More than 20 years ago, this golf course was the first to be built in the Bavaro/Punta Cana region. In 2010, the architect P.B. Dye redesigned the course without fundamentally changing its original character. Gently curving fairways in the midst of lush mangrove forests still give the championship golf course its character. The indigenous flora and fauna add to the beauty of the course, while 25 inland lakes and a total of 122 strategically positioned bunkers add to the level of difficulty. Anyone familiar with Dye will recognize its trademark in the railroad sleepers on some of the fairways.