Quivira Golf Club
Jack Nicklaus's most spectacular clifftop course — a Pacific-hugging Cabo showpiece of 300-foot ocean drops, playable when you stay at the Pueblo Bonito resorts.
Quivira Golf Club in photos
Can I play Quivira Golf Club?
Access is limited to guests and owners of the Pueblo Bonito and Quivira Los Cabos resorts — Quivira is not open to the general public. To play this Jack Nicklaus cliffside course you need to be staying at one of the Pueblo Bonito properties in Los Cabos, which then unlocks tee times and preferential arrangements. In short: book a resort stay to play.
How to book: Once you have a Pueblo Bonito reservation, arrange your round through the resort's golf concierge or the 'Request Tee Time' service online. Peak-season times (October–May) fill quickly, so book early. Green fees are all-inclusive of cart, range and food and drink at the on-course comfort stations.
About Quivira Golf Club
Quivira Golf Club, opened in 2014, is Jack Nicklaus's most dramatic seaside design, laid along more than three miles of Pacific coastline at Land's End on the tip of the Baja Peninsula. The routing starts near the beach and climbs to towering cliffs, delivering ocean views from every hole and clifftop tee shots that plunge hundreds of feet — the par-3 6th, some 300 feet above the surf, is among the most photographed holes anywhere. It was built as an exclusive amenity for the Pueblo Bonito and Quivira Los Cabos resorts, so play is reserved for their guests and owners. All-inclusive green fees fold in the cart and the food and drink at four comfort stations, making a round here a lavish, resort-guest privilege.
Signature hole
The par-3 6th, perched nearly 300 feet above the Pacific, is one of the most photographed holes in the world; the cliff-edge par-4 5th, played across the rocks with waves crashing below, runs it close.
What makes it special
Cliffs above the Pacific
More oceanfront exposure than any other course in Los Cabos, with 200-plus-foot clifftop tees.
A world-famous par 3
The 6th, nearly 300 feet above the sea, is one of golf's most photographed holes.
All-inclusive golf
Green fees cover the cart, range and unlimited food and drink at four on-course comfort stations.
Need to know
Best time to play
October to May is peak season with warm, dry weather; summer is hotter and cheaper. Grey-whale watching season (December–April) overlaps beautifully with clifftop golf.
Dress code
Collared shirt, no denim, soft-spike golf shoes.
Good to know
Carts are mandatory given the dramatic elevation changes; the routing climbs from the beach to cliffs 200-plus feet above the ocean. Complimentary comfort stations dot the course, and a round takes about 4.5–5 hours.
Upcoming golf tournaments
Prefer to watch the world’s best? Book tickets to an upcoming tournament, then add a hotel and flights.
Getting there
Nearest airports
Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) ~50–60 minutes.
On arrival
The course sits on the Pacific coast just north of Cabo San Lucas at Land's End, roughly 45–60 minutes from the airport. Pueblo Bonito resort shuttles ferry guests to the clubhouse.
Stay near the course
Playing here means staying at a Pueblo Bonito property — Sunset Beach or Pacifica on the Quivira headland, or the beachfront Los Cabos and Rosé resorts nearer town.
★★★★ 4-starTap for live prices Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Resort And Spa All Inclusive Adults Only
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★★★★ 4-starTap for live prices Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Golf & Spa Resort -All Inclusive-Adult Only
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A taste of the luxury stays near Quivira Golf Club — tap any hotel to see live availability and prices for your dates, or search them all.
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Hotels near the course
Live-priced stays a short drive from the 1st tee.
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Explore Cabo San LucasFrequently asked questions
Can anyone play Quivira Golf Club?
No — play is reserved for guests and owners of the Pueblo Bonito and Quivira Los Cabos resorts. You need to be staying at one of those properties to book a tee time.
How much does it cost to play Quivira?
Green fees run from about US$306 (twilight, low season) to US$465 (prime time, October–May), all-inclusive of cart, range and food and drink at the comfort stations.
How do I get to play if I'm not a resort guest?
The straightforward route is to book a stay at a Pueblo Bonito resort in Los Cabos, which grants access to Quivira's tee sheet; the course does not sell public tee times.
When is the best time to play Quivira?
October to May offers the warmest, driest weather (and peak rates); summer is hotter and less expensive, and whale-watching season overlaps the clifftop views.
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Green fees, access rules and tee-time policies change frequently and vary by season. The figures here are indicative for trip planning — always confirm on the official site before booking.
Guide updated 2026-07-27.