Puntacana Resort & Club - Corales

If you want to walk the fairways of the pros, Corales Golf Course in Cap Cana is an absolute must. As a host venue for the PGA Tour in 2026, the course radiates a professional atmosphere that every golfer should experience at least once. Design & Views: Designed by Tom Fazio, the course is a visual masterpiece. The layout is expansive and fair, but the real magic happens when you reach the ocean. The views of the Caribbean cliffs are spectacular, providing a dramatic backdrop that makes it hard to focus on your swing. The conditioning is world-class, exactly what you would expect from a Tour stop. The "Devil’s Elbow" (The Finale): The finishing holes are legendary, but the 18th hole is the undisputed star. Teeing off over the bay to a cliff-side fairway is one of the most exhilarating shots in golf. It’s a nerve-wracking, beautiful, and rewarding finish that justifies the green fee on its own. Facilities & Service: It’s important to know how the club is set up: The Pro Shop at the course itself is relatively small, as Corales shares some of its main infrastructure with a second clubhouse nearby. Similarly, the bar on-site is cozy and small—perfect for a quick post-round drink, but it's more about the golf here than a massive lounge scene. That said, the service is top-notch and very focused. Designer: Tom Fazio (opened in 2010). PGA Tour Status: Home to the Corales Puntacana Championship. The Highlight: The "Devil’s Elbow" (Holes 16, 17, and 18) – a world-famous finishing stretch along the sea. Tip: Be prepared for the wind; it’s the course’s primary defense! Verdict: Corales is a pure "bucket list" course. It’s a pure, high-end golf experience where the design and the ocean take center stage. If you are in Cap Cana, play it—especially to challenge yourself on that iconic 18th hole!

certainemant le plus beau parcours que j'ai joué depuis 35 ans, le bruit des vagues sur les rochers on ne s'en lasse pas EXCEPTIONNEL, que dire du 18 en passant au dessus de l'océan somptueux, qualité des tontes magnifique entretien parfait, caddy obligatoire pour 2, 25 dollars par joueur, ça n'est pas pas un terrain PGA pour rien

Ho giocato una volta ad agosto 2025. Campo tecnico ma non difficile, molto divertente. Percorso molto bello, curato nei dettagli e scenografico, soprattutto nelle buche sull’oceano! Struttura di alto livello, con bella clubhouse. Il costo è molto alto (395$) più caddy obbligatorio (altri 75$…). Uno dei più cari di tutta la Repubblica Dominicana, decisamente superiore al costo di campi di pari livello in Europa. Per chi vuole provare l’emozione di giocare qualche buca sull’oceano a Santo Domingo, senza spendere tanto, consiglio Cap Cana e PGS Ocean’s 4…

Prachtige baan, mooie ligging. Onderhoud prima. Brede fairways. Grote greens. Niet super snel. Blijkbaar slappe tijden. We waren alleen op de baan. Of de zeer hoge greenfee hier mee te maken heeft? Van de 5 banen rond Punta Cana die we gespeeld hebben voor mij is deze favoriet. Bunkers blijven lastig (hard) als ook de grote gebieden waste -land. PGA -tour speelt hier de laatste jaren.

Très beau parcours. Plusieurs trous en bord de mer. Parcours manucuré. Green bien entretenu et roulant. Caddie obligatoire et utile sur plusieurs trous. Vent très fort en août et problématique sur le choix du club.

Très bon moment.

Petit bémol, le tarif.

Avantage: très peu de monde.