Quivira Golf Club
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On the plus side...the course design, conditions and service are just incredible. We played with local owners so we got their $195 resident rate which is the deal of the century considering the stunning course and the "all-you-can-eat-and-drink" comfort stations. The 1st 5 holes get you going nicely with perfect grass and greens and a strategic risk/reward design. This is followed by a solid 10 minute drive up the mountain to the 1st comfort station and the stunning (and hard) 6th and 7th holes right on the ocean and into the ever-present wind. The 8th and 9th get really hard as the 20-30mph winds punishes any slightly mis-hit ball or any ball that's hit higher than 10' in the air. Another comfort station awaits you at the 10th hole along with a manageable par 3 that is kind of cross/downwind. Then back into the wind for 11-13 before you get to another stunning ocean par 3 hole at the 14th. The 15th-18th offer a fun, beautiful and challenging set of holes to finish up. The only downside to the course/facility is the 5+ hour rounds that are almost unavoidable given the difficult course, the wind and the unlimited food and booze at the comfort stations. On our 2nd day we (and everyone else) got stuck behind a bunch of millennials in town for a wedding who started out OK but were all hammered by the 11-12th hole and got slower and slower. Between the booze, the heat and the multiple newbs in each group, it was brutal watching them screw around for 10 minutes on the tee box and then 10 minutes in the fairway and then 10 minutes on the greens. You wish a ranger would appear but I have no doubt they all paid the $400 non-resident rate and they wanted to eat/drink their money's worth. With that griping done, it really is a bucket list course that I can't wait to play again. Plus I played the 3 signature ocean holes birdie, par, birdie so I'll need to try to repeat that bit of miracle golf :)
Brad FawcettBrad Fawcett
10
Excellent golf course in pristine condition. The views are unreal and worth the price of the round alone. The comfort stations lived up to the hype. Highly recommend this experience as it's unlike any other public golf experience I've had. The oceanfront holes were amazing. There was a bit of an eyesore with with all the residential construction going up around the course but the course itself was top notch. There was a couple of things that bothered me with the process. First, I had an 11:15 tee time and was rushed off the range at 10:45. I had hit about 10 wedge shots and the guy on the range asked if I was ready and said the others were waiting on the tee. Well I wasn't ready but alright. Secondly the lady in the proshop was not friendly. My girlfriend came with me thinking it would be no problem for her to ride along. At first they balked at that request, then I offered to pay a rider fee and they took it ($50 for a rider, fine). I get it they don't want riders and want to keep the pace up, okay. Then I had to buy her a expensive collared shirt... Which I was okay with until we got paired with a lady in socks and sandals playing golf LOL. As far as I know, socks and sandals are not proper golf attire at any respectable golf club so I wasn't sure why they were sticklers about the shirt collar....but I digress. The merch is incredibly marked up as well ($212 for a peter millar polo that is normally $115). In short, golf course excellent... Management and staff could use some work. I get it I'm not some big shot millionaire with a house on the property but I was not treated very well compared to the rest of my stay at Pueblo bonito.
Brad JonesBrad Jones
30
Don’t confuse these 5-star reviews for the view. This golf course operations program is a dumpster fire. We booked appointments for three people months ago to be told two weeks prior to arriving we needed to pay again. After days of arguing with them they somehow found our payments. We showed up today and they had no record of our reservation and took some time to find the payment - Wasting our time. We were hurried along on hole 8 just to be hit with a backup of 8 other groups. Which ultimately did not allow to finish the course before darkness came. There are four “comfort stations” for drink and food. The first station only has drinks right at hole 1. The next shack ran out of food. Hole 9 had only sliders or scrambled eggs - with massive amount of flies. And the last one near hope 17 was closed due to the massive backup. We were hurried off the course not finishing the last two holes. And somewhere around hole 12 there was a massive water sprayer shooting sewage water on players, which you were forced to drive through. The wind was also carrying it making it unbearable and getting players wet on the adjoining hole. Finally, got back and asked for two shots from the bar at the lobby. $50 for two shots of Don Julio. The views were awesome and it is a unique course. But not worth the hype and there is nowhere near a value of $300-360 per person to play here.
Scottie Z!Scottie Z!
30
I am still not quite sure how this course is highly ranted as it was a MAJOR let down and I would never go back. Here is my list of reasons we will never re-visit. - BAD Communication - Just reserving our tee time's was painful. No one was communicating back with us even when we'd call, speak fluent Spanish no one would return our calls or we'd just keep getting transferred. - Unfriendly Service at Check-In and overall service was just okay. - Driving Range - Very underwhelming. It's a basic driving range and no tee's were provided on the range. - No Amenities - No cold towels or towels period were provided like other courses in the area. (Other courses in the area provide chair massages at the range included in green fees) - Course Conditions - AWFUL. Tee-boxes were shredded, fairways on the front 9 were filled with piles of dead grass, overall landscaping was just terrible. - WAY too much construction going on - EVERYWHERE... This course needs another 5 years of work. Cart paths are under construction, there is dirt everywhere, and overall it's like you're playing in a construction zone. - Food - Stale and disgusting To summarize, there are plenty of other AMAZING courses in Cabo that want your business and are happy to serve you, this is not one of them.
Stefani H.Stefani H.
80
When you pay $300 for a round of golf (twilight rate), your expectations tend to run high. The course is very nice but with several holes that are quirky in terms of direction and distance. The views are beautiful, and the grass is lush. Greens are fairly quick, with a couple that have some rough patches. Comfort stations are generously stocked with food and beverages, but they definitely slow the pace of play to a crawl. Our round lasted just over 5 hours and ended in total darkness on 18. Golf carts are equipped with electronics that provide pictures and distances for each hole. The pro shop has a fantastic selection of shirts and women's fashions that are very nice but also very expensive. Expect to pay $200 or more for a golf shirt or a women's golf skirt. There is a beautiful practice facility and plenty of attention by the staff there to keep your clubs clean. If the prices aren't a concern, then this is a great place to golf and enjoy your time at Sunset Beach.
Greg ValdezGreg Valdez
40
“Prettiest walk in golf” said Jack Nicklaus - and he wasn’t lying. I have played at least six times here. Friendly staff. Challenging course. Amazing comfort stations (food, beverage and bathrooms) every 4 holes or so. It is expensive, but if you take full advantage of the driving range and all the free food and drinks at the comfort stations, you’re not doing so bad. The pro shop has a full selection of beautiful shirts and hats to take home a souvenir - and most people do - given their experience at the course and Quivira’s sharp logo. Pro tip 1: it does get windy in the afternoons, in case you care about your score…but the price drop is nice. Pro tip #2: make sure you have an ample supply of balls - you are going to lose a few! Pro tip #3: the outdoor restaurant/bar at the clubhouse is the little known gem of Pueblo Bonito….the indoor restaurant (steak house) is awesome too, but only open for dinner and it is no secret.
John Maulding, MA, SUDP, LMHCAJohn Maulding, MA, SUDP, LMHCA
10
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Predio Paraíso Escondido S/N, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
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4.7
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