Sight guide · Cabo San Lucas · Mexico
Visiting Golf in the Tourist Corridor
Los Cabos has a cluster of championship courses laid out between desert and sea, including Cabo del Sol, Cabo Real, Palmilla and Querencia in the corridor and Diamante and Quivira on the Pacific side.
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Quick answer
Golf in the Tourist Corridor is an experience in Tourist Corridor, Cabo San Lucas. Allow 4–5 hours; it is expensive. Tee times at the best-known courses fill up in winter; book through your hotel or the course well ahead.
Key facts
- Type
- Experience
- Area
- Tourist Corridor
- Time needed
- 4–5 hours
- Cost
- Expensive
- Book ahead
- Recommended
- Good for
- active, outdoors and views
- Best months
- January–March
About Golf in the Tourist Corridor
Los Cabos has a cluster of championship courses laid out between desert and sea, including Cabo del Sol, Cabo Real, Palmilla and Querencia in the corridor and Diamante and Quivira on the Pacific side. Many holes run along clifftops above the water, with cardón cactus and arroyos as hazards.
Tip: Book a tee time early in the morning; by midday the desert heat is intense outside the winter months, and twilight rates are often lower.
Plan your visit
- Time needed: 4–5 hours.
- Cost: Expensive.
- Book ahead: Tee times at the best-known courses fill up in winter; book through your hotel or the course well ahead.
- Where: Tourist Corridor, resort strip and golf courses between the two towns.
Best time to visit Golf in the Tourist Corridor
Golf in the Tourist Corridor is outdoors, so weather matters most. The driest, most comfortable months are:
- January: 26°C (79°F) highs, about 1 rainy days, busy crowds.
- March: 28°C (82°F) highs, about 0 rainy days, very busy crowds.
- February: 27°C (81°F) highs, about 1 rainy days, busy crowds.
For the view at golden hour: in mid-January the sun sets at about 17:55 local time (calculated for Cabo San Lucas).
When to visit Cabo San Lucas has the full month-by-month picture.
Fit it into your trip
Golf in the Tourist Corridor is not on our short itineraries, so plan it as an extra once you have seen El Arco at Land's End and Lover's Beach (Playa del Amor).
- No. 17 of the 17 sights in our Cabo San Lucas things-to-do list.
- Day 5 of the 5-day plan.
Near Golf in the Tourist Corridor
Also in Tourist Corridor, so you can walk between them:
- Playa Palmilla — 2–3 hours, free
- Chileno Bay — half a day, free
- Santa María Bay — half a day, free
If you like Golf in the Tourist Corridor
- Glass-bottom boat to Land's End — Marina, 45 minutes–1 hour
- Whale watching — Cabo San Lucas Bay, 2–3 hours
- Sportfishing charter — Marina, 4–8 hours
- Médano Beach — Médano Beach, Half a day
Staying near Golf in the Tourist Corridor
Stay in Tourist Corridor ($$$$) to walk here: resort strip and golf courses between the two towns. All areas to stay in Cabo San Lucas.
Questions travellers ask
+How long do you need at Golf in the Tourist Corridor?
Plan 4–5 hours. With Playa Palmilla nearby, it fits a half-day in Tourist Corridor.
+Is Golf in the Tourist Corridor free?
No, it is expensive. Booking ahead is advised.
+When is the best time to visit Golf in the Tourist Corridor?
January–March for the most comfortable weather. Book a tee time early in the morning; by midday the desert heat is intense outside the winter months, and twilight rates are often lower.
+Do I need to book Golf in the Tourist Corridor in advance?
Tee times at the best-known courses fill up in winter; book through your hotel or the course well ahead.