The Nicklaus Design Course at Vidanta Riviera Maya
Executive

The Nicklaus Design Course at Vidanta Riviera Maya

18 holes • Par 54

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About The Nicklaus Design Course at Vidanta Riviera Maya

The Nicklaus Design Course at Vidanta Riviera Maya is an 18-hole, par-54 executive course at Vidanta Riviera Maya in Quintana Roo. Vidanta lists Jack Nicklaus as the designer and gives a total length of 2,923 yards. Every hole is a par three, but the back tee includes holes exceeding 200 yards, with the published Black scorecard ranging from 103 to 276 yards.

The design uses 28 bunkers, two lakes and natural stone features, with Tifdwarf grass on the greens and Bermuda 419 on the playing areas. Vidanta describes the design concept as drawing on the complexity of classic 1950s courses while working with the tropical site. Facilities include a practice range, short-game area, putting green, pro shop, shoe and club rental, bag storage, parking and the Green Break Restaurant & Bar.

The course is an 18-hole executive golf course. It plays to par 54, 2,923 yards. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, the course originally opened in 2003. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Practice range, Short game area, Putting green, Pro shop, Club rental, Shoe rental, Bag storage, Restaurant, and 4 more.

History & Design

2003
Opened
Jack Nicklaus
Architects
Executive
Course Style
18-hole Nicklaus-designed par-three course
Known For
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Origins

The course was developed as the golf offering at Vidanta Riviera Maya. Secondary golf databases date its construction to 2003, while Vidanta's current material directly credits Jack Nicklaus and the regional golf association uses the Nicklaus Design name.

Did You Know?
Despite being entirely par threes, the back-tee course stretches to 2,923 yards and includes a 276-yard hole.

Design Philosophy

Vidanta describes the design as blending natural and historical influences and paying homage to the complexity of classic 1950s golf architecture. Rather than functioning as a tiny pitch-and-putt, the 18-hole par-three routing stretches to 2,923 yards from the Black tees and uses 28 bunkers, two lakes, natural stone outcroppings and wind as strategic elements.

Development

The golf operation has grown around the course with a practice range, short-game area, putting green, equipment rental, pro shop and Green Break Restaurant & Bar.

Today

The Nicklaus Design Course remains Vidanta Riviera Maya's 18-hole golf course. Guests can arrange tee times through the pro shop or concierge, and outside golf marketing channels also list bookable tee times.

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Practice rangeShort game areaPutting greenPro shopClub rentalShoe rentalBag storageRestaurantBarParkingDining AvailableBistroCafé

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Scorecard

Hole-by-hole yardage, par and stroke index for the main course layout.

18 holesPar 54Rating 53Slope 102
Front 9123456789Out
Par33333333327
Yards1211741422231581451461161771402
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par3333333332754
Yards16012910327619517515613219515212923

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Architect & designers

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Jack William Nicklaus (born January 21, 1940, Columbus, Ohio) is widely regarded as the greatest professional golfer…