Architect
Joe Finger
Established
1989
Par / Length
71 / 6701y
Access
Public / Visitors Welcome
Green Fee
N/A
Overview: Marina Vallarta Golf Club presents the Marina Vallarta layout in Mexico. Marina Vallarta Golf Club winds through palm-lined fairways, lagoons and the developed edge of Puerto Vallarta’s marina district. The setting is more urban and coastal than the mountain courses north of the city, and water, wind and narrow landing areas make accurate placement important even where the scorecard looks manageable. The design credit at Marina Vallarta Golf Club goes to Joe Finger. The Marina Vallarta Golf Club profile lists a sourced par-71, 6,701-yard public-welcome course close to the Puerto Vallarta visitor corridor.
History: Visit Puerto Vallarta identifies the course as designed in 1989 by American architect Joe Finger and describes it as an 18-hole, par-71 layout. The club’s earlier course record also lists 6,701 yards and Joe Finger, giving a consistent historical and specification baseline for this directory entry.
Did You Know? The first hole is the longest on the scorecard and is described by the club as one of Puerto Vallarta’s narrowest landing areas, with a small green. That opening test sets the tone for a course where placement matters from the first tee.
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