Bayahibe Golf

If you are a fairly serious golfer you have a few choices:

The Teeth of the Dog [photo right]

18-hole challenging and stunning world renoun championship course. Dubbed Teeth of the Dog after the razor-sharp rocks lining its seven oceanfront holes. Designed by Pete Dye and located in Casa de Campo, La Romana.

Fronting the Caribbean on seven holes, this Course is extra challenging because of sea breezes and airstrip.

Andy`s comments: 

"Definitely in my top 5 courses in the world, up there with Carnoustie and Leopard Rock in Zimbabwe. It is not difficult to see why people come from all over the world to play this course". 
 

Above: Teeth of the Dog golf course

Below: Teeth of the Dog golf course-2

Left: The Links golf course

The Links

Championship inland alternative course in Casa de Campo, La Romana.

Dye Fore

Dye Fore, Casa de Campo Resort, La Romana, is the new addition to the Casa de Campo golf triad. It has spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea, the mountains, the Chavon River below and the Altos de Chavon artists' village. Having played both courses it is fair to say that it rivals the "Teeth of the Dog" course.

18-hole picturesque and daunting combined cliff-top course, with one nine looking out at the Caribbean sea and the other looking down at the Chavon river valley. Two of the greatest par three holes in the world can be found on the back nine, at the 12th and 15th.

This is another unforgettable course.
 
Andy`s comments: 

"It says everything about this course that the locals dub it `to Dye for`. Tough in normal conditions it is devilishly difficult in a strong wind an another ultimate golfing experience".

The golf course closest to the Dominicus and Bayahibe resorts is the new La Estancia.

Bayahibe Golf