The championship

Corales

Home of the PGA TOUR's Corales Puntacana Championship.

Tom Fazio’s cliffside finish and home of the PGA Tour’s Corales Puntacana Championship. Coves, blowholes, and the Devil’s Elbow closing stretch along the Caribbean.

Par: 72
Yards: 7,670
Designer: Tom Fazio
Year opened: 2010
Holes: 18
Style: Oceanfront championship
Destination: Punta Cana

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Recognition

Corales on the record

No. 9, Golfweek's Best: Mexico, Caribbean, Atlantic Islands and Central America
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Host of the Corales Puntacana Championship (PGA TOUR since 2018; co-sanctioned with the DP World Tour since 2026)
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The photography

Corales, as you’ll see it

Aerial view of Corales Golf Course showing fairways, sand bunkers and lakes lined with palm trees, with the Caribbean Sea on the horizon. — Fazio's inland holes wind through coral lakes and palm before the course turns for the sea.

Cliffside holes at Corales Golf Course at sunset, with fairways and bunkers running along a rocky coastline and waves breaking below. — The closing stretch runs along the cliff edge. The Caribbean is the hazard, and it does not give balls back.

The 18th at Corales curving around a rocky cove at sunset, with the clubhouse above the cliff and a golden sky — The eighteenth wraps the cove in front of the clubhouse. At the end of the day the light does this.

Aerial view over Corales Golf Course with wide fairways, bunkers, palm-lined lakes and the Caribbean Sea beyond, under towering clouds. — Corales hosts the PGA TOUR's Corales Puntacana Championship, and from the tee it looks exactly like the television version.

A waste sand lined Corales par 3 with palms casting shadows and bright ocean glare behind the green — Waste sand runs tee to green on the second, and the morning glare off the Caribbean sits right behind the flag.

Aerial of Corales' par-3 eleventh: a green ringed by bunkers and palms on a lake, with the ocean across the treeline behind. — The eleventh plays over water off the tee, and the Caribbean waits on the horizon behind it.

On the calendar

Trips that play Corales

Corales is in the curated lineup for these trips. On a Signature Hosted Experience your rounds are arranged for you; on a Curated Stay & Play escape you pick your course for each day after you book. Either way your concierge secures every tee time.