Mexico Golf Guide 2027: Where to Play in Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, Cancún & Riviera Maya
Planning a golf trip to Mexico in 2027?
Mexico isn't one single golf destination.
You can play through desert and cactus overlooking the Pacific in Los Cabos, experience tropical mountain golf around Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit, combine Caribbean beaches with golf in Cancún, or play through jungle, mangroves and cenotes in Riviera Maya and Tulum.
Golf Mexico Tee Times has been helping golfers book golf in Mexico for more than 15 years. This guide is designed to help you compare destinations, choose the courses you want to play and organize your golf before you arrive in Mexico.
If golf is an important part of your vacation, our advice is simple:
Don't wait until you arrive in Mexico to start looking for tee times.
Quick Guide: Which Mexico Golf Destination Fits Your Trip?
- Los Cabos: Desert, mountains, Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez views. Excellent for a dedicated multi-round golf vacation.
- Puerto Vallarta & Riviera Nayarit: Tropical Pacific golf, Sierra Madre mountain scenery and a wide variety of course styles.
- Cancún: Caribbean resort vacations with convenient access to several championship golf courses.
- Riviera Maya & Tulum: Jungle, mangroves, cenotes and some of Mexico's strongest professional-tournament golf history.
Golf in Los Cabos
Los Cabos has developed into one of North America's major golf destinations.
The landscape is what immediately makes Cabo different.
Instead of traditional tropical golf, expect desert terrain, cactus, mountains, natural arroyos and dramatic views of the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez.
The region also features courses associated with some of the biggest names in golf architecture.
If you're traveling specifically to play several rounds of golf, Cabo deserves serious consideration.
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Cabo Del Sol Golf Course
Cabo Del Sol offers an 18-hole, par-72 golf experience stretching to more than 7,000 yards, combining desert terrain with the dramatic Los Cabos setting.
Cabo Real Golf Club
Cabo Real winds through cactus-lined canyons, hills and arroyos before reaching the shoreline where the desert meets the ocean.
The course climbs dramatically through the Cabo terrain, with the 16th tee sitting approximately 460 feet above sea level.
Cabo San Lucas Country Club
Cabo San Lucas Country Club combines mountain and desert terrain and is known for views toward Cabo's famous Arch at Land's End.
Its location also makes it a convenient option for many visitors staying around Cabo San Lucas.
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Club Campestre San José
Club Campestre gives golfers another Los Cabos option near San José del Cabo, combining desert landscaping, elevation changes and views toward the Sea of Cortez.
Check Golf Mexico Tee Times for current availability and rates when planning your Cabo golf itinerary.
Palmilla Golf Club
Palmilla is historically significant as the first Jack Nicklaus Signature design in Latin America and is famous for its Sea of Cortez views.
Important: Palmilla is currently listed by Golf Mexico Tee Times as unavailable until further notice because of course conditions. Check the current course page for reopening information before including Palmilla in your trip.
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Puerto Los Cabos Golf Club
Puerto Los Cabos brings together golf associated with Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman in a spectacular Los Cabos setting.
Another feature that makes the experience different is that food and drinks are included with golf under the current Golf Mexico Tee Times offering.
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Solmar Golf Links
Solmar Golf Links gives Cabo golfers another dramatic desert-and-ocean experience and is part of the current Golf Mexico Tee Times Cabo collection.
Check current rates and availability before your trip, particularly if you're traveling during the busy winter season.
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Vidanta Los Cabos
Vidanta Los Cabos provides another option for golfers staying around San José del Cabo and the Los Cabos resort corridor.
It's useful for golfers who want to build several different styles of courses into the same Cabo vacation.
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Why Cabo Works for a Multi-Round Golf Trip
Cabo is particularly well suited to golfers who want golf to be one of the main reasons for the vacation.
You can stay in one destination and experience several different course designs without having to change hotels.
That also means planning matters.
If you want to play four or five specific Cabo courses during a one-week trip, don't wait until you arrive to start building your schedule.
Choose the courses you most want to play and arrange those tee times first.
Then build the rest of your vacation around them.
Golf in Puerto Vallarta & Riviera Nayarit
If Cabo is desert golf beside the ocean, Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit provide a completely different Mexico golf experience.
