Kim 20 Duarte Highway,
Santo Domingo,
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+1 (809) 372 7441Pro shop
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+1 (809) 372 7446Website
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Ubaldo Olivares (Director of Golf)The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Undulating terrain.
Surroundings:
Tropical forest.
Designer:
Original design by Pete Dye (1989). Renovated by Jack Corrie (1999).
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20 km NW of Santo Domingo centre (Zona Colonial)
Travelling north, away from Santo Domingo, Las Lagunas is located just off Hwy 1 (Autopista Duarte) approx 20 km from Santo Domingo centre.
Las Lagunas
Las Lagunas Country Club: formerly known as Cayacoa Country Club, two expansive nine-hole loops, laid out on undulating, wooded terrain, make up the testing course of Las Lagunas - the Campo Nacional de Golf.
Housing doesn't intrude on the course, but lining most of the holes you'll find tall trees and dense vegetation, continually accenting the need for accuracy. The elevation changes and narrow fairways will also make you think twice before booming some shots; they also provide the opportunity to take in the scenic views beyond the course.
On both nines you'll be challenged and tested by a number of tee-shots, with several tight driving lines to thread the ball down, and one or two blind holes in the mix as well. Small lakes also make their presence felt, more so on the back-nine. The short par-3 11th requires a tee-to-green carry over water; another pond lies in front of the par-4 12th green, swallowing up any approaches hit too short.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Walking permitted at certain times. Caddies available
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Before Christopher Columbus's arrival in 1492, the Taíno people populated the island that now comprises Dominican Republic and Haiti; they called the island Bohio. The Tainos referred to the eastern part of the island as Quisqueya (land of great plains); the western side was known as Ayiti (land of mountains).
At the time of Columbus's arrival, the island was divided into five Taino chiefdoms, one of whose rulers was called Cayacoa (the original name of Las Iguanas Country Club). Columbus re-named the whole island Hispaniola, which was to eventually separate into a French-speaking western third (now Haiti), and a larger Spanish-speaking eastern territory (now Dominican Republic).
50A Maximo Gomez Ave, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
+1 (809) 685 1010
Visit websiteLocated in the heart of the biggest cultural setting of Santo Domingo, capital city of the Dominican Republic and the oldest in the Americas. This Courtyard by Marriott hotel is within walking distance of the National Theater, museums, shopping and the capital's night-life.
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Santo Domingo (Private); Las Lagunas
George Washington Ave 367, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
+1 (809) 221 2222
Visit websiteWith its history and refined Caribbean charm, the Renaissance Jaragua Hotel & Casino is among the preferred Santo Domingo hotels, extending its unique brand of traditional service and contemporary style. Set in the heart of the Americas' oldest city, this Santo Domingo hotel features a sunlit pool, tennis club and tropical gardens.
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Las Lagunas; Santo Domingo (Private)
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Stay&Play at Prince's: excellent onsite Lodge accommodation available
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