The course represented by this database record is Parque Valle del Sol Golf Course in Pozos, Santa Ana. The official course site identifies it as an 18-hole, par-72 layout measuring 7,011 yards and designed by American golf-course architect Tracy May. It occupies approximately 60 hectares within the Parque Valle del Sol community.
The design uses broad, undulating fairways, established trees, lakes and multiple tee positions; the club says each hole generally provides four or five teeing options. Unlike Costa Rica's private country-club courses, Valle del Sol accepts public play and also operates a golf academy. Practice and support facilities documented by the club include a putting green, pro shop and practice range.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,411m (7,011 yards). The course was designed by Tracy May. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Putting Green, Pro Shop, Golf Academy.
Tracy May's design uses wide undulating fairways, mature trees, substantial lakes and multiple tee positions to provide different playing lengths. The club states that each hole generally has four or five tee positions, allowing the same routing to accommodate different ability levels.
Valle del Sol was developed as the golf centerpiece of the Parque Valle del Sol residential community in Pozos, Santa Ana. Secondary historical sources report that the first portion opened in 1997 and the second nine followed in 2001, but the official website does not currently state those dates, so no opening year has been placed in the structured course field.
The course has been associated with Audubon environmental certification and is notable within the Central Valley for offering public access alongside its residential-community setting.
The course remains an 18-hole, par-72 facility within Parque Valle del Sol, with public tee times, a golf academy, practice facilities and a pro shop.
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