Here you'll find tropical vegetation, the Sierra Madre mountains, Banderas Bay and Pacific Ocean scenery, along with courses designed by some of golf's best-known architects.
Puerto Vallarta is particularly well suited to travelers who want golf to be an important part of their vacation without making the entire trip about golf.
Play in the morning, then spend the afternoon at the beach, pool, restaurants or exploring Puerto Vallarta.
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Play Where the PGA TOUR Plays
Puerto Vallarta also gives visiting golfers an opportunity to play a current PGA TOUR tournament venue.
The VidantaWorld Mexico Open returns to Vidanta Vallarta from October 29 through November 1, 2026.
That means golfers heading south for Winter 2027 can watch PGA TOUR professionals compete at Vidanta and then play the same course themselves during their vacation.
Watch the PGA TOUR play Vidanta. Then come to Puerto Vallarta and play it yourself.
The Greg Norman Signature PGA Tour Course
The Greg Norman-designed Vidanta Vallarta course is the tournament venue for the PGA TOUR's VidantaWorld Mexico Open.
For tournament competition, the course stretches beyond 7,400 yards, but visiting golfers can choose tees appropriate for their own game.
That's part of the fun of playing a professional tournament venue. You can stand on the same fairways, play into the same greens and get a much better appreciation for the shots you see professionals hit on television.
If playing a PGA TOUR course is on your golf bucket list, Vidanta should be high on your Puerto Vallarta itinerary.
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Vidanta Nayar – Jack Nicklaus Course
Vidanta also offers another full-length golf experience with its Jack Nicklaus-designed Nayar Course.
The Nayar layout provides a different experience from the Norman course, giving golfers the opportunity to play two distinct courses within the Vidanta resort area.
If you're building a multi-round Puerto Vallarta golf vacation, playing both Vidanta courses is an easy way to add variety.
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Vista Vallarta – Nicklaus Course
Vista Vallarta's Nicklaus Course is another major name in Puerto Vallarta golf.
Designed by Jack Nicklaus, the course climbs into the hills above Puerto Vallarta and offers views toward Banderas Bay and the surrounding Sierra Madre mountains.
The elevation and natural terrain create a very different golf experience from the courses closer to the ocean.
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Vista Vallarta – Weiskopf Course
Right next door is the Tom Weiskopf-designed Vista Vallarta Course.
Although the Nicklaus and Weiskopf courses share the same facility, they offer different experiences.
The Weiskopf layout works through tropical vegetation, natural ravines, creeks and changing elevations.
For serious golfers visiting Puerto Vallarta, playing both Vista Vallarta courses can make for an excellent two-round experience.
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El Tigre Golf Club
El Tigre Golf Club in Nuevo Nayarit is another popular option for visiting golfers.
Water, bunkering and resort landscaping create a visually impressive layout with plenty of strategic decisions throughout the round.
El Tigre works well for golfers staying around Nuevo Nayarit or Riviera Nayarit who want another championship-style course in their itinerary.
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Marina Vallarta Golf Club
Marina Vallarta Golf Club is particularly convenient for golfers staying around Puerto Vallarta's hotel and marina areas.
Its location can make it easier to combine a round of golf with the rest of your vacation without spending a large portion of the day traveling to and from the course.
The course combines tropical vegetation, water and Pacific scenery in the heart of Puerto Vallarta's resort area.
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Flamingos Golf Club
Flamingos Golf Club provides another golf option north of Puerto Vallarta in Riviera Nayarit.
Its tropical setting and relaxed resort-golf atmosphere make it a good addition for golfers who want to experience several different courses during their stay.
Which Puerto Vallarta Course Should You Play?
That depends on what kind of golf experience you're looking for.
If you want to play a PGA TOUR venue, look closely at Vidanta Vallarta.
If famous golf-course architecture interests you, the Nicklaus and Weiskopf courses at Vista Vallarta give you two very different layouts at one facility.
If you're staying around Nuevo Nayarit, El Tigre and Vidanta can be particularly convenient.
If you're staying closer to Puerto Vallarta's marina and hotel areas, Marina Vallarta may fit your vacation schedule particularly well.
And if you're planning several rounds, there's no reason to choose only one.
Puerto Vallarta Works Well for Couples & Families
Not everyone on a Mexico vacation wants to play golf every day.
