
El Camaleón — Mayakoba
The marquee — Greg Norman's course at Mayakoba and the first PGA Tour host in Mexico, weaving through mangroves, jungle and a massive cenote before finishing along the Caribbean.
Visit website →Quintana Roo, Mexico
The easiest bucket-list golf trip in the tropics. Along Mexico's Caribbean coast around Cancún and down into the Riviera Maya, a string of resort courses winds through jungle, mangrove and limestone cenotes just minutes from white-sand beaches and all-inclusive resorts. Headlined by El Camaleón at Mayakoba — the first PGA Tour course in Mexico — the region stacks big-name designs (Greg Norman, Jack Nicklaus, Nick Price, P.B. Dye) within an easy drive, with a nonstop flight from much of North America. Pair the golf with Mayan ruins at Tulum and Chichén Itzá, swimming in cenotes, and world-class diving off Cozumel.
Best time to visit: November – April (dry season & most comfortable golf); summer is hot and humid, with a hurricane risk August–October

The marquee — Greg Norman's course at Mayakoba and the first PGA Tour host in Mexico, weaving through mangroves, jungle and a massive cenote before finishing along the Caribbean.
Visit website →
A Greg Norman design north of Cancún with holes strung along mangrove lagoons and the sea — a polished, upscale resort round.
Visit website →
27 holes of Jack Nicklaus Signature golf carved through the jungle at the sprawling Moon Palace resort south of Cancún — open to non-resort guests by emailing the club.
Visit website →
A Nick Price design at Grand Coral near Playa del Carmen — jungle fairways and a lively short-game test, and home of the region's PGA presence.
Visit website →
A P.B. Dye course threading between cenotes and dense jungle at Playa Paraíso — quirky, tropical and fun.
Visit website →
Tom Weiskopf's marina course right in Cancún, with holes along the waterways and lagoon — convenient and central.
Visit website →
A lush jungle layout near Puerto Morelos between Cancún and Playa del Carmen (formerly El Tinto) — a scenic, upscale resort round.
Visit website →Pick any two locations to see drive time, route, and traffic. Includes the nearest airport so you can plan fly-in / fly-out rounds.
Pick two different courses to see the route.
Where golfers actually eat, drink, and hang after the round — the dive bar, the post-round brewery, the coffee spot before an early tee time. Submitted by people who've been, not the food-critic picks.
Loading…
Concerts, games, festivals — see what's on during your trip.
Loading…
Similar trips with overlapping terrain, region, and trip style.
Use our trip planner to build your itinerary for Cancún, Mexico, share it with your group, and book tee times.
Open Trip Planner →