CASA DE CAMPO · TEETH OF THE DOG
Teeth of the Dog
Pete Dye, 1971The benchmark of Caribbean golf, Pete Dye's masterpiece at Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic, seven holes carved right along the sea. Long rated the best course in the region.
Golf holidays · everything included
All Inclusive Golf in The Caribbean
Warm seas, oceanfront holes and a rate that covers the lot. The Caribbean pairs some of the best resort golf in the Americas, Pete Dye's Teeth of the Dog, Nicklaus at Cap Cana, Fazio at Puntacana, with the ease of an all inclusive base where the food, drinks and often the green fees are already paid.
December to AprilBest season
5 to 7 nightsTrip length
Included to 400 USDGreen fees
Direct flights to PUJ or SLUFrom
Who this trip suits
All inclusive Caribbean golf suits the group that wants the holiday to be as easy as the golf is good. It is ideal for couples and mixed parties where not everyone plays, because the beaches, dining and watersports are all bundled into one price, and for buddies trips that want serious championship courses without the admin of paying for every meal and round separately.
The trick is matching the resort to the golf. Sandals in Saint Lucia and Jamaica fold the green fees into the rate for their own courses, which is unbeatable for value and simplicity. The Dominican Republic, around Punta Cana and La Romana, offers the strongest courses and sells all inclusive stays with golf packages bolted on. We help you pick the right side of that trade.
The rounds to build around
Courses at the heart of the trip
PUNTACANA · CORALES
Corales
Tom Fazio, 2010A Tom Fazio design at Puntacana with six oceanside holes along cliffs and coves, host of the PGA Tour's Corales Puntacana Championship since 2018. The Caribbean's tournament course.
CAP CANA · PUNTA ESPADA
Punta Espada
Jack Nicklaus, 2006The first of the Cap Cana Nicklaus courses, eight holes playing along and over the sea, ranked the number one course in the Caribbean and Mexico by GolfWeek for more than a decade.
SANDALS · SAINT LUCIA
Sandals Saint Lucia, Cap Estate
Greg Norman redesign, 2021A par 71 championship course at Cap Estate, redesigned with Greg Norman and reopened in 2021. Green fees and transfers are included for guests of the Sandals Saint Lucia resorts.
SANDALS · JAMAICA
Sandals Golf & Country Club
Ocho Rios, JamaicaAn eighteen hole course climbing 700 feet into the hills above Ocho Rios, green fees included for Sandals Jamaica guests. The original all inclusive golf experience, relaxed and scenic.
CASA DE CAMPO · DYE FORE
Dye Fore
Pete DyeCasa de Campo's clifftop companion to Teeth of the Dog, another Pete Dye design running high above the Chavon River gorge and the marina. A second day of championship golf at one resort.
A sample six night trip
Nights 1 to 2 · Arrive and settle. Land at Punta Cana or Saint Lucia, transfer to the resort and unpack once. Warm up on the range and let the all inclusive rhythm take over before the first round.
Day 1 · The marquee round. Open on the headline course, Teeth of the Dog if you are in the Dominican Republic or Cap Estate if you are with Sandals in Saint Lucia, easing into Caribbean golf.
Day 2 · A second championship test. Play Corales or Punta Espada from a Dominican base, or take the Sandals course again with green fees already included, then an afternoon on the beach.
Day 3 · Rest or play on. Trade a round for the pool, the dive boat or the spa, the beauty of an all inclusive base, then a relaxed dinner with everything already covered.
Nights 4 to 6 · Add a course or an island. Fit in Dye Fore for a third Dominican round, or pair Saint Lucia with a short hop to another island before flying home rested and well played.
Indicative cost
Third party packages run from roughly 2,200 to 5,500 US dollars per person for a five to seven night all inclusive trip in 2026, depending on resort, room category and the golf included. At Sandals in Saint Lucia and Jamaica green fees are bundled into the rate, while indicative fees at the Dominican Republic marquee courses run up to roughly 300 to 400 US dollars. Always confirm directly before booking.
Best time to book
The December to April dry season is peak, and the best rooms at the marquee resorts sell out months ahead, so plan four to six months out. Booking through the high season also locks in the better tee times. The summer brings lower rates but the hurricane risk rises from August.
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Caribbean golf questions
When is the best time for a Caribbean golf trip?
December to April is the dry season and the prime window, with warm, sunny days and lower humidity. The summer and autumn months are hotter and fall within the Atlantic hurricane season, so they bring better value but a higher chance of storms, mainly from August to October.
December to April is the dry season and the prime window, with warm, sunny days and lower humidity. The summer and autumn months are hotter and fall within the Atlantic hurricane season, so they bring better value but a higher chance of storms, mainly from August to October.
Which resorts include golf in the rate?
Sandals resorts in Saint Lucia and Jamaica include green fees and transfers to their own courses for resort guests. In the Dominican Republic, Casa de Campo, Puntacana and Cap Cana sell all inclusive stays with golf packages rather than unlimited included golf, so the rounds are added to the rate.
Sandals resorts in Saint Lucia and Jamaica include green fees and transfers to their own courses for resort guests. In the Dominican Republic, Casa de Campo, Puntacana and Cap Cana sell all inclusive stays with golf packages rather than unlimited included golf, so the rounds are added to the rate.
What is the best course in the Caribbean?
Teeth of the Dog at Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic, a 1971 Pete Dye design with seven holes on the sea, is the long standing benchmark. Punta Espada at Cap Cana and Corales at Puntacana, host of a PGA Tour event, are the other marquee rounds.
Teeth of the Dog at Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic, a 1971 Pete Dye design with seven holes on the sea, is the long standing benchmark. Punta Espada at Cap Cana and Corales at Puntacana, host of a PGA Tour event, are the other marquee rounds.
How much are green fees?
At Sandals in Saint Lucia and Jamaica green fees are included for resort guests. At the Dominican Republic marquee courses indicative 2026 green fees run up to roughly 300 to 400 US dollars, with resort guest rates lower. Always confirm directly before booking.
At Sandals in Saint Lucia and Jamaica green fees are included for resort guests. At the Dominican Republic marquee courses indicative 2026 green fees run up to roughly 300 to 400 US dollars, with resort guest rates lower. Always confirm directly before booking.
What does an all inclusive Caribbean golf holiday cost?
Indicative third party packages run from roughly 2,200 to 5,500 US dollars per person for a five to seven night all inclusive trip in 2026, depending on resort, room category and the golf included. Always confirm directly before booking.
Indicative third party packages run from roughly 2,200 to 5,500 US dollars per person for a five to seven night all inclusive trip in 2026, depending on resort, room category and the golf included. Always confirm directly before booking.
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