Quivira Los Cabos

Overview: Quivira Los Cabos presents the Quivira Golf Club layout in Mexico. Quivira Los Cabos moves between beachfront ground, wind-shaped dunes, desert terrain, cliffs and elevated ocean views. The routing is deliberately dramatic, with holes that can drop from high ground toward the coast and then turn back into the land, making wind and changing elevation as important as the scorecard distance. The design credit at Quivira Los Cabos goes to Jack Nicklaus. Quivira Los Cabos offers a sourced 7,085-yard Nicklaus layout with resort-guest access rather than an ordinary municipal tee-time model.

History: Quivira Golf Club opened in 2014 as a Jack Nicklaus Signature design and was created as an amenity for the Quivira community and Pueblo Bonito resort guests. Its arrival helped reinforce Los Cabos as a destination for visually bold modern golf, while the operator’s access policy keeps the course connected to the surrounding resort network.

Did You Know? The official course description says that every hole has ocean views and that the layout was recognized by Golf Digest among the World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses. The same page records 7,085 yards but does not publish a current par in the accessible course summary, so par is intentionally left blank here.