Casa de Campo Resort & Villas

Great course and conditions, my only negative is with the overall management. Find them to pretty greedy. The course was pretty empty since its offseason but they still wanted full price on afternoon replay.

Dye Fore is quite a counterpoint to the rest of the golf at Casa de Campo, with three distinct sets of nine holes in three different environments. The Marina and Chavon nines are the property's answer to mountain golf, with huge elevation changes and some epic green complexes perched above the meandering Chavon River valley.

I like the Marina nine best, and was pleasantly surprised by the Lagos nine as a flatter, modern inland test with two strong par 3s. The Chavon nine is certainly striking, but it's also a bruiser, with the combination of wind and firmness of the perched greens making it very, very tough. You can't really go wrong out here and while I sense that I don't adore Dye Fore as much as some - including those who protest it's actually better than Teeth of the Dog (no way), I would gladly play it again.

Golfers with a sense of adventure have gravitated towards Pete Dye's courses for decades. Now, his Caribbean masterpiece is back to being its best self in the wake of a nearly year-long restoration project that managed to preserve its midcentury feel and lived-in patina.

The seaside holes - 5 through 8 and 15 through 17 - are world-class, knitted together with 11 inland holes of first-rate strategic design. The whole manages to be greater than the sum of its impressive parts thanks to the beautiful tropical scenery and excellent course conditions (though beware the extreme firmness of the greens). Teeth of the Dog belongs on any golfer's worldwide must-play list, in my opinion.

Teeth of the Dog casts a very long shadow at Casa de Campo - so long that I came into my round at the Links with little reason to expect it was anything other than a nice-enough filler golf course, a tame side-dish to Teeth and the rollicking Dye Fore.

Instead, what I encountered was a golf course I would be glad to play every day. Links is extremely thoughtfully routed and designed, a complete test that's tricky but not too taxing, with all of the features - angled fairways, hard-to-read greens, captivating bunkering and some consequential water encounters, as well as expert drainage keeping things fast and firm - that make Dye courses so compelling. It's true that the Links' inland setting - albeit with a couple of peeks at the Caribbean Sea - cannot compete with the more-photographed Casa de Campo courses. But that's quite alright when the golf itself is as engaging as it is. I cannot wait to play this golf course again someday.

Hard to explain how special this place is. It's obviously in the DR and on the water but never thought even that would make me love a PD course like this. Views are as good as it gets and just all around great.

We played the Links at Casa De Campo and were totally disappointed. We have played similarly priced course in Arizona and the Links was a let down. One bathroom had no lights or running water. The course condition was ok.

The course was ok.

Certainly not worth what ended up being well over 600usd. Not only did I book it for 494. I was slapped with an 18% tax once at the course + gratuity for the caddie.

If you can afford to play this course, booking through GolfNow is not the way to go.

If you play Teeth of the Dog or Linjs ask for Hilario as your Caddie.

Awesome course, perfect location, great experience. Perfect setting 7 holes Caribbean lined. Definite bucket list course.

Colorado resident, used to some views, not like this. Completely amazing views to kill. Caddy professional knew the course, helps a lot. Would play again and again. Slow down enough to take it all in. To Dye for!

Let’s be honest, this course is an afterthought to its neighboring course, The Teeth of the Dog. As advertised, it is the inland course, so no holes with any ocean views. This made for a super hot round with little wind, and as we were staying in a villa and not a “hotel guest” we could not purchase any snacks or beverages from any of the comfort stations. However, the weather was beautiful and the course conditions were absolutely pristine. If you are not willing to spend the $800+ for Teeth, I recommend the Links

Finally got to play this world-renowned international bucket list golf course. Located in the exclusive & amazing Casa De Campo, La Romana, Pete Dye created arguably the best seaside Golf Course in the Americas.

Teeth of the Dog gives you multiple tee box options for the challenge but most importantly allows you to play 8 holes along the Caribbean with the azure waters enhancing the beauty.

We were looking forward to a world class golf experience but instead we were treated with no respect and courtesy.!! Six of us , three man (two players and a third friend who was not going to play ) and our wives drove from Punta Cana to La Romana so the two players could be dropped off at casa de Compo to play at teeth of the dog yesterday. We were told my friend’s wife was not allowed to go into the compound!! After talking to the front desk at the gate, and more times on phone with pro shop, they answered us: two players and our wives and the friend who is driving the car can go in but not his wife according their policy!!! What kind of policy is this? Even after our repeated assurance that they would just drop us off at pro shop and leave right away, they would still not allow our friend’s wife to enter the resort. Is this how you guys treat women in 21st century? Or how you treat people who you consider as second class citizen since she is the “driver’s “ wife? This is totally unacceptable! I’m going to tell all my golf friends not to come to play at you course! This is not about golf course but how this place operates!!

This course is one of the most physically stunning courses that you will ever play. Front 9 works down toward water and back 9 is in the hills with the river/ravine beneath you. Amazing to hit shots towards a green with a 500 foot drop behind them (don’t miss long!!!). Don’t ever miss playing this gem if you are in the DR!!!!!!

Good course, wide fairways and landing areas. Straight forward layout; no tricked up holes. Greens were a bit tougher to get at and close with the wind.(that said, playing partner has 3 birdies)

Not sure it's fully worth the $$ but it's the price of Poker to play at the complex.

A nice day in February with the sticks, especially when you live up North. ;)