Golf del Sur Course

Despite the course characterised by its large greens, the two water hazards on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th holes on the links course create difficulty for the player. A particularly memorable hole on the Golf del Sur is the par 5 3rd hole, which is especially challenging. Here players must overcome a wide fairway with a large mass of ochre rock lining the right side, and wide sand roughs lining the left side. This hole demands precise concentration from all players, as due to the strategic placement of bunkers golfers will need to use their entire skillset. Bunkers come into play yet again on the par 3 2nd hole on the south course, where the spacious bunker is filled with black sand, limiting any ‘’sand saves’’.

The two most striking features here are the black volcanic sand in the bunkers, and the lush tropical landscape with palm trees swaying in the sea breeze. The landscape of Golf del Sur is one of spectacular beauty, with the wide fairways lined with a variety of native flora and greenery, including palm trees and giant cacti. With its stunning greenery and landscape, it would not be inaccurate to describe the Golf del Sur as an oasis at the Atlantic Ocean.