That's one reason Puerto Vallarta works particularly well for couples and families where some people golf and others don't.
You can play a morning round and still have much of the afternoon available for the beach, pool, restaurants or other activities.
This makes Puerto Vallarta a strong choice when golf is important to you but isn't the only reason for the vacation.
Book Puerto Vallarta Golf Before You Arrive
Winter is a popular time to visit Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit.
If you have specific courses or morning tee times in mind, don't wait until you're already in Mexico to start looking.
Choose the courses you want to play and arrange your tee times before you leave home.
Golf Mexico Tee Times can help you organize your Puerto Vallarta golf in advance, so you arrive with your golf already planned.
Our rates are displayed in U.S. dollars, so there's no need to calculate your golf costs in pesos when booking through us.
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Golf in Cancún, Riviera Maya & Tulum
Mexico's Caribbean coast offers another completely different golf experience.
Instead of Cabo's desert landscape or Puerto Vallarta's Pacific mountains, golfers around Cancún, Riviera Maya and Tulum can expect tropical vegetation, jungle, mangroves, limestone terrain, cenotes and Caribbean scenery.
This region is particularly well suited to travelers staying at resorts or all-inclusive properties who want to make golf part of a broader beach vacation.
It also has an impressive professional-golf history.
Golfers can play courses that have hosted the PGA TOUR, LIV Golf and Korn Ferry Tour.
Golf in Cancún
Cancún is a strong option for golfers who want to combine a Caribbean resort vacation with one or more rounds of golf.
If you're staying in the Hotel Zone or Costa Mujeres area, pay attention to where each course is located before choosing your tee time.
Morning golf can work particularly well: play your round early and return to the resort for the beach, pool or afternoon activities.
But desirable morning times can also be popular during the winter season, so booking before you travel is important.
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Puerto Cancún Golf Course
Puerto Cancún Golf Course gives golfers a convenient option close to Cancún's major hotel and resort areas.
The course combines tropical golf with the Caribbean setting and works particularly well for travelers who want to play without committing an entire vacation day to golf.
Golf Mexico Tee Times currently offers qualifying Puerto Cancún bookings with transportation from hotels in the Cancún Hotel Zone and Costa Mujeres areas, making it an especially practical option for visitors without a rental car.
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Playa Mujeres Golf Club
Playa Mujeres Golf Club is another option for golfers staying north of Cancún, particularly around the Playa Mujeres and Costa Mujeres resort areas.
Its location can make it a convenient addition to an all-inclusive vacation without requiring a long trip south into Riviera Maya.
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Riviera Cancún Golf Club
Riviera Cancún Golf Club provides another championship golf option near Cancún.
The tropical setting, water and natural landscape give golfers a very different experience from playing in western Mexico.
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Golf in Riviera Maya
Travel south from Cancún toward Playa del Carmen and Tulum and the golf landscape changes again.
Riviera Maya combines resort golf with jungle, mangroves, limestone and natural water features.
It's also where you'll find some of Mexico's most interesting professional tournament venues.
El Camaleón at Mayakoba – PGA TOUR & LIV Golf History
El Camaleón at Mayakoba is one of the most recognizable golf courses in Mexico.
Designed by Greg Norman, El Camaleón became the first golf course in Latin America to host an official PGA TOUR event when professional tournament golf arrived at Mayakoba in 2007.
The PGA TOUR continued competing at Mayakoba through 2022.
Past champions included players such as Fred Funk, Matt Kuchar, Viktor Hovland and Russell Henley.
Viktor Hovland won at Mayakoba in consecutive years.
After its PGA TOUR era, El Camaleón became a LIV Golf venue, adding another chapter to the course's professional tournament history.
Why Is El Camaleón Called “The Chameleon”?
The name fits the golf course.
The layout changes character throughout the round as golfers move through different environments.
Expect tropical jungle, mangroves, limestone canals and Caribbean coastal scenery.
That variety makes El Camaleón completely different from the desert courses you'll find in Cabo.
If you've watched professionals compete at Mayakoba, playing El Camaleón yourself gives you a much better appreciation for the golf course and the shots they face.
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PGA Riviera Maya – Play a Korn Ferry Tour Venue
Head farther south toward Tulum and you'll find another professional tournament golf course.
PGA Riviera Maya at Tulum Country Club is a Robert Trent Jones II-designed course that has hosted the Korn Ferry Tour.
