Mexico's four premier golf regions — Los Cabos, Cancun, Riviera Maya, and Puerto Vallarta — pack 25 courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, Tom Weiskopf, and Robert Trent Jones Jr. into desert cliffs, Caribbean jungle, and Pacific mountain bays.
Quintana Roo
3 courses
Baja California Sur
8 courses
Jalisco
6 courses
Quintana Roo
8 courses
Quintana Roo, Mexico
Cancun pairs one of Mexico's busiest international airports with lush, jungle-lined resort golf minutes from the beach. Tom Weiskopf's urban marina layout at Golf Puerto Cancun headlines three well-maintained courses, easy to combine with a beach or nightlife trip.
Baja California Sur, Mexico
Los Cabos delivers Mexico's most dramatic golf: courses cut into desert cliffs where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific, framed by the Baja Peninsula's iconic El Arco. Eight courses — including Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones Jr. designs — anchor the country's premier golf destination, backed by more than 350 sunny days a year.
Jalisco, Mexico
Puerto Vallarta's golf climbs into the Sierra Madre mountains above Banderas Bay, led by Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf's two Vista Vallarta courses and a Greg Norman Signature layout at Vidanta. Six courses combine dramatic mountain-to-ocean views with Puerto Vallarta's walkable Old Town and restaurant scene.
The Norman Signature Course at Vidanta Nuevo Vallarta
Vista Vallarta — Nicklaus Course
Higuera Golf Club
Quintana Roo, Mexico
Home to Mayakoba's El Camaleón — the only course in Mexico to host a PGA Tour event — the Riviera Maya offers the country's most immersive golf, with fairways carved through mangroves, cenotes, and Caribbean jungle. Eight courses stretch along 100 miles of coastline south of Cancun, from championship layouts to affordable executive nines.
Common questions about golf in Mexico.
Los Cabos is widely considered Mexico's premier golf destination, with 8 championship courses designed by Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones Jr., dramatic desert-meets-ocean scenery, and more than 350 sunny days a year.
The Riviera Maya offers Mexico's most affordable golf, including the PGA Riviera Maya Executive Course from $49 per round — the lowest green fee among the country's four major golf destinations.
Yes — El Camaleón at Mayakoba in the Riviera Maya is the only course in Mexico to host a PGA Tour event, the WM Phoenix Open's sister event, the WBC-Mexico Championship. It was designed by Greg Norman.
Tequila Dreams tracks 25 golf courses across Mexico's four premier destinations: 8 in Los Cabos, 3 in Cancun, 8 in the Riviera Maya, and 6 in Puerto Vallarta.
