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In a spectacular setting at the tip of the Baja Peninsula marked by windswept dunes, sheer cliffs, and desert foothills 10 minutes from downtown Cabo San Lucas, Quivira’s Jack Nicklaus-designed course scales the heights at Land’s End. The $40 million facility, opened to acclaim in 2014, commences at sea level near the rolling surf before climbing to higher ground, where the views are a match for the challenge. The drive to the fifth hole, which traces a switchback route up the side of a mountain, climbs to a tee perched more than 275 feet above the foaming surf far below. The par-3 sixth, its concave clifftop green carved from the base of a massive dune, is equally dramatic. 

The layout then weaves through the dunes, returns to the cliffs at the par-3 13th hole, proceeds inland through the desert, and drops sharply from a set of elevated tees at Nos. 16 and 17. The par-4 18th hole, a classic links-style creation, plays to an infinity-edge green backdropped by the ocean.