Casa de Campo is one of the most exclusive resorts in the Caribbean, a 7,000-acre Dominican Republic heavyweight built around three Pete Dye golf courses. The star is Teeth of the Dog, the Caribbean's number one ranked course, with Dye Fore and The Links giving you proper variety across a week. And yes, you'll appreciate the complimentary golf buggies when the heat kicks in on day three.
Off the course, it's the full luxury set-up: seven standout restaurants plus a wider choice of bars and dining spots, a new Beach Club, a marina and three private white-sand beaches. It's the sort of place where golfers can smash out 18 while everyone else happily disappears to the beach, spa or tennis courts.
La Romana International is only 10 minutes away. Most UK travellers fly into Punta Cana and transfer across, which is straightforward if you're building it into a wider Dominican Republic trip.
Who is this for?
Golfers who want to tick off a bucket-list Caribbean course (Teeth of the Dog) while staying somewhere that offers variety, luxury and plenty to do off the course. Works well for couples, groups and families who need more than just golf to fill a week.
Who is it best for?
Serious golfers chasing world-class Pete Dye layouts in a tropical setting, low handicappers who want to test themselves on Teeth of the Dog, and anyone looking for an all-in-one resort where you can play three championship courses, eat well and enjoy proper beach and spa downtime without leaving the property.