Vidanta Vallarta Course at Vidanta Nuevo Nayarit-Vallarta

We had to wait... they had no carts available.

We teed off 20 minutes lates.

Caddy are mandatory , they don't do much ( we don't need anyway ) and he arrived at the third hole !

You will know the price at the end , and it will not be enough anyway.

Course condition is great . People are nice but somehow useless .

Taxi ride of this resort is a challenge.

I’ve played the Norman course at Vidanta twice now and it is the best. They are getting ready for the Mexican Open so lots of work being done. The fairways are wide and the greens are in great shape. Our caddie, Francisco, was great. Very helpful on the greens and well worth the $500 pesos I gave him. I plan to play there as often as possible especially with the $100 or less Golf Now Hot Deal. Highly recommended.

Course is good and I can recommend. However, it was cart paths only as they were preserving the course for the Mexico Open in April.

Pace of play was slow, but so what, the weather was perfect and I wasn't at home in 20 degree weather.

Mandatory caddie is kind of annoying, although the caddie was pleasant enough. Kind of a make work situation if you ask me. I could have done without the caddie. Added to cost of play.

Overall a good experience, although cost was high.

Very large croc in pond at #9!

Beautiful course with some of the best views. Based on reviews, I was unsure if I should book a tee time here but my colleague told me it was one of the top 3 courses he has ever played.

To help others here are a few key points from a amateur golfer.

- if booked on Golf now, it would be a good idea to call and confirm your reservation 24 hours prior to tee time

- allow yourself 1-1/2 - 2 hours before tee time. Once you arrive, it takes some time to get you checked in.

- rental clubs were titliest and I received a nice variety as I was scared based on the reviews. Driver, 3 wood, irons 4-9, PW, 48, 52 & 56 degrees, putter and 4 hybrid. $60 rental cost

- as of 2/6, the course is cart path only but it wasn’t horrible.

- you are assigned a caddy and I would definitely recommend Mr. Felix. He was first class and even offered what I would call, free lessons. I honestly felt because of Felix, I shot my best round to date. There is a $14 charge and you must play with a caddy.

- last but not least, if you want your significant other to tag along, it’s a $50 extra charge. Although I didn’t agree, my wife loved and enjoyed every moment, therefore it was worth it. BTW- this was her first time to be on a course with me..

Enjoy your time, the course was beautiful, from your ride over the long suspension bridge, warm up driving range, clean air conditioned bathrooms, some of the best margaritas, seeing crocodiles and iguanas , I highly recommend.

Course was excellent, very good conditions and a very playable course for fun for all skill levels, our caddie Eduardo was very helpful and had great advice and green reads. Only issue was the pace of play, 5 hours or more for 18 was a little long.

Breathtaking views, pristine course conditions, private caddy. We played as a 3 some and never once felt rushed from the group behind us. 4.5 hour round

Course is usually the best value in PV. At the moment the greens were recently punched and are over seeded. They’re doing a bunch of prep for the Mexico Open. Fairways are also over seeded. Green side there’s a bunch of tight bare lies. Played this course 20+ times and this was the worst shape I have seen it and it’s way overpriced.

Warning - Caddies are mandatory. Not used to having a caddy, but Martine was great, friendly and helpful. Course in great shape and forgiving, unless you go in the water. Enjoyed it so much we went back the next day.

Caddy set up very disorganized and this billion dollar resort. Needs more golf carts for golfers.

Arrived to find out Norman is cart path only, they say until April. Too hot for all that walking, they were kind enough to put me on their other course. It's in great shape, but with really fast, tough greens. While it's a pleasant course to play, and in good shape, it's rather uneventful for those looking for wow.

This course was amazing! First, the ride thru the lush foliage on the long, twisty cart path just to get to the course was gorgeous. Then, you will drive over the world's longest suspension golf cart bridge to get to the course. Lots of water and sand hazards, so choose your landing spots carefully! The caddys are helpful, but, trust yourself on the putt lines.

The check in process took way too much time due to having to wait for cart to take us from drop off area to the pro shop. At least 15 minutes waiting for a transfer cart to take us to the pro shop then 10 more minutes of drive time. Then a line at the pro shop to check in and then we had to take another cart to the driving range.

The course was nice except that the greens were recently punched so they were sandy and bumpy.

If we were to play here again we would get to the drop off area at least an hour or more ahead of our tee time.

Our caddy, Angel, was great.

Had the best time, they look after you from when you get out of the taxi to when you get back in a taxi. My first time having a caddy and I cant wait to have the experience again.

Greens were punched 2 weeks and were still very sandy and bumpy. Fairways has quite a heavy sand out down after punching. Was actually picking bigger pieces a r the gravel behind my ball on the fairways. Also carts are now CART PATH ONLY until end of April 2023 Until after Mexica open. Mandatory caddie is alright but adds 1000 pesos to the cost of the group. Nice layout. Would go back after April sometime.

The course was great, the Caddy was excellent very knowledge. He did an outstanding job and took really good care of all 4 of us. Only issue was cart path only and we had one player with a damaged knee. Tried to get a disability flag for him but couldn’t. We should have been told at time of booking that the greens were currently aerated and it was golf path only

We were on a cruise and scheduled golf for 4. With fees, caddy and rental clubs, it was nearly 900.00.

They gave us clubs (55.00 per set) that you wouldn’t buy at a garage sale!! The caddy was embarrassed. The driver head was loose with dents. The fourth set didn’t have a driver or a fairway wood. Nobody cared. It was a pretty setting and our caddy was terrific but we’ll never play again. No excuse for the poor quality. They were getting ready for a PGA event so it was cart path only. Getting great shots with those ridiculous clubs made for a tough round. Beware!!