Diamante Cabo San Lucas (Dunes Course)

Overview: Diamante Cabo San Lucas ~ Dunes Course presents the Dunes Course layout in Mexico. Diamante Cabo San Lucas ~ Dunes Course works across Pacific-facing sand dunes, with fairways and greens cut into a large coastal landscape rather than tucked into a narrow resort garden. The wind, native vegetation and open views are central to the experience, and the holes repeatedly ask golfers to choose between a conservative line and a more ambitious route through the sand. The design credit at Diamante Cabo San Lucas ~ Dunes Course goes to Davis Love III. The published profile for Diamante Cabo San Lucas ~ Dunes Course records sourced black-tee yardage of 7,022 yards and a private-resort setting, with the current scorecard convention best checked at the club.

History: Diamante opened the Dunes Course in 2009, with Davis Love III credited as designer. The course became one of the early signature layouts of modern Cabo golf and helped establish Diamante as a destination built around golf as much as real estate and hospitality.

Did You Know? The Dunes Course is known for its changing par convention in the published guide, which lists par 71 for men and par 72 for women, so the database leaves par blank rather than flattening that distinction into a single unsupported number. The same guide highlights the 17th and the long, strategic 18th as memorable finishing holes.