User Reviews
for Las Aromas Golf Club, Dominican Republic
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Really nice
Reviewed January 5, 2022
I have played recently on this court. Really nice round. Great caddy service. Beautiful views. Original Dominican rice and chicken after the game!
Dont play here.
Reviewed December 7, 2014
This course is in terrible shape. Multiple greens under repair. Only a half dozen greens were puttable. There was no distinction between fairways and rough. Piles of grass clippings everywhere. Warm drinks for a high price. Caddy was good though, knowledgeable. If this course wasnt in a resort atmosphere it would charge $10. Seriously, dont play here.
Experience of a Lifetime
Reviewed November 22, 2011
Get ready for an experience of a lifetime. This course employs ARMED guards to protect you on a few holes. Some of the greens are in poor shape. The scorecards are a paper copy with poor quality and have over priced fees. I would not recommend this course to my friends. “Nov. 14,2011”
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Improving lately
Reviewed July 10, 2019
I play every year since 2015 and every time is better, both the field and the attention and services.
All those tourists who wish to have a challenge on holiday should go to Las Aromas and play the long course. You will want revenge.
It's worth it, travel from Puerto Plata, Cofresi, Sosua, ...
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We had a great time
Reviewed May 25, 2015
I played throughout the month of May several times (at least 10), was a bit worried about some of the criticisms that had been written. However I have to say that I really felt very well at all visits. The first class, well-made cards, the cafeteria and the shop served much better than in many areas of Spain.
With respect to the field, we found it very good, always work proper maintenance of a golf course appreciated, the greens well (in some cases somewhat slow) and outputs and pits the changed regularly.
The course is short, but requires good shots to the green. Hole 1,10 and three pairs very nice We felt safe at all times. I go back every time I visit the Dominican Republic.
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Las Aromas Golf Santiago Cathedral. Republic
Reviewed February 1, 2015
January 2015 The two previous reviews are outdated and otherwise they are evidence of ignorance, as it can be in the Caribbean and in South America and "normal" is also on a golf course, See, inter alia, "Playing under police protection"? This is quite normal because a residential area adjoins there on these 2 tracks on the golf course. It is good that there are 2 guards and patrol, for all involved and welcome news for connoisseurs of South American and Caribbean realities.
The place is very nice, At the very beginning, the first track is spectacular. It goes down the mountain men first need at least a "200 Transport blow" to even to` the fairway to come. Furthermore prima long and genuine Doglegbahnen, elevated greens, lots Rough first to negotiate before ever the fairway is achieved. So for golfers and also a scenic adventure at its best. You can see far into the Central Range, into the city and so enjoys schönet panoramas to do so.
Cute are small herds of goats on track 17 and 18, an idyll in vain.
Greens could be better, but all in good condition, one must also consider the "People's Award" from 40.- EUR, incl. Cart! Caddy costs 10.- Euro extra you can also threesome with a caddy play, which is very pleasant and not "sozialapolitische Geldschneiderei", as is often the places in the country where if one is three, already 2 caddies take and pay must!
Wonderful panoramic views from the clubhouse, with reasonable prices, friendly atmosphere, good selection of food and contact with domestic players from the club..
So dear golfers colleagues. On to Santiago for golfing in "Las Aromas"!
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