The
Raven Golf Club at Cabo San Lucas is the name of the
new and improved course that was formerly known as the
Cabo
San Lucas Country Club. This course was originally designed
by Pete Dye, although due to some hurricane damage, several
holes are being overhauled with the help of the Intrawest
Golf Group.
Along with the overhaul made necessary by 2001’s
hurricane Juliet, many other changes, big and small, are
being made to elevate the Raven Golf Club into Los Cabos’ elite
courses. Several holes have been reconstructed completely
and the course has been reopened with emphasis on excellence
in service.
The
course starts off with several holes built around man-made
lakes. The par-5, 610-yard 5th hole is the longest in Mexico.
The back nine offers some excellent ocean views as well
as the only golf-course views of Land’s End. There
are few forced carries, the sheer length of some holes
is your main adversary.
The
Raven Golf Club at Cabo San Lucas is the name of the
new and improved course that was formerly known as the
Cabo
San Lucas Country Club. This course was originally designed
by Pete Dye, although due to some hurricane damage, several
holes are being overhauled with the help of the Intrawest
Golf Group.
The
course starts off with several holes built around man-made
lakes. The par-5, 610-yard 5th hole is the longest in Mexico.
The back nine offers some excellent ocean views as well
as the only golf-course views of Land’s End. There
are few forced carries, the sheer length of some holes
is your main adversary.