Beautiful and challenging course. Green fees are a bit steep but you can't beat the beauty of it. Fees include a caddy. Check with your concierge or package provider within your hotel to see if there are deals available.

This was our second time in two years playing a round at El Tigre. The course is challenging, but very good. It's mostly in very good condition, with only a few bare spots (where you would expect them to be - in lay-up zones, mostly). The practice facility is good, with a driving range, specific chipping area (with sand) and... More

Wow ! we spend Xmas vacation in Nuevo Vallarta every year , its become kind of a family tradition, and i can't get enough of all there is to do , so much fun! Last Xmas was extra special, as walking distance from Paradise Village is , El Tigre Golf course and country club, (open to public) ,this particular golf... More

Pretty pricey if you dont have some kind of perk or incentive. I paid $180 US. Call me nuts or rich with no brains but I did it anyway so there!

This was a long ride for us, we were on the south shore, and simply not worth the trek. Course is located in a development of houses and condos jammed together. Has a couple of tricked up holes and a lot of water. Clubhouse offers a decent brunch, reasonably priced. Slow and tricky greens. But should have spent the day... More

Just got back from a month vacation - golfed a fair bit at El Tigre the course was actually in great shape! Try the weekly brunch which is only 110 pesos all you can eat and it is fantastic. Thanks to all the staff you are wonderful as usual. See you next year.

Loved the brunch! Expensive though, but they make wonderful omelets, waffles & have terrific mimosas!

What a great deal if you go or brunch Monday thru Saturday! Have never been Sundays, but all other days is well worth the trip! Omelettes to order, pancakes, French toast, fresh juice ect!

For the money go to vista Vallarta. That is a nice course. El Tigre is okay and expensive for what you get