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The 8 Best Golf Courses in Province of Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Guanacaste, Costa Rica including TurfSafari, Four Seasons Golf Club, Costa Rica Tour Kiosk, Garra de Leon Golf Course, Reserva Conchal Golf Course, Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica Golf Course, Hacienda Pinilla Golf Club, Nimbu outdoor experience.
Restaurants in Province of Guanacaste
1. TurfSafari
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
TurfSafari is a lifestyle and adventure provider based in Tamarindo, Costa Rica. Specialized in upscale accommodations and unique golf and surfing scenarios. Our ProGuides, fleet of adventure vehicles and luxurious properties are the best way to discover what Costa Rica really has to offer.
2. Four Seasons Golf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By W5819PBstevem - Scottsdale, United States
We have played the golf club several times over the last 4 years. It has always been in great shape. The staff are friendly and helpful. It is expensive but well worth it
3. Costa Rica Tour Kiosk
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
We are a full service travel and activity company with multiple options for your Costa Rica Experience. You can find us directly online, in many restaurants and hotels or in our office in Playas del Coco, Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
4. Garra de Leon Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
5. Reserva Conchal Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Alejandro1958 - Santiago, Chile
The Reserva Conchal Golf Club is an 18 golf court, par 71, inside the Reserva Conchal, which is a 1.000 hectare or 2.471 acres forest reservation in Costa Rica,s northen part. The golf club belongs to the Westin Hotel located here, and is intended so that hotel guests can play there. If you aren,t a hotel guest, then you need to contact the golf's manager and ask him if you can play, at [email protected]. I am an amateur senior golf player, handicap 17, and as it I will describe in the following lines what I saw there. At the starting point you have a store where you can find everything you need to play golf. The green fee is U$ 150 plus the rental of the clubs, which is U$ 60 per day. If you rent them for more than 3 days then they make you a special price of around U$ 180 per day which includes the golf cart, green fee,clubs, golf balls and 4 bottles of water, very necessary. The clubs are Callaway and they have 4 different types going from stiff to regular and senior ones. The golf cart is an EzGo one equiped with Textron Fleet Management GPS, which through and 8"screen is showing you at all time where you are in the golf field and also at what distance you are form the holes. The system also will not allow you to drive to restricted areas. I played on February and the temperature can rise up to 36 degrees celcius or 96,8 F. On March, the hottest month it can rise to 40 C or 104 F. I played very early in the morning, from 6:30 to 7 AM and the temperature is OK, but I beleive that at 1 PM it will not let you play, or make it not pleasent The course meanders though rolling terrain with breathtaking vistas of the pacific ocean on some holes. Wild animals like monkeys, lizzards, snakes, racoons, all sorts of birds will be seen along the 18 holes. You need to be carefull specially with lizards, not to step on them with the cart, because the are allways crossing the road. These animals are not dangerous for yourself, as long as you don,t bother them. There are also lagoons that come in the game in 5 holes, to make them more difficult. At the starting point of each hole, there is also a yellow starting point, to the three normal that you find, blue, white and ladies, that adds 30 to 40 yards more behind the blue line. I played 6 days there, and four of them were windy, which adds difficulty, specially in the first 9 holes that are more openen to the enviorment. The fairway runs allmost all the time with native forest at both sides, so if you are'nt a straight driver hitter, leave it in the bag and use your fairway woods. There is a 99% chance that if you go into the forest, that will be a lost ball. The golf field is not an easy one to play, becasue as I describe you need to hit the ball straight, there are crossed bunkers is almost all the holes, and the greens are very difficcult to play. Many of them are small or narrow, which demands that you need to land your ball in a small space, or go to the forest,most of them have declines and some have 2 slopes on them. The condition of the fairways as well as the green was perfect, and you can see at all times people working in the maintenance of the golf field. If there is something that I did not like of this golf court, is that there is not a place to stop after the 9th hole, to eat a sand which or have a drink. Anyhow, there is a lady that is driving through the court, offering chips, beers and sodas, but not sand whiches. By far, this is the wildest golf field that I have played, and I will recomend it 100%. It is really a very nice and unique place to play golf. I have added some photos as well as ones taken from the booklet of the course so that you can understand in a better way what I have described here.
6. Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By ShankarP - Providence, United States
This is a truly stunning course. The service is outstanding and well-oiled, the course is pristine and nestled between the bay and ocean with views of the water at almost every hole, and the course itself is fun and challenging. Highly recommended!
7. Hacienda Pinilla Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 64 reviews
In the northwest province of Guanacaste, Costa Rica, Hacienda Pinilla Golf Club provides players with a chance to play golf as it was meant to be played, peacefully amongst friends and nature. The golf course was designed to conform to all the natural surroundings and environment capturing the feel of Guanacaste on The Pacific Ocean.
Reviewed By Venad0 - Jaco, Costa Rica
Hacienda Pinella is a great, fun course to play for talents at all levels. Those who have negative things to say about the course usually cite the dry conditions. Well, that's because it is located in Guanacaste which has a long dry season and water use is regulated and at a premium. That said, the course is always in good condition, the staff is great and the dry conditions are more than offset by the beauty of nature and the Pacific Ocean that serve as its contours. Go, be Pura Vida, let art flow over you and enjoy yourself.
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