PGA Ocean's 4

Overview: PGA Ocean's 4 is an 18-hole, par-72 course at Playa Nueva Romana on the southern Dominican coast. The PGA Tour course record gives 7,334 yards, and the operator describes four distinct playing environments across the routing: oceanside, parkland, desert and links. Four holes run beside the Caribbean Sea, while the rest of the course uses lakes and the existing coastal terrain. The directory entry refers to the championship course, which is separate from the property's additional nine-hole par-27 course.

History: PGA Ocean's 4 opened in 2017, with the operator describing it as the first PGA of America-branded golf course in the Dominican Republic. The course was built by adapting the existing terrain at the edge of the Caribbean and forms part of the Playa Nueva Romana development. Current official material confirms the 18-hole championship course and the separate short course, so the directory's 18-hole record is kept attached to the championship routing rather than blended with the nine-hole facility.

Did You Know? The name Ocean's 4 refers to the course's four different golf settings, not four separate courses. The operator describes oceanside, parkland, desert and Scottish-links-style sections inside one 18-hole round, with four holes beside the sea. The property also adds a nine-hole par-27 course, giving the wider facility 27 holes while preserving a clear championship identity for this directory row.