Pete DyeThere are fewer than three years lo go before Dog Teeth celebrates its golden wedding, the result in 1971 of magnificent work by one of the world's most famous golf designers, North American Pete Dye, creator of the other two 18-hole courses at Casa del Campo.
April 25-Oct 31 US$ 250+16% tax per 18 holes....18-Hole Teeth of the Dog Course.Green FeeMon - FriSat, Sun, Holidays18 Holes$325 (298 €)$325 (298 €)
And some fifty years after the Casa de Campo resort opened, with high-end golf proliferating not just at the other islands but throughout the Dominican Republic itself, Teeth of the Dog, so named because the jagged coral rocks that buttress its seaside tees resemble canine canines, remains the standard upon which all ...
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Teeth of the Dog is certainly worth making plans to play, however, in the 21st century a visit to the DR has a far more robust golf connections than just this fine layout alone.
Caddies are mandatory on this golf course. A caddie fee of US$ 30 per caddie plus gratuity (US$ 15-20 per player) must be paid in cash directly at the golf course.
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Meticulously hand carved from the rugged rock and coral of the Dominican coastline, the hard-fought and challenging creation of Teeth of the Dog is an apt description for what playing a round can be like.
The permanent teeth include incisors, which are used to nip and bite; canines, which tear and shred flesh; and premolars and molars, which shear and crush. In short, a dog's teeth serve as weapons and as tools for cutting or tearing food. The canines are the upper and lower fangs for which the dog family was named.
The dog's owner is outside of the Pet Shop. He will mention the location where the dog is today. Go there and following a trail of footprints and poop until you find the dog.