanted but I wasted $200 on my round. I have contacted their customer service to see if I can get a refund or some sort of compensation because it was not worth the time or money.

Triple Lindy · February 14

That sucks. I played the Ocean Course at Cabo del Sol years ago and it remains one of my favorite rounds ever. My only “issue” was when a groundskeeper told me not to place my cigar on the ground when hitting. I thought I was being chastised. Turns out they irrigate with sh!t water and the guy didn’t want me getting the Mexican flu.

puttnforthe8 · February 14

Puerto Los Cabos is the best option if only doing one round - but priced higher. Cabo Real is decent.

Campestre is a joke for many reasons! I won't ever play there again if I can.

Honestly, I think it is worth doing the timeshare prez to get a free round on Diamante. We told the guy when we got there, "go thru your talk, but we are not buying anything".

DoubleBogeyPapi · February 14

@puttnforthe8 should have done Puerto. I thought if I'm already spending 200 it can't be that bad right. Turns out it was. I should have done that but was limited on time already with the family trip. Maybe next time.

puttnforthe8 · February 14

40 minutes ago, DoubleBogeyPapi said:

@puttnforthe8 should have done Puerto. I thought if I'm already spending 200 it can't be that bad right. Turns out it was. I should have done that but was limited on time already with the family trip. Maybe next time.

We bought the Questro Golf package which was just under $500 for all 3 courses. They have since increased prices by about 15% since! 🤨