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Puntacana Resort & Club
Punta Cana, La Altagracia Province, Dominican Republic
18 Holes · Par 72 · No green fee published on two domains · Coastal
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About Puntacana Resort & Club
Corales Golf Course is the 18-hole championship course at Puntacana Resort & Club, in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic's La Altagracia Province. Tom Fazio designed it as a par 72, and it is best known outside the resort as the venue for a PGA Tour event. The resort offers golf on the Caribbean coast, with Corales as its lead course and La Cana as the second.
- Six of the 18 holes at Corales run directly along the Caribbean Sea.
- Puntacana Resort & Club has 45 championship holes, 18 at Corales and 27 at La Cana.
- La Cana is a P.B. Dye design, with 14 ocean-view holes spread across its three nines.
- Corales is a par 72 that plays to 7,670 yards.
History of Puntacana Resort & Club
The Corales Puntacana Championship is held at Corales. The 2026 edition, played July 13 to 19, was the ninth.
Signature holes at Puntacana Resort & Club
The closing stretch is the part of Corales that gets the attention. Holes 16 through 18 are known as the Devil's Elbow.
When to play Puntacana Resort & Club
Punta Cana is warm all year. Winter and early spring are the drier, more comfortable months, while summer is hot and humid with afternoon showers. The tour event is played in July, in the middle of the hot season.
Playing Puntacana Resort & Club: tips
Puntacana Resort & Club has two courses, so confirm which one your tee time is on. Corales is the 18-hole Fazio course, while La Cana has 27 holes across three nines.
Visit Puntacana Resort & Club
Punta Cana, La Altagracia Province, Dominican Republic
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— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Puntacana Resort & Club
Which course should I choose at Puntacana?
Corales is the championship course and hosts the tour event. La Cana has more holes and 14 with ocean views, so it suits a longer stay.
Does Corales have ocean holes?
Yes. Six of the 18 holes run along the Caribbean Sea, and the closing stretch is known as the Devil's Elbow.
Is Corales on the PGA Tour schedule?
Yes. The Corales Puntacana Championship is part of the PGA Tour and counts toward the FedExCup.