Cayacoa Golf Club

Overview: Cayacoa Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course about twenty minutes from Santo Domingo on the Duarte Highway. Its current course page gives a total of 6,792 yards, with each nine measuring 3,527 and 3,265 yards. The routing uses varied elevation, sloping lies and water as recurring strategic elements: the official description counts seven holes with water, five par fives and five par threes. It is a city-accessible Dominican course whose interest comes from changing shots and terrain rather than a single resort theme.

History: The club's current page says it has served members and visitors since 1989. A separate Dominican golf reference attributes the course to Jack Corrie and Frank Adames and records a 1993 inauguration, but the two dates may represent different stages of the club and course development. To avoid presenting that unresolved distinction as settled fact, the opening-year field remains blank while the architect attribution, current 18-hole identity and official scorecard figures are retained.

Did You Know? Cayacoa's official scorecard splits the round into two very different halves: the front nine is par 36 at 3,527 yards and the back nine is also par 36 but only 3,265 yards. The page also counts five par fives and five par threes across the course. Those proportions make the par-72 routing more varied than a flat resort scorecard might suggest.