Play a par-72 course that mixes seaside links, parkland lakes and desert-like holes along La Romana’s coast. This Jack Lund design offers five tee options, carts and easy access from the cruise port — ideal for a wind-tested round with Caribbean views.
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The first tee opens to salt-laced wind and a horizon of low cliffs where the Caribbean pushes close to the fairways. You feel the breeze before the sound of the swing — four holes here actually flirt with the shoreline, where ocean spray and the scent of coconut palms set the tempo for the round.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness — ability to walk several kilometers and handle uneven turf for a multi-hour round; carts reduce exertion.
Wildlife
History
The course is part of Bahia Principe’s resort development era and reflects design choices meant to showcase La Romana’s coastal geology and native plant communities.
Conservation
Irrigation and course maintenance use significant water resources; players can support sustainability by staying on paths, disposing of waste properly, and respecting native vegetation.
Reserve your spot on the PGA Ocean's 4 by Bahia Principe Golf today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book a morning tee time
Temperatures and humidity rise by late morning; early rounds offer cooler air and more predictable winds.
Adjust for wind on seaside holes
Bring an extra club and favor lower trajectory shots when the trade winds are strong along the shoreline holes.
Hydrate between shots
Bottled water is provided on the course, but carry a refillable bottle to stay consistently hydrated during a 4–5 hour round.
Use the cart when needed
Carts are included and save energy on hot days and over water-lined terrain; check cart rules before play.
Spiked or spikeless golf shoes
Stable traction on grass and wet areas improves your swing and footing on coastal greens.
High-SPF sunscreen and lip balm
Sun protection is crucial on exposed seaside holes and during midday play.
summer
Light, breathable polo and wide-brim hat
Breathable clothing keeps you comfortable in tropical heat while meeting course dress codes.
spring
Light rain jacket or windbreaker
A compact layer helps when sudden tropical showers or gusty winds move through.
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