Riviera Maya Golf Club is an impressive architectural project, that the famous designer Robert Trent Jones II has managed to create a synergy between the 27 holes of this extraordinary Mayan Riviera golf course and the majestic wild Mayan jungle, surrounded by beautiful natural lakes and water holes which, together with a combination of rocks and water, becomes an spectacular environment and make playing golf in the Mayan Riviera a real pleasure.
Riviera Maya Golf Club is an impressive architectural project, that the famous designer Robert Trent Jones II has managed to create a synergy between the 27 holes of this extraordinary Mayan Riviera golf course and the majestic wild Mayan jungle, surrounded by beautiful natural lakes and water holes which, together with a combination of rocks and water, becomes an spectacular environment and make playing golf in the Mayan Riviera a real pleasure. This Robert Trent Jones golf course design is an exclusive Mayan Riviera golf club and the first golf course of the Bahia Principe hotel chain; located on an exclusive and privileged area of the Mexican Caribbean and ideal to practice golf in the Mayan Riviera, just in front of the Gran Bahía Principe Riviera Maya Resort and immersed in the Residential complex which has been developed by Grupo Piñero.
Riviera Maya Golf Club has been built considering every level of golfer, as well as style of Golf, and last but not least every golfer’s game preference. There are jungle sites for the players who like to play surrounded by trees and challenging holes where water plays an important role. The spectacular design of this Mayan Riviera golf course provides players with a variety of different kinds of water obstacles in the form of lakes and natural water holes, and a large variety of bunkers styles.
Playing golf in the Mayan Rivera is an experience that goes beyond a round of Golf, an spectacle that offers those nature lovers an environment so rich and full of various species of local flowers and trees surrounded by a breathtaking view of the Mayan Riviera
