Reserva Conchal Golf Course

The Reserva Conchal golf course is located in Costa Rica’s northern province of Guanacaste, near the small town of Brasilito and close to major attractions like Flamingo beach, Tamarindo, and Coco beach.  This ‘championship’ 18-hole golf course at Reserva Conchal Resort was designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones II.  On one side of the course are spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, while the other side of the course offers views of Costa Rica’s lush tropical forest.  With Bermuda grass greens, this 7,021-yard, par-71 course, is the centerpiece of the Reserva Conchal Resort.

Characteristic features of the golf course include unique elevations from tee to green, fairway bunkers, lakes, 1.6 miles of white sand Pacific ocean beach, plus lush forests surrounding the greens.  Conchal has 63 sand traps scattered throughout the course, and many of the par-4’s are long and uphill.  The dry tropical forest surrounding the course is home to coati-mundi, monkeys, iguanas, raccoons, countless exotic birds and a wide variety of native tree species. In 2002, the Golf Course at Reserva Conchal became Costa Rica’s first to be certified by Audubon International. Today, it is one of the only four golf courses in Costa Rica and 981 in the world to have that distinction.

Practice Facilities:

• Driving Range
• Putting Green
• Pitching Green
• Chipping Green
• Practice Bunker

Awards and Course Ranking:

• Top 5 Course in Costa Rica Golf Digest | May 2012
• Top 25 Foreign Golf Resorts Conde Nast Magazine  | April 2011
• Best Courses of the Caribbean & Mexico Golf Week:
  2016 Rank #30
  2015 Rank #20
  2014 Rank #20
  2013 Rank #24
  2012 Rank #24
  2011 Rank #24
  2010 Rank # 21
  2009 Rank # 23
  2008 Rank# 18