Mexico Golf Destinations
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Cancun
Cancun on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula might have the reputation as a party town for college and high-school students on spring break, but there's so much more in this destination. It is Mexico's largest resort region, attracting roughly 3 million tourists annually, so there's an endless parade of entertainment for all ages.
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La Paz
The capital city of Baja California Sur, La Paz and surrounding towns such as San Pedro, el Centenario and el Zacatal combine to make the fourth-largest municipality in Mexico. La Paz has an arid climate that is perfect for golf: typically warm, dry, and sunny with a year-around average of between 73 and 77 °F. Rainfall is minimal, and La Paz averages over 300 days of sunshine annually.
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Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta -- a unique fusion of Mexican fishing village meets glitzy resort destination -- has quickly become a golf boom town. Home to seven courses, some of the world's greatest golf architects have chosen PV as a showcase for their work, including Jack Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf and Robert von Hagge.
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Los Cabos
"Cabo" has a unique combination of rich beauty, culture and architecture that make it the perfect place to relax. Nestled into the tip of Baja California Sur, Los Cabos consists of Cabo San Lucas (the tourist community), San Jose del Cabo (fishing community) and the Corridor (20 miles of breathtaking beaches, gorgeous golf courses and fantastic fishing).