46th Casa de Campo Open

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 15 September 2027

End Date: Sunday, 19 September 2027

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: Online

The 46th Casa de Campo Open is a 54-hole individual stroke play competition using the Stableford scoring system, played across three of Casa de Campo's championship courses: Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore, and The Links. Men and women compete in separate flights divided by index and age, with age divisions for Senior (50-59), Super Senior (60-69), Master Senior (70-79) and Elite Senior (80+). Countries with at least two players are eligible to compete in the Country's Cup. The event runs September 15-19, 2027: registration and a practice round on September 15, three tournament rounds on September 16-18, and an awards dinner at the Marina Riverside Center on the evening of September 18. Entry is via an all-inclusive 4-night/5-day package that includes accommodations, a 4-passenger golf cart, the tournament entry fee, welcome and awards dinners, full board dining at resort restaurants and bars, unlimited range balls, and round-trip airport transfers from PUJ, SDQ or LRM. Package rates start at $2,939 per golfer (single occupancy) and $2,429 per golfer (double occupancy), plus 28% tax and service charge. Online registration is available through the Casa de Campo Tee Times portal.

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Venue

Dye Fore

La Romana, Dominican Republic

The Dye Fore course at Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic features 27 holes designed by Pete Dye. The layout spans 7,740 yards and is divided into three distinct nine-hole courses. The Lagos nine includes five holes with lakes in play, while the other two nines traverse the resort's dramatic terrain. Set against a backdrop of mountains, the Chavón River, and the Marina, the course is characterized by its cliff-side setting. Seven of the holes drop 300 feet to the Chavón River below, offering expansive 360-degree views of the landscape and Altos de Chavón. The design incorporates historic influences and subtle nods to the past Dominican landscape. The course is described as challenging yet suitable for players of all levels. Holes 12 and 15 are highlighted as particularly notable, featuring significant length and cliffside beauty that make them among the most challenging par 3s on the property. The combination of water hazards, elevation changes, and strategic design creates a distinct character for each of the three nines.