Cabo Real

About Cabo Real

Cabo Real was the corridor’s first master plan of any scale, and its Robert Trent Jones Jr. course — down to the sea and back up again — is now moving from resort play to a private club, alongside the new Cabo Real Surf Club and its wave park. The residential side is a patchwork rather than one enclave: Las Ventanas al Paraíso and Casa del Mar at the top, older villas along the fairways below, and El Dorado carved out of the far side of it in 1999.

Cabo Real Golf Club

A corridor benchmark and host of the 1996 PGA Senior Slam, where Nicklaus edged Raymond Floyd. The front nine climbs into the desert hills for wide coastal views; the back nine drops to the beach. The course is now moving from resort play to a private club alongside the new Cabo Real Surf Club.

Designed by: Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Opened: 1994
Course: 18 holes · Par 71 · 6,848 yards
Difficulty: Moderate
Play: Going private — owners, Surf Club members and select resort guests
Green fee: US$320–420 while resort play lasts
Golf access: Public

Homes for sale in Cabo Real

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Amenities

Robert Trent Jones Jr. course with oceanfront holes
3+ miles of beachfront across 2,800 acres
Las Ventanas al Paraíso, a Rosewood resort
Cabo Real Surf Club wave basin, opening 2026

Gym: To confirm
Spa: At the resorts
Tennis courts: To confirm
Pickleball courts: To confirm
Swimmable beach: Yes
Beach club: Yes, by section
Pools: To confirm
Restaurants: To confirm
Kids club: To confirm

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Ownership Details

Initiation / membership fee: From about US$75,000–125,000 (Surf Club, estimated)
Annual club dues: About US$12,000–18,000 a year
Membership on resale: To confirm
HOA / master association fees: To confirm
Rentals: Yes, dependent upon property
Minimum rental stay: May vary per property