Reserva Conchal Golf Course – Guanacaste, Costa Rica

Reserva Conchal Golf Club, situated in the captivating coastal region of Guanacaste, Costa Rica, emerged in 1997 as a testament to visionary golf course design. Nestled in a tropical paradise where azure waters meet pristine white beaches, our championship course offers a unique blend of environmental preservation and golfing pleasures.

In the early morning tranquility, the resonant growl of howler monkeys, a playful pod of dolphins, and the vibrant screech of parrots harmonize with the game of golf. Crafted by the esteemed architect Robert Trent Jones II, the course adheres to Costa Rica’s stringent preservation guidelines, setting all golf terrain at least 150 feet from the shore and preserving every majestic Banyan tree during its four-year construction.

Distinct Returning Nines characterize the 6,956-yard layout, meandering through native forests and lagoons, embracing 1.6 miles of Pacific Ocean shoreline. The course unfolds with strategic challenges, like the 320-yard opening hole and the risk-laden 542-yard seventh, surrounded by thirteen bunkers discouraging ambitious par aspirations.

The round culminates in Stellar Finishing Holes, including the panoramic Pacific Ocean view on the 554-yard sixteenth, the challenging 212-yard downhill par three on the seventeenth, and the risk/reward par-five eighteenth guarded by water along its entire left side.

Architectural Brilliance defines Reserva Conchal Golf Club, as Robert Trent Jones II’s design seamlessly integrates stunning ocean vistas, native forests, tranquil lagoons, and rolling terrain. This masterpiece stands as a global attraction, beckoning golf enthusiasts with enticing packages and solidifying the club’s reputation as a beacon of environmental consciousness and architectural brilliance. Explore the unique blend of nature and golf that awaits at Reserva Conchal Golf Club in Costa Rica.

Ravines and lakes are beautiful. It is challenging and essential to make accurate shots toward well-manicured Bermuda greens.