Valle del Sol Golf Course

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The prestigious Valle del Sol Golf Course pleases the players who daily enjoy an elegant game in tune with nature, scenic beauty and the exceptional Santa Ana weather.

The undulating fairways run amidst beautiful lagoons and tall trees; while the greens are smooth and fast providing a great challenge to players.

Built inside of the exclusive Parque Valle del Sol residential area, the golf course was designed by the well- known North American architect Tracy May, offering its users the most modern technical conditions and specifications for the enjoyment of a unique experience and a great quality game.

TEES	LENGTH	PAR	RATING/SLOPE
Black	7011	72	73,2 / 145
Gold	6147	72	69,6 / 126
White	5461	72	66,1 / 103
Red	4812	72	66,6 / 107
Designer		Tracy May
Holes		18

335 YDS, PAR 4, Handicap 7. Is a dogleg left with out of bounds to the right and water hazard on the left. This hole calls for a good drive.

424 YDS, PAR 4, Handicap 1. Our longest par four into wind. With driver avoid right side pine trees that make recovery difficult. Use an extra club to get home.

565 YDS, PAR 5, Handicap 9. Unless you can drive it 280 or 300 yds. this is a 3 shot par 5. On your lay up shot stay left of fairway bunker for better angle of green.

389 YDS, PAR 4, Handicap 5. The left side of the hole is protected by a water hazard, the two-tier green will challenge you to make par.

161 YDS, PAR 3, Handicap 13. Not a hard hole to play if you are lucky and do not hook the ball into the hazard. Using an extra club help you. Watch out for this undulating green.

373 YDS, PAR 4, Handicap 11. Dogleg to the right; aim your drive over the fairway bunker. The green slopes from left to right with a water hazard guarding right side.

175 YDS, PAR 3, Handicap 17. Just one thing, don’t be short, use an extra club to carry the water.

540 YDS, Par 5, Handicap 15. Easy par 5 if you don’t get greedy, stay away from left side (out bounds and water).

409 YDS, Par 4, Handicap 3. With out of bounds and water guarding the green, it is easy to find trouble. Hit easy, 200 yd drive is all you need from the tee. On the second shot just be calm, the lake is smaller than it appears.

489 YDS, Par 5, Handicap 18. Easy par 5, keep the ball on the left to avoid the water. A good drive will let you go for the green. A creek crosses the fairway 130 yds from the green. Watch out for the big Guanacaste tree that protects this large undulating green.

377 YDS, Par 4, Handicap 10. Straight par four, a lake in from right of the trees will scare you, keep the ball on the left side of the fairway. Lake left of the green, start right ball will trickle.

452 YDS, Par 4, Handicap 4. Great hole, a sand trap on the left and a hazard on the right limit the landing area. Blind shot into a very undulating green.

351 YDS, Par 4, Handicap 6. Difficult tee shot. Stay away from left side-out of bounds and water. Be careful with the second shot to a severely sloped 2 tired green.

373 YDS, Par 4, Handicap 12. Good driving hole, be careful, out of bounds left. On your second shot, try to keep the ball short of hole because green slopes to the back.

223 YDS, Par 3, Handicap 8. Very difficult par three, especially against the wind. It is easier to play short and let the ball roll on to the green. Three is good score.

346 YDS, Par 4, Handicap 14. Another good driving hole, avoid grass bunkers in left rough. Wedge shot to green. A must par.

147 YDS, Par 3, Handicap 16. Probably the most difficult hole to par on the course, a little down hill par three with a tricky green. Always use one club less, you do not want to be long (!!!Hazard!!!).

630 YDS, Par 5, Handicap 2. The longest hole of the course, dogleg right with water side of fairway. On your drive don’t go to far left, there is an out of bounds. On your second shot keeping the ball on the left side of the fairway will help you to play around the big “Higuerón” tree that guards the two level green.

Central Valley

This area is the geographical and cultural heart of Costa Rica. Here lies the capital, San Jose and other major cities. In what is known as the Central Plateau or Central Valley there is a large tectonic depression over 1,000 meters above sea level with a cool climate all year round. This is an ideal place to start your visit to Costa Rica for here is located the Juan Santamaria International Airport. Most domestic flights across the country out of the Tobias Bolanos Airport, a terminal located 20 minutes from the Juan Santamaria International Airport.

The tourist can stay in the area near the capital for one to two days; this city has a variety of attractions that visitors can enjoy in a single day, including playing golf at renowned courses.

Ubicación del Campo: 1.7 Km oeste del Banco HSBC, Pozos de Santa Ana, San José

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