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Campo de Golf Four Seasons corresponds to the Ocean Course at Peninsula Papagayo in Guanacaste. Four Seasons identifies it as an Arnold Palmer-designed 18-hole, par-72 course measuring 6,788 yards, with an opening date of January 2004. The routing occupies elevated ground on Peninsula Papagayo and incorporates substantial elevation changes; Four Seasons specifically documents notable viewpoints and elevation features on several holes.
The course is part of the wider Peninsula Papagayo development rather than a standalone public golf facility. Peninsula Papagayo states that the Ocean Course and golf clubhouse are owned within the master-development structure and operated by Four Seasons. Practice facilities include a driving range, bunker-practice area, putting green and chipping green.
The course is an 18-hole resort golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,207m (6,788 yards). Designed by Arnold Palmer, the course originally opened in 2004. It is open to resort guests. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Practice Bunker, Putting Green, Chipping Green, Pro Shop, Golf Lessons, Club Hire, Shoe Hire.
The Ocean Course was created as the principal golf component of the Peninsula Papagayo resort development on Costa Rica's northern Pacific coast. Arnold Palmer was selected to design the course, which Four Seasons records as opening in January 2004.
Palmer's routing follows the peninsula's natural contours and uses its substantial changes in elevation. Four Seasons describes a course beginning on elevated ground and repeatedly interacting visually with Bahía de Culebra and the Pacific coastline.
The golf course became part of the recreational infrastructure shared across the Peninsula Papagayo development. Ecodesarrollo Papagayo S.R.L., the peninsula's master developer, owns the club facilities, while Four Seasons operates the Ocean Course and golf clubhouse under agreement with the developer.
Historical Four Seasons material records the course as having appeared in Golf Digest's list of Top 100 Courses Outside the United States.
The Ocean Course remains an 18-hole, par-72 Arnold Palmer course operated by Four Seasons, with a full practice complex, pro shop, rentals and instruction.
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