5 Caribbean Resorts With Unlimited Golf

By: - July 15th, 2017
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By Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon
CJ Travel Editor

Between the greens fees, club membership, cart rental and the clubs themselves, golfing can be an expensive sport. So it’s no surprise that when golfers go to the Caribbean they’re not just looking for challenging courses – duffers want deals, too! So if you’re searching for a resort when you can “play through” without paying through the nose, here are five Caribbean resorts that offer unlimited golf (and amenities to satisfy non-players, too.)

Paradisus Palma Real Golf & Spa Resort A stay at this Punta Cana retreat includes all-you-can-golf green fees at the José Pepe Gancedo-designed Cocotal Golf Course & Country Club, as well as complimentary transportation to and from the resort.

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