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Anyone played Cancun Golf Club at Pok-ta-Pok?

I have scheduled a trip trip in 2010 with my wife & it comes with free golf (pay for cart) at this club.


In my clicgear.gif 2.0 Push Cart and callaway.gifgolf bag are - 

 

 Z-Star driver 10.5  Mashie 3 and 7 metals  Mashie 4 hyrbird  Z-Star 4-PW Irons  cleveland.gifCG Black 48, 52, 56 degree wedges  GoLo putter  upro mx+ gps


played there several year ago (read: things may have changed). From what i recall, it was the best course in cancun which isn't saying much; it would be the worse course in hawaii. Worth playing if it free, but probably not the $140 price tag.
Bag: Three Five Yellow
Driver: 905R 9.5 Degree, Fujikawa Shaft Shift
3-Wood: Sumo2 15 degree
Hybrids 19 and 21 degree
Irons tour x-20 (5-PW)Wedges vokey 52.08,56.14, 60.04Putter circa 62 #1: Pro V1Where I usually play: Rush Creek

  • 2 years later...

Jetsknicks bumping the 'Maui golf' thread reminded me that I have a vacation to Cancun with the family coming up in December.  I have never been there and know very little about the area so I did a search on here, and this thread was the best I could find.

Hopefully in the last 3 years things have picked up over there.  Does anybody have any good recommendations for golfing in Cancun?

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Playa Mujeres is a Greg Norman course and a pretty nice course. It was about 105 degrees the day i played there so my friend and I were about the only two idiots on the course.

Originally Posted by Refugee

Playa Mujeres is a Greg Norman course and a pretty nice course. It was about 105 degrees the day i played there so my friend and I were about the only two idiots on the course.

Thanks!  I'll check it out.

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