El Tamarindo Golf Course

Overview: El Tamarindo Golf Course presents the El Tamarindo layout in Mexico. El Tamarindo Golf Course runs through tropical jungle along Mexico’s Pacific coast, with nine holes offering ocean views and the remaining holes using the natural forest and coastal terrain. The course feels more like a walk through an undeveloped Pacific landscape than a conventional resort park, with the sea appearing and disappearing as the routing moves. The design credit at El Tamarindo Golf Course goes to David Fleming. The published profile for El Tamarindo Golf Course records a par-72, 6,682-yard course combining Pacific views, jungle corridors and resort access.

History: Four Seasons identifies David Fleming as the architect of the 18-hole course and describes it as part of the Tamarindo resort’s golf and racquet-sports offering. The accessible official material does not state a dependable opening year, so the profile keeps the history anchored to the current course and its resort setting.

Did You Know? The operator lists both an 18-hole and a separate 9-hole experience at El Tamarindo. The directory entry is the full course, and the sourced championship specification is par 72 at 6,682 yards, not the shorter companion routing.