Quintana Roo

Weather

  • Jan: °C high, °C low
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Courses

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Quintana Roo?

We always recommend visiting Quintana Roo between November and April. You'll enjoy cooler temperatures, lower humidity, and less rain, making for truly comfortable rounds on the course. While it's peak season, the perfect weather is worth it.

What kind of golf courses and experiences can I expect when playing in Quintana Roo?

Expect a blend of stunning oceanfront holes and lush jungle layouts, often within luxurious resort settings. Many courses here are designed to integrate the natural Mayan landscape, so you'll encounter cenotes, local wildlife, and challenging tropical vegetation. It's a unique experience, far from your typical parkland course.

How does the cost of golfing in Quintana Roo compare to other popular golf destinations?

Golfing here can be on the pricier side, especially at the top-tier resort courses, often ranging from $150-$300+ USD per round. However, many resorts offer stay-and-play packages that can significantly reduce your green fees, so always look for those deals. You're paying for pristine conditions and incredible scenery.

Are there any unique challenges or specific tips for playing golf in Quintana Roo?

The humidity and heat can be intense, so hydrate constantly and consider an early morning tee time to beat the worst of it. Also, be prepared for jungle hazards - errant shots can quickly disappear into the dense foliage, so bring extra balls and keep an eye out for local wildlife. It's an adventure, not just a round.

What's the best way to get around and access the different golf courses in Quintana Roo?

Most of the courses are associated with major resorts along the Riviera Maya, so taxis or pre-arranged resort transportation are common. If you plan to explore beyond your resort and play multiple courses, we recommend renting a car for flexibility, though parking can sometimes be an extra cost. It gives you freedom to discover more.