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Punta Mita Golf Club

For guests staying in a luxury vacation rental with Tin Star & Co., a visit to the Punta Mita Golf Club is more than just a round of golf; it’s a foray into a world of luxury, scenic beauty, and unforgettable sporting excellence.

Enhance your luxury vacation rental experience with Tin Star & Co. by visiting the exclusive Punta Mita Golf Club, where 36 holes of Jack Nicklaus Signature golf await. Nestled on a 380-acre peninsula bordered by the Pacific Ocean and the picturesque Banderas Bay, this golf club offers an unmatched setting that blends world-class sport with breathtaking natural beauty.

The Punta Mita Golf Club represents an elite retreat, accessible exclusively to Club Punta Mita Members, their guests, and guests of the nearby Four Seasons and St. Regis resorts. As a visitor, you’ll have the privilege of enjoying the well-appointed clubhouse, a hub for socializing, dining, and a range of amenities designed to enhance your golfing experience. It’s the perfect place to connect with friends and indulge in the luxury that defines your stay.

While enjoying your oceanview penthouse rental with Tin Star & Co., immerse yourself in the panoramic vistas that Punta Mita Golf Club offers. With two par 72 Championship courses, Pacifico and Bahia, the club caters to golfers of all skill levels, from seasoned pros to beginners. The breathtaking scenery calls for a camera at hand, as each swing brings with it a view more stunning than the last.

In addition to the exceptional golfing experience, the Punta Mita Golf Club enriches your luxury vacation rental stay with golf lessons and clinics, providing an opportunity to refine your skills in a majestic setting.

Adding to the allure of your time at the club is the Tale of the Whale Restaurant. Named after the club’s signature island green, this casual yet elegant dining spot is situated on the upper level of the golf clubhouse. Guests from Tin Star & Co.’s luxury vacation rentals can enjoy spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and the two Jack Nicklaus Golf Courses. The restaurant’s international menu, along with its sumptuous breakfast options for early golfers and a selection of exquisite dishes for lunch, ensures a delightful culinary experience.

For guests staying in a luxury vacation rental with Tin Star & Co., a visit to the Punta Mita Golf Club is more than just a round of golf; it’s a foray into a world of luxury, scenic beauty, and unforgettable sporting excellence.

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