The Korn Ferry Tour is one of the primary pathways golfers use to reach the PGA TOUR, meaning many of professional golf's rising stars compete there.
The course joined the Korn Ferry Tour schedule in 2025 and has continued as a tournament venue.
For tournament play, the professionals face a course stretching beyond 7,200 yards.
Fortunately, visiting golfers can choose tees appropriate for their own games.
PGA Riviera Maya is particularly convenient for golfers staying farther south in Riviera Maya or around Tulum.
What Is PGA Riviera Maya Like?
The course works through the natural terrain of the Yucatán Peninsula, creating a golf experience very different from Cabo or Puerto Vallarta.
Expect jungle, limestone, native vegetation and natural hazards rather than desert and cactus.
For golfers who enjoy testing themselves on courses used in professional competition, PGA Riviera Maya deserves consideration.
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Iberostar Playa Paraíso Golf Club
Iberostar Playa Paraíso Golf Club is another popular Riviera Maya golf option.
The course combines tropical vegetation, water and resort golf, making it a natural choice for visitors staying in the Playa Paraíso area and surrounding resorts.
Its location also makes it useful for travelers who want a quality round without traveling all the way back toward Cancún or farther south toward Tulum.
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Hard Rock Riviera Maya Golf Club
Riviera Maya Golf Club provides another option farther south along the Riviera Maya corridor.
The course works through the region's natural jungle and tropical terrain, creating a distinctly Mexican Caribbean golf experience.
For golfers staying toward Akumal or Tulum, its location can make it particularly convenient.
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Cancún or Riviera Maya – Which Is Better for Your Golf Trip?
There isn't one answer for everyone.
If you're staying in the Cancún Hotel Zone or Costa Mujeres and only want one or two rounds, playing closer to Cancún can reduce transportation time and make golf easier to fit into your vacation.
If you're staying around Playa del Carmen, Mayakoba, Akumal or Tulum, Riviera Maya courses may be much more convenient.
If professional tournament history matters to you, El Camaleón at Mayakoba and PGA Riviera Maya give the region a particularly interesting golf story.
Don't Underestimate Travel Time
This is important when planning golf on Mexico's Caribbean coast.
Cancún, Playa del Carmen and Tulum are not one compact resort area.
A golf course that looks close when you're researching “Cancún golf” may actually be a significant drive from your hotel.
Before booking, check:
- Where your hotel is located
- Where the golf course is located
- Your tee time
- Transportation options
- How early the course requires you to arrive
This is particularly important for early morning tee times.
Should You Bring Your Clubs to Cancún or Riviera Maya?
If you're planning several rounds, bringing your own golf clubs may make sense.
If you're only playing once or twice during an all-inclusive vacation, rental clubs may be considerably easier.
Rental-club availability, brands and pricing vary by course.
If you need left-handed clubs, women's clubs or another specific setup, arrange them in advance whenever possible rather than assuming the exact equipment you need will be available on golf day.
Book Cancún & Riviera Maya Golf Before You Travel
January, February and March are popular months for golfers escaping colder climates and heading to Mexico.
If you want a particular course or morning tee time, don't wait until you check into your resort to start looking for golf.
Make golf part of your vacation planning.
Book your flights.
Book your resort.
Book your golf.
Golf Mexico Tee Times can help you organize your Cancún, Riviera Maya and Tulum golf before you leave home.
Our rates are displayed in U.S. dollars, so there's no need to calculate your golf costs in pesos when booking through us.
Arrive in Mexico knowing your golf is already arranged.
Mexico Golf in January, February & March
January, February and March are some of the most popular months for golfers heading south to Mexico.
While many golf courses across the United States and Canada are dealing with cold weather, snow or winter conditions, Mexico offers warm-weather golf in some of North America's most attractive resort destinations.
But winter popularity also means demand.
If you're planning a Mexico golf trip during these months, don't assume the course and tee time you want will still be available after you arrive.
How Does the Weather Differ by Destination?
Mexico's major golf destinations don't all have the same climate.
Los Cabos
Cabo has a dry desert climate. Expect desert terrain, cactus, mountains and relatively dry conditions compared with Mexico's tropical golf destinations.
