El Dorado Golf and Beach Club

Overview: El Dorado Golf and Beach Club presents the El Dorado layout in Mexico. El Dorado Golf and Beach Club links six oceanfront holes with desert foothills and two shaded canyons. The visual progression is a classic Los Cabos contrast: coastline and surf on one side, rock, cactus and mountain terrain on the other, with lakes and elevated tees adding a more structured layer to the natural setting. The design credit at El Dorado Golf and Beach Club goes to Jack Nicklaus. El Dorado Golf and Beach Club presents a private 18-hole course whose published profile emphasizes coastline, canyons, lakes and elevated desert views; current par and yardage are left blank because the accessible official sources do not provide one stable complete figure.

History: Nicklaus Design records El Dorado as open in 1999 and identifies it as a private Jack Nicklaus Signature course. The club’s history belongs to the period when Los Cabos golf moved from a small collection of resort tracks to a concentration of internationally recognized private and resort communities along the corridor.

Did You Know? The 17th is a short par 3 where the green sits close to the sea, while the 13th offers a high overlook of the property and coastline. Those two holes explain why El Dorado is described through both its ocean edge and its canyon interior rather than by a single landscape label.