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Golf · Casa de Campo®

Casa de Campo® Golf

Three Pete Dye signature courses on one resort
Golf · Casa de Campo®

Three Pete Dye signature courses on one resort.

Casa de Campo® holds one of the most respected concentrations of Pete Dye architecture in the world. The flagship sits at #1 in the Caribbean and inside the global top 50. Dye Fore drops 300 feet to the Chavón River. The Links is a serious interior test in traditional style.

The Courses

Three Pete Dye signatures, one resort.

Casa de Campo® Resort, La Romana — luxury villa community in the Dominican Republic
Flagship · 1969

Teeth of the Dog

Seven oceanfront holes carved into coral rock. Recently restored. Ranked #1 in the Caribbean and inside the global top 50.

Casa de Campo® Resort, La Romana — luxury villa community in the Dominican Republic
27 Holes · Cliffside

Dye Fore

Three nines (Chavón, Marina, Lagos) on cliffs 300 feet above the Chavón River. The most dramatic course on the resort.

Casa de Campo® Resort, La Romana — luxury villa community in the Dominican Republic
Interior

The Links

Traditional links character — undulating fairways, classic bunkering, a serious test that is forgiving for higher handicaps.

Inside the Courses

The Stories Behind the Tees.

How each course was built, what makes it distinct, and what visiting golfers should know.

Teeth of the Dog

#1 in the Caribbean

In 1969 Pete Dye, his wife and partner Alice, and more than 300 Dominican laborers spent two years carving this masterpiece from oceanfront coral rock by hand — machetes, pickaxes and oxcarts. It opened in 1971, originally named Cajuiles for the cashew trees, then renamed for the coral the locals called diente del perro (teeth of the dog). Seven holes run directly along the Caribbean. Recently restored by Jerry Pate Design (completed 2024) — back to top-50-world form.
Dye Fore

27 Holes, 300-Foot Cliffs

Pete Dye’s newest creation at Casa de Campo® — 27 cliffside holes split across three nines. The Chavón nine drops 300 feet to the river below. Opened in 2003, it was the first course here planted with saltwater-tolerant grass strains.
The Links + Tournaments

Traditional Style & Big Events

Opened in 1976, The Links is Pete Dye’s interior Scottish-style course — undulating fairways and classic bunkering, more forgiving than Teeth or Dye Fore. The resort hosts professional and amateur tournaments year-round; a new Pete Dye-style course (La Catalina) is in planning for the western edge.
Buying Near the Courses

Find a villa with the right golf access.

Membership, tee times, walking distance to the first tee — golf access varies by neighborhood and tier. We map both to your search.