Puerto Vallarta & Riviera Nayarit
Puerto Vallarta has a tropical Pacific climate. Winter is a particularly attractive period, while summer and early fall tend to be hotter and wetter.
Cancún, Riviera Maya & Tulum
Mexico's Caribbean coast has a warm tropical climate with greater humidity and seasonal rainfall.
Before your trip, check the current forecast for the specific destination where you're playing rather than assuming conditions will be the same throughout Mexico.
How Far in Advance Should You Book Golf in Mexico?
There isn't one rule for every course or every time of year.
But if golf is an important part of your vacation, our advice is simple:
Book your golf before you travel.
For busy winter travel periods, golfers should consider beginning their search several weeks before departure.
Book even earlier if you:
- Want a specific golf course
- Want a specific morning tee time
- Are traveling with a larger group
- Plan to play several rounds
- Need specific rental clubs
- Are traveling during Christmas, New Year's, spring break or another busy holiday period
The more specific your golf plans are, the less sense it makes to wait until the last minute.
Why Are Morning Tee Times Popular?
Morning golf fits extremely well into a Mexico vacation.
Play your round early and you can still have much of the afternoon available for the beach, pool, restaurants, sightseeing or spending time with family.
That's also why many other golfers want morning tee times.
If playing at 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning matters to you, reserve your golf before your trip rather than assuming that time will still be available.
What About Twilight Golf?
Twilight golf can be an excellent option at courses where it is offered.
Depending on the course, twilight rates may provide better value and a more relaxed late-afternoon experience.
The tradeoff is daylight.
A later tee time may not always provide enough time to complete all 18 holes, particularly depending on the time of year and pace of play.
Check the individual course details before booking.
Should You Bring Your Golf Clubs to Mexico?
If you're traveling specifically for golf and planning four or five rounds, bringing your own clubs may make sense.
If you're playing only once or twice, rental clubs can make the trip considerably easier.
Many Mexico golf courses offer rental equipment, but brands, pricing and availability vary.
If you require:
- Left-handed clubs
- Women's clubs
- A particular flex
- Premium equipment
- Multiple rental sets for a group
arrange those rentals in advance whenever possible.
Don't arrive on golf day assuming the exact equipment you need will automatically be available.
Do You Need a Rental Car to Play Golf in Mexico?
Not necessarily.
Transportation options vary significantly by destination and golf course.
Some golf bookings may include or offer transportation from selected resort areas, while other golfers may use hotel transportation, private transfers, taxis or other local transportation.
Before booking a tee time, check where the golf course is located in relation to your hotel.
This is particularly important in Los Cabos and Riviera Maya, where golf courses and resorts can be spread across a large geographic area.
How Early Should You Arrive at the Golf Course?
Don't plan to arrive five minutes before your tee time.
Give yourself enough time to check in, organize rental clubs if necessary, use the practice facilities and get ready for your round.
We generally recommend planning to arrive at least 30–45 minutes before your tee time, unless the individual golf course requires an earlier check-in.
Always follow the specific course's current check-in requirements.
What Should You Wear to Play Golf in Mexico?
Mexico may be a resort destination, but golf courses still have dress standards.
A safe choice is traditional golf attire:
- Golf shirt or appropriate collared shirt
- Golf shorts or pants
- Appropriate golf shoes
- Hat or visor
Individual course policies vary, so check before you arrive.
Also bring sunscreen and stay hydrated. The Mexican sun can be strong even when you're riding in a golf cart.
What About Tipping?
Golf in Mexico may involve several service employees during your round.
Depending on the facility, you may encounter bag attendants, starters, caddies, forecaddies and food-and-beverage staff.
Tipping practices and caddie requirements vary by course.
Check the individual golf course policies before your round and carry some cash for gratuities where appropriate.
Do You Have to Pay for Golf in Pesos?
Not when you book through Golf Mexico Tee Times.
Our golf rates are displayed in U.S. dollars.
That means you can see what your golf costs before your trip without trying to calculate course prices in Mexican pesos.
Choose your course, select your available tee time and get your golf organized before you leave home.
Can a Single Golfer Book Golf in Mexico?
Single-golfer policies vary by golf course.
Some courses may accept single golfers and pair them with another group, while others may have restrictions depending on the date, time or season.
Check the individual course booking page for current availability and policies.
