Cabo Real Golf Club
A public resort course in the Tourist Corridor with a par-71 routing through coast and desert foothills.

Find the round that fits your stay, your group and the part of Cabo you want to see.
Updated August 2026 · Curated by the What’s In Cabo team
Access decides the round. The landscape decides the memory.
Six of the eighteen sell tee times to visitors with no hotel key and no membership. Palmilla, Cabo del Sol, Cabo Real, Club Campestre San José, Puerto Los Cabos and Cabo San Lucas Country Club are where most Cabo golf trips begin, because you can hold a tee time before you decide where to sleep.
Nine more are member-and-guest clubs: Querencia, El Dorado, Chileno Bay, Twin Dolphin, Cove Club, Costa Palmas, and the three Diamante layouts — the Dunes Course, El Cardonal by TGR Design and the Oasis Short Course. Three carry a resort access term: Quivira and Vidanta open only to guests of the right property, and Solmar Golf Links sits between the two.
Los Cabos has 18 golf courses, but access matters as much as design. Some accept outside guests, some require a qualifying resort stay, and others are private clubs. Start with eligibility, then compare location, course format and travel time. This guide connects every course to a verified listing with current planning details and the operator booking channel.
Golf in Los Cabos moves between Pacific dunes, desert foothills and the Sea of Cortez. The most useful first question is not which course appears most dramatic; it is which course you can actually book. Outside-guest tee sheets, resort privileges and member access are different paths, and they change how the rest of the day should be planned.
Use the routes below to narrow the field, then open a course profile for the current access note, holes, designer, location and official booking channel. Prices, maintenance schedules and tee-time inventory remain with the operator, so this page does not cache rates that can quickly become outdated.
Six courses line the Tourist Corridor between the two towns, six sit around Cabo San Lucas, five around San José del Cabo, and one is out on the East Cape at Costa Palmas — an hour of driving that changes the shape of the whole day. Sixteen of the eighteen list an ocean view and sixteen list desert terrain; four are genuinely oceanfront and three play through dunes.
The editorial golf guide compares setting and routing, and how you get around matters more here than the yardage: the drive from San José del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas runs about forty minutes without traffic. If the round is the anchor of the day, book the tee time first and fit where to eat around it.
Access comes first
The same Los Cabos map includes public tee sheets, resort privileges and private clubs. Starting with access removes the options that cannot fit your stay.
Start here when the round must be bookable without a qualifying hotel stay or club invitation.
See bookable courses 12 courses carry this access termSome courses become available through a resort, residence or concierge relationship.
Compare resort golf 9 courses carry this access termKeep these on the list only when a member invitation or qualifying access is already confirmed.
Understand private accessA course may appear in more than one access category. Always use the current eligibility note on its profile before paying.
Begin here when the course needs to be bookable without a club membership or qualifying hotel stay.
A public resort course in the Tourist Corridor with a par-71 routing through coast and desert foothills.
An 18-hole Nicklaus Design course near San Jose del Cabo with public play subject to availability.
A 27-hole facility near San Jose del Cabo where the current 18-hole combination can vary by day.
These rounds make the most sense when the right hotel or residence is part of the trip.
An East Cape course available to members and qualifying Four Seasons resort guests with a reserved tee time.
A Pacific-side course tied to Quivira ownership and registered stays at participating Pueblo Bonito resorts.
A Davis Love III course inside a private resort community where access depends on the stay or membership arrangement.
These clubs belong in a complete directory, but travelers should not assume that a public tee time is available.
A private Jack Nicklaus design at Cabo Del Sol reserved for Cove Club members and their guests.
A private Jack Nicklaus course in the Tourist Corridor for El Dorado members and their guests.
A private Tom Fazio course near San Jose del Cabo reserved for members and personal guests.
Choose this route when the landscape is part of the reason for booking the round.
A 27-hole Jack Nicklaus facility where booking eligibility depends on the routing and current access policy.
An 18-hole Tom Weiskopf design in the Tourist Corridor with a public resort booking path.
A private Tom Fazio course where qualifying resort guests should confirm eligibility before planning a round.
The complete directory
Use the access filter for a fast first pass. The course profile holds the current planning notes, location and official booking path.
Need the map?
Switch to the directory when location, access type and nearby options matter more than editorial browsing.
Before you reserve
Once access is confirmed, four practical details have the biggest effect on the day.
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This directory covers 18 golf courses across Cabo San Lucas, the Tourist Corridor, San Jose del Cabo and the East Cape. Some facilities have multiple nines or shorter formats, so the course profile explains the routing you can expect.
Yes, several courses accept outside guests subject to availability. Others require a qualifying hotel stay, residence or member invitation. Check the access note before building the rest of the day around a tee time.
Book as soon as the hotel and travel dates are firm, especially for preferred morning times and multi-round trips. Availability changes by season, maintenance calendar and access policy, so use the operator channel shown on each listing.
Many courses offer rental sets, but brands, shaft options, left-handed availability and advance reservation rules vary. Confirm the set before the tee time if equipment fit matters to your round.
Usually yes. Courses are spread across the Pacific side, the Tourist Corridor, San Jose del Cabo and the East Cape. Plan the pickup around the requested arrival time, not only the published tee time.
Tee times, rates and access rules change. Confirm eligibility and the current rate with the course before you travel.
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