Catalonia Caribe Golf Club

Overview: Catalonia Caribe Golf Club is an 18-hole resort course associated with the Catalonia Bávaro complex in Punta Cana. The available course profile gives a par of 72 and an approximate length of 7,291 yards, with Alberto Sola and Jack Corrie credited as the designers. The layout combines resort landscaping with several substantial water features, including a large lake, five lagoons and an island green at the sixth. Shaded trees and the open fairway corridors create a varied tropical setting around the round.

History: Caribe Golf Club was developed as part of the Catalonia Bávaro resort and current Dominican golf material dates its opening to 2000. The exact directory routing is kept attached to the named Caribe course, not to the smaller golf option that may also be advertised within a resort complex. The current identity is supported by the facility name, Punta Cana location and the matching architect, par and 18-hole description in the reviewed sources.

Did You Know? The sixth hole has an island green, one of the clearest architectural signatures reported for this course. It sits within a broader water system of five lagoons, so the island feature is part of a wider pattern rather than a one-off prop. That combination makes placement and club selection important even though the course is designed for a resort audience.