Can You Play Several Courses During One Mexico Vacation?
Absolutely.
In fact, that's one of the advantages of destinations such as Cabo and Puerto Vallarta.
You can stay in one hotel or resort and experience several different golf courses during the same trip.
If you're planning a dedicated golf vacation, start with the courses you most want to play and build your schedule around those tee times.
Don't book one round and assume you'll figure out the other four after you arrive.
Which Mexico Destination Is Best for a Golf Trip?
There isn't one destination that is right for every golfer.
Choose Cabo if you want dramatic desert golf, mountains and Pacific or Sea of Cortez scenery.
Choose Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit if you want tropical Pacific golf, mountains, course variety and an easy combination of golf and resort vacation.
Choose Cancún if you're planning a Caribbean resort vacation and want convenient golf to be part of the trip.
Choose Riviera Maya or Tulum if you want jungle and Caribbean golf, all-inclusive resorts and the opportunity to play courses with significant professional tournament history.
Can You Play Golf Courses Used by Professional Tours?
Yes.
Mexico gives visiting golfers the opportunity to play several courses associated with major professional tours.
Vidanta Vallarta is a PGA TOUR Mexico Open venue.
El Camaleón at Mayakoba hosted the PGA TOUR for many years and later hosted LIV Golf.
PGA Riviera Maya has hosted the Korn Ferry Tour.
Playing a tournament venue gives you a completely different appreciation for the golf you see professionals play on television.
Why Book Your Golf Before You Travel?
Think about everything else you've already arranged for your vacation.
Your flights are booked.
Your resort is booked.
Your airport transportation may already be booked.
So if golf is important to the trip, why leave it until after you arrive?
The last thing you want is to travel all the way to Mexico and hear, “Sorry, we're full.”
Book the courses you want to play before you leave home.
Why Book With Golf Mexico Tee Times?
Golf Mexico Tee Times has been helping golfers book golf in Mexico for more than 15 years.
When you're booking golf in another country, dealing with an established company matters.
Golf Mexico Tee Times provides a safe, established and reliable way to arrange your golf before you travel.
- More than 15 years helping golfers book Mexico golf
- Golf in Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, Cancún and Riviera Maya
- Book before leaving home
- Confirmed tee-time reservations
- Rates displayed in U.S. dollars
- No need to calculate your golf costs in pesos
- Options for transportation at selected courses
- Rental-club information and options at selected courses
- Ability to plan several rounds before your vacation begins
Mexico Golf Guide 2027: Frequently Asked Questions
Is January a good month to play golf in Mexico?
Yes. January is a popular month for golfers escaping colder northern climates. Because it is part of the busy winter travel season, golfers who want particular courses or morning tee times should consider booking before their trip.
Is February a good month for Mexico golf?
Yes. February continues the prime winter travel period in Mexico's major golf destinations and can be an excellent time for Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, Cancún and Riviera Maya golf.
What about golf in March?
March can also be an excellent golf month, but spring travel periods can increase demand. If you're traveling around spring break, plan your golf early.
Should I book golf before arriving in Mexico?
If golf is important to your vacation, yes. Booking in advance gives you a better opportunity to secure the courses, dates and available tee times that fit your trip.
Can I rent golf clubs in Mexico?
Many Mexico golf courses offer rental clubs. Equipment, pricing and availability vary by course, so reserve in advance when possible, particularly if you need left-handed, women's or other specific equipment.
Can I pay for my golf in U.S. dollars?
Golf Mexico Tee Times displays its golf rates in U.S. dollars, allowing travelers to arrange their golf without calculating booking prices in pesos.
Where should I play on my first Mexico golf trip?
That depends on the type of vacation you want. Cabo offers desert and ocean golf; Puerto Vallarta combines tropical Pacific golf with mountains; Cancún works well with Caribbean resort vacations; and Riviera Maya offers jungle golf and several notable professional tournament venues.
Planning a Mexico Golf Trip in 2027?
Start with four questions:
- Which destination are you staying in?
- Which courses do you most want to play?
- What dates and tee-time ranges work for your vacation?
- Do you need rental clubs or transportation?
Then get your golf organized before you travel.
Don't arrive in Mexico hoping the golf you want is still available.
Book your preferred available courses and tee times before you leave home and arrive knowing your golf is already arranged.
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