Cabo San Lucas Country Club

Cabo San Lucas Country Club offers a different kind of Cabo golf experience: convenient, established and close to town. The original course was created by Roy Dye and completed by Matt Dye, with later improvements adding modernized holes and features. Compared with exposed Pacific or cliffside courses, the setting is more enclosed and parkland-oriented.

Its biggest practical advantage is accessibility. Golfers do not need to structure an entire resort stay around the course, making it a useful choice for travelers who already have accommodations elsewhere in Cabo San Lucas and simply want to add a round of golf.

For visitors based around downtown Cabo, the marina or Medano Beach, the location is a major advantage. The current club information lists an 18-hole layout measuring approximately 6,865 yards and allows direct visitor inquiries rather than requiring resort or membership eligibility.

The course has a greener, more parkland-like character than many of Cabo’s desert layouts. Water comes into play on several holes, while the Land’s End rock formations provide a distinctive Cabo backdrop.

Views toward the famous Arch at Land’s End are a defining feature of the round and help distinguish the course from more remote coastal golf communities.

The facility has historically promoted a lighted driving range along with practice and instruction options. Golfers should confirm current operating hours directly with the club.

The club sits only a short drive from central Cabo San Lucas, which makes it particularly convenient for visitors staying in town, the marina area or nearby corridor resorts. The surrounding golf community also gives real-estate shoppers a course-oriented option close to Cabo’s urban amenities.