DOMINICAN REPUBLIC GOLF TRIPS

A golf trip with island time built in.

From Puerto Plata to La Romana, choose one Dominican golf region and give it time.

Plan a trip here ↗

The coastal 7th green at Playa Dorada in Puerto Plata.

Playa Dorada, 7th hole

Photograph: Fanny S Forsdik · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Photo details

5–7 nights Suggested stay3–4 rounds Suggested golfTailored to your group Dates & availability checked individually

A TRIP WITH ROOM TO BREATHE

The right place.
The right pace.

The first decision is the region. Playa Dorada on the north coast, the La Romana area, and Punta Cana belong to different itinerary conversations. Choose one base around the golf and hotel experience your group wants. This keeps a Caribbean trip from becoming a series of long transfers.

START YOUR COURSE WISH LIST

The golf that brings you here.

Explore the official course information, then tell us what belongs on your wish list.

Playa Dorada, Puerto Plata ↗

Course ideas are subject to visitor eligibility and availability. No tee time or supplier relationship is implied.

FOR THE PERSON MAKING IT HAPPEN

Bring the group.
We’ll help with
the plan.

Thinking about Dominican Republic? Tell us who’s coming, when you’d like to go, and what matters most.

Share your trip idea.A destination, headcount, date window and budget give us a useful starting point.
Talk through the possibilities.We’ll review your request and reply by email to arrange the right next step.
Agree the details before committing.Planning scope, fees and supplier availability are confirmed before booking.

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YOUR GROUP. YOUR NEXT GREAT TRIP.

Tell us about your trip.

Share the essentials in one place. A best guess is fine; leave undecided details open.

Your nameEmail addressWhere would you like to play?Approximate group size If knownWhen would you like to go? If knownBudget per person, excluding flightsYour target budget, not a quoted package price. Choose “Let’s discuss” if you’re unsure.Anything else we should know? Optional

Add a preferred call time Optional

Good times for a call, including your time zone

We’ll start by email. A call time is confirmed only after it is agreed.

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Free initial conversation. No payment or booking commitment. Planning fees and supplier costs are agreed before booking.

ONE WAY TO EXPERIENCE IT

A starting point, made yours.

Illustrative itinerary.
All arrangements require confirmation.

Day 1

Arrive in your chosen region

Select the airport and hotel together. Keep the first day flexible for arrival and the transfer to your base.

Days 2–4

Play, then stay a while

Build a few confirmed rounds around the chosen region. A Puerto Plata concept can start with Playa Dorada; other regions need their own course and access checks.

Days 5–7

Keep some island time

Leave space for the beach and a day away from golf. Finish with a final round only if it fits the group’s flight schedule.

What to know
before you go.

Avoid an island-wide checklist

The photo here is Playa Dorada in Puerto Plata. A Teeth of the Dog or Punta Cana wish list calls for a different regional plan, not a quick add-on.

Clarify the resort package

Ask exactly which golf, food, drinks, carts, and transfers are included. An all-inclusive hotel rate does not necessarily include your preferred courses.

Confirm current course availability

Renovations, maintenance, and guest-access requirements can affect the course list. Confirm each round and its terms before making other fixed arrangements.

Official reference: Dominican Republic tourism: Playa Dorada ↗. Reviewed October 11, 2026. Check current supplier policies before booking.

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