Golf Lessons Cancun Near Me

4worldlovers: Are you already a golf enthusiast? Put your swing to the test, because Iberostar offers you the best courses so you can enjoy an idyllic vacation on the beach with your golf club on your doorstep. If, on the other hand, you’re looking to try your hand at this sport for the first time, don’t hesitate to book a private beginner’s lesson at our best clubs with a PGA professional. No matter your level, Iberostar makes it easy for you to play this sport in the best destinations around the world. You’ll have access to all the services you need to enjoy a round of golf.

We have Iberostar golf courses in Spain, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and Brazil. In fact, some of them have been designed by renowned golf players such as Severiano Ballesteros, Isao Aoki or P. B. Dye. What’s more, if you’re looking to play golf in Jamaica or other destinations in the Mediterranean or Portugal, just get in touch with our advisers who will book your green fee for you. This way, all you’ll need to do is enjoy your favorite sport on your Iberostar vacation.

Connect your body with your mind by practicing your swing in unique settings.

Real Novo Sancti Petri Golf Club is one of the best-known clubs in Spain, with two 18-hole courses, 150 training stations and various chipping areas with bunkers. We offer a free shuttle service from Iberostar Selection Andalucía Playa and Iberostar Royal Andalus. It has a tournament department for card management, card changes and handicap requests from the Spanish Federation. Whether you’re an expert or new to the sport, this is the place for you.

One of the best creations from the famous P. B. Dye. A par 72, 18-hole competition course with fine-sand bunkers and deep pits, ingeniously mounded greens, and narrow fairways. With several starting points, players of all levels can enjoy the course. The Iberostar Playa Paraíso Golf Club has also hosted prestigious events such as the World Amateur Team Championships 2016 and Big Break Mexico among others, being a preferred course for the most demanding golfers.

Iberostar Cancún Golf Club boasts a fantastic location in the heart of the hotel district. Veteran Japanese golfer Isao Aoki designed this world-renowned, par 72, 18-hole competition golf course that spans over 150 acres of subtropical landscape that is so characteristic of Cancún. Perfectly raked sandbanks, dense greens and salt resistant Sealsle 1 Paspalum turf grass complete the picture-perfect scene.

This golf course, designed by P.B. Dye, is open for you to enjoy all year round. The Iberostar Bávaro Golf Club is an 18-hole, crossed, par 72 golf course surrounded by lush vegetation and with panoramic views. 105 white quartz sand bunkers give players an unforgettable experience, in contrast with the perfectly kempt, green Supreme Paspalum courses. Golf lessons, a driving range, a green and a putting green await you in Punta Cana.

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Nick Price was born in South Africa to English parents who moved the family to Rhodesia when Price was very young. Price would become a citizen, even serving in the Rhodesian Army during that country’s civil war (from which it emerged as Zimbabwe).

An older brother introduced Price to golf, and Price ran with the new game. As a junior, he dominated in his native country. At age 17, Price traveled to San Diego, Calif., where he won the Junior World Championship.

Price turned pro at the age of 20 in 1977. He played the European Tour in those early years, claiming his first victory at the 1980 Swiss Open. He won four more times on the Euro Tour in 1982, then joined the U.S. PGA Tour in 1983.

He experienced immediate success, holding off Jack Nicklaus to win the 1983 World Series of Golf. It was 8 years before Price won again on the PGA Tour, but when he did, he emerged as one of the best players in the world.

Price won the British Open in 1992. In 1993, he won 4 times in the U.S., led the PGA Tour in money and won the Vardon Trophy for low scoring average. In 1994, Price won his second British Open, plus the PGA Championship.

Price was a short hitter off the tee, but his fabulous iron play and clutch short game kept him at or near the top of the golf world for several more years. In 1997, he won his second Vardon Trophy on the PGA Tour.

Price represented the International team at the Presidents Cupin each staging of that event from 1994 to 2003. He joined the Champions Tour in 2007 and won his first senior circuit tournament in 2009.