only course in Los Cabos with views of the iconic sea arch and rock formations at Land’s End, Cabo San Lucas Country Club’s original 18-hole course was laid out by Roy Dye, brother of Pete Dye. The course was completed by Roy’s son Matt Dye.

This parkland-style layout, previously one of the longest and most challenging courses in Los Cabos, was significantly remodeled in 2018. Now stretching to 6,852 yards (par 71), Cabo San Lucas Country Club compares favorably to golf courses in Palm Springs, California. Gently rolling fairways girdled by waste bunkers, cardon cactus, palo blanco trees and colorful bougainvillea characterize the layout. Lakes bring water into play at seven holes, notably at the testing par-4 ninth and 18th holes, where a large rock-rimmed lagoon protects each green.

Agustin Piza, a Mexican designer who has worked extensively throughout Latin America and who is ranked among the “25 Most Sustainable Golf Architects in the World” by Green Planet Architects, has built several new holes at the club to improve sightlines and enhance playability. In particular, the club’s back nine was shortened and its corridors were widened to expand the layout’s ocean views. The new and revised holes feature improved flexibility from the forward tees, better risk-reward scenarios from the back tees and more undulating greens. Bunkers throughout the course were reshaped and upgraded.The club, readily accessible by Cabo San Lucas-area hotels and cruise ship arrivals, also features the only lighted driving range in Los Cabos.