Ocean's 4 Golf

The course is nice and the hot deal is worse compare to other places around

We booked via tee off( deal times) so it was half the regular price ….but locals play even cheaper (understandable,)…. Course is in great shape,, ocean view holes are amazing, (on a hot day it is tempting to jump in the water), greens are mad fast,,, thankfully with Carlitos (caddie) help we managed speed “ok “. We enjoyed the course and had a fun round… it is definitely a course I would consider playing again and highly recommend to any golf enthusiasts!!!! FORE…..

FOOD wise their ceviche is worth having!!!!

I had been for ten days in the island playing several well known courses (Teeth, Punta Espada, Corales) and I saw some good reviews on this site about PGA Ocean's 4 and gave it a try. Did not have much expectations but to be honest it was a big surprise to me, comparing to the others the price was much cheaper and the course design, with 5 holes by the ocean, great beverage service and greens conditions (incredibly fast) were worth the visit. I definitely will come back again

Really nice and technical course but the Fairways were sometimes a bit dry and very rolling.
It is still an impressive course that I would recommend if you stop by La Romana

This is one of the most beautiful courses I have ever played! Very rewarding to hit the fairways, as there is tons of trouble for missing off the tee. However, still fun for all handicaps. Would definitely recommend!

I loved this course. Much cheaper than other courses in the area and a real treat to play. Several holes are along the ocean with the waves crashing ashore. Conditions are perfect and I had the course to myself playing on a Monday. I will definitely play again.

This is certainly worth playing. I booked through Golf Now and picked the cheapest deal at $80. It was well worth the money. Played mid day on a Sunday and the course was a bit crowded but the pace was still good. The holes along the ocean were stunning and the other holes had character and the design was interesting. I did not play a single hole that was disappointing. Unlike my triple bogey on 18.

The course is really challenging and with some breathtaking views and layouts. Wind comes into play on the 5 coastal holes.
But seriously: the carts were horrible and when we arrived, there was not a single car left on the fixed time….
But a course really worth to play it

best course nearest santo domingo, about an hour out depending on traffic, amazing layout with ocean holes, amazing shape, best greens around and very quick. Immaculate fairways, T boxes etc.. carta are dated but who cares. Gold course has been renamed PGA Oceans, and under new management. Tough course from the tips or blues with wind. Split fairways, island green, and amazing scenery. Well equipped club house and has nice restaurant bar. Nice range with covered stalls, but could use new range balls. Good service, nice people, special deals on golf now is beat price anywhere. To play this quality course under $100 is a great deal and well worth the drive. Cant wait to play it again soon.

I played from the pro T's to get the full course, as a low handicapper this course is very good, your drives must be precise to make the fairway on some longer holes. The design is fair but challenging in the wind. Greens are exceptionally true and have good roll. The course is in great shape. The ocean holes are as good as teeth of the dog in Casa de Campo. Club house is well equipped, the range has both grass and mats , carts are junk but sea breeze doesn't help their appearance. This is the best course closest to Santo Domingo. Book here for best deal on t time. Cant wait to play it again.

I'd certainly have given this course four stars had all the holes been in good shape and the the grow-in complete. Still, the round there was most enjoyable, if not for the ocean views alone, which is a common theme in the Dominican Republic. Overall, there 's plenty to keep your interest. There's an island green par 3 and even a double green shared between the eight hole and 17th, right on the ocean. Unfortunately, the par-5 eighth might be a little too clever with some sort of natural area right in the middle of the fairway, pinching the landing area severely against the ocean. Our group thought that natural area should be severely reduced or eliminated entirely; the hole is hard enough as is, especially if the wind is up. Still, you can't help but love the atmosphere. All-in-all, La Romona is a worthy play in the Dominican and costs about half as much as the more expensive courses in the area.

After a morning round at Teeth of Dog at Casa De Campo, we thought we'd head down the road about 30 mins to check out the mysterious new course at the Bahia Principe.

First, the good: it's a brand new tournament-length course with four ocean holes. It's generally forgiving and pretty interesting. The second half of the back nine is especially interesting.

The course is still growing in and some greens, particularly those by the coastline, are basically all sand. So I'd give them a little time to let it grow in.

One of the four ocean holes, the par-5 8th, is a pretty brutal design. It's a split fairway and partially blind off the tee thanks to some shrubbery. The second shot from the fairway is blind too. I'm trying to comprehend how you'd botch the hole on the course with the most ocean frontage. Maybe one day they'll fix it.

Anyways, La Romana Golf Club (not to be confused with La Romana CC at Casa De Campo) has some good things going for it (we didn't have time to see the 9-hole short course, but that's really the only short course I know of in DR) and it should be a nice amenity for the emerging residential and resort community and provide coastal golf at a bargain compared to Teeth, Punta Espada and La Cana. Would I stray from Casa De Campo to play it? Probably not.