The Best Golf Resorts in the Four Seasons Collection
The Best Golf Resorts in the Four Seasons Collection
When it comes to world-class travel experiences, few names carry the prestige and consistency of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts. Known for its impeccable service, sophisticated design, and unique sense of place, Four Seasons takes luxury to another level—especially when it comes to golf. Across its global portfolio, the brand has curated some of the most breathtaking golf resorts in the world, pairing championship courses with fine dining, wellness, and five-star hospitality.
Whether you’re an avid golfer chasing legendary fairways or a leisure traveler seeking the perfect blend of relaxation and recreation, these top Four Seasons golf resorts are destinations where the game meets luxury.
1. Four Seasons Resort Hualālai, Hawaii – Golf by the Pacific
Location: Kona, Hawaii
Course: Hualālai Golf Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus
Perched on the Big Island’s Kona-Kohala Coast, Four Seasons Resort Hualālai is one of Hawaii’s crown jewels—and a paradise for golf lovers. Its Jack Nicklaus Signature Course is the only one of its kind on Hawaii Island, offering an experience that blends dramatic lava rock landscapes with oceanfront holes framed by swaying palms and bright blue Pacific waters.
The Hualālai Golf Course is exclusive to resort guests, ensuring pristine playing conditions and a sense of seclusion. The signature 17th hole—set against crashing waves and black lava—is among the most photographed in Hawaii.
After your round, relax at the Hualālai Golf Hale, a dedicated golf academy and practice facility offering custom club fittings, swing analysis, and instruction from PGA professionals. Pair your day with spa treatments inspired by volcanic minerals and ocean botanicals, and finish the evening with sunset dining at ‘Ulu Ocean Grill, one of Hawaii’s premier farm-to-table restaurants.
Why it stands out: Oceanfront fairways, exclusive access, and a seamless blend of Hawaiian culture and luxury.
2. Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita, Mexico – Riviera Golfing at Its Finest
Location: Punta Mita, Mexico
Courses: Pacifico & Bahia, designed by Jack Nicklaus
On Mexico’s Riviera Nayarit, Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita offers not one, but two Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses, each designed to highlight the region’s natural beauty. The Pacifico Course features the world-famous “Tail of the Whale,” a natural island green reachable only at low tide or by amphibious golf cart—a once-in-a-lifetime shot for any golfer.
The Bahia Course, meanwhile, offers rolling terrain, panoramic ocean views, and challenging greens that test even seasoned players. Together, they form one of the most celebrated golf complexes in Latin America.
Off the course, guests enjoy beachfront casitas, infinity pools overlooking the Bay of Banderas, and exceptional Mexican coastal cuisine. With its authentic sense of place and flawless hospitality, Punta Mita embodies the easygoing yet elevated spirit of Four Seasons.
Why it stands out: Two signature courses, an iconic island hole, and effortless Mexican luxury.
3. Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo – Eco-Luxury Meets Championship Golf
Location: Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Course: Arnold Palmer Signature Course
For golfers who seek adventure and sustainability in equal measure, Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo delivers both. Set within a private 1,400-acre eco-paradise, the resort’s Arnold Palmer-designed golf course unfolds through tropical dry forest and ocean cliffs, offering sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and Culebra Bay.
The 18-hole, par-72 course is as breathtaking as it is challenging. Native wildlife—howler monkeys, iguanas, and tropical birds—often accompany players, and each hole feels like a journey through Costa Rica’s natural beauty.
Beyond golf, the resort offers holistic wellness at its open-air spa, exhilarating excursions (like zip-lining and paddleboarding), and a deep commitment to sustainability—earning it top recognition in eco-luxury travel.
Why it stands out: Eco-conscious design, rainforest views, and one of Latin America’s most beautiful golf experiences.
4. Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North – Desert Golf Perfection
Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
Course: Troon North Golf Club
Set in the dramatic Sonoran Desert, Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North places guests right beside one of Arizona’s top-rated golf destinations: Troon North Golf Club. This 36-hole complex, home to the Monument and Pinnacle courses, is widely regarded as the standard for desert golf.
Designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish, Troon North features granite boulders, towering saguaros, and elevated tees that make every drive feel cinematic. The Four Seasons partnership means guests enjoy exclusive access, priority tee times, and seamless transfers to the course.
After golf, unwind in your adobe-style casita with views of Pinnacle Peak, indulge in a Sonoran-inspired massage, or enjoy dinner at Talavera, the resort’s signature Spanish steakhouse.
Why it stands out: Iconic desert landscape, access to Troon North’s premier courses, and authentic Southwestern luxury.
5. Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita – Indian Ocean Excellence
Location: Beau Champ, Mauritius
Course: Ernie Els Design Course
On the island of Mauritius, Four Seasons has created a paradise where the Indian Ocean meets emerald fairways. The Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita is built around a championship course designed by Ernie Els, offering wide fairways, ocean views, and six holes that play directly along the coastline.
The course challenges players with strategic bunkering and gentle sea breezes, while the back nine delivers some of the most scenic holes in the Southern Hemisphere. Guests also enjoy complimentary access to the nearby Île aux Cerfs Golf Club, a Bernhard Langer design accessible by private boat—giving you two world-class courses in one unforgettable stay.
After your round, retreat to your private pool villa or overwater spa suite, where serenity reigns supreme.
Why it stands out: Oceanfront golf, two championship courses, and tropical island elegance.
6. Four Seasons Resort Lanai, Hawaii – Golf on the Edge of the World
Location: Lanai, Hawaii
Course: Manele Golf Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus
Hawaii makes a second appearance on our list—and for good reason. Four Seasons Resort Lanai is home to the Manele Golf Course, an extraordinary coastal layout where every hole offers ocean views and three play directly over the cliffs. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, it’s a course that’s as awe-inspiring as it is technically demanding.
Perched 200 feet above the Pacific, the signature 12th hole is one of the most photographed in the world. Dolphins and whales are often spotted offshore as you tee off, creating a surreal connection between sport and nature.
The resort itself is pure serenity: lush gardens, Nobu Lanai dining, and private helicopter transfers from Maui.
Why it stands out: Cliffside ocean views, secluded island ambiance, and the ultimate Hawaiian escape.
7. Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas – Texas Golf Tradition
Location: Irving, Texas
Course: TPC Las Colinas
For golf travelers seeking the perfect combination of luxury and championship pedigree in the U.S., Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas is a must. Its TPC Las Colinas course has hosted the PGA TOUR’s AT&T Byron Nelson for over three decades, making it one of America’s most recognized golf venues.
The course offers challenging play amid rolling hills and mature trees, with water hazards adding strategy to every round. A second layout, Cottonwood Valley, is available exclusively to members and guests, providing added variety.
Beyond the fairways, the resort features a full-service sports club, a world-class spa, and authentic Texas hospitality with a cosmopolitan twist.
Why it stands out: Former PGA Tour host, multiple courses, and sophisticated Southern charm.
8. Four Seasons Resort Seychelles – Golf and Paradise Combined
Location: Mahé, Seychelles
Nearby Course: Seychelles Golf Club
Though the Four Seasons Resort Seychelles doesn’t have an on-site course, golfers find paradise nearby at the Seychelles Golf Club, located just 30 minutes away. Set between forested hills and azure lagoons, the 18-hole course is known for its lush tropical setting and challenging terrain.
After a morning round, return to your hillside villa at Four Seasons—each with its own infinity pool and views over Petite Anse Bay. The resort’s emphasis on wellness, local cuisine, and sustainability makes it a perfect choice for travelers seeking balance between play and paradise.
Why it stands out: Golf amid island beauty, unmatched privacy, and wellness-oriented luxury.
9. Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai, Thailand – A Hidden Golf Haven
Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
Nearby Courses: Alpine Golf Resort, Chiang Mai Highlands
For those who love combining culture with golf, Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai offers the ideal base. Nestled in rice paddies and misty mountains, it’s a short drive from two of Thailand’s most acclaimed courses: Alpine Golf Resort and Chiang Mai Highlands Golf & Spa Resort.
Both courses feature challenging layouts and lush tropical scenery, while the resort itself offers an authentic immersion into Northern Thai life—complete with spa rituals, cooking classes, and wellness experiences inspired by Lanna traditions.
Why it stands out: Authentic Thai setting, proximity to world-class golf, and tranquil countryside luxury.
10. Four Seasons Fairways – Algarve, Portugal (Partner Property)
Location: Quinta do Lago, Algarve, Portugal
Courses: Quinta do Lago North, South & Laranjal
Though technically a Four Seasons partner property, Four Seasons Fairways in Portugal’s Algarve deserves mention. The resort lies within the prestigious Quinta do Lago golf community, home to three championship courses designed by some of the game’s biggest names.
The South Course has hosted multiple Portuguese Opens, while the Laranjal Course offers a vibrant challenge amid orange groves and lakes. With year-round sunshine, gourmet Mediterranean dining, and proximity to the beaches of Ria Formosa, this is a European golf retreat that truly delivers.
Why it stands out: Championship golf community, year-round play, and sun-soaked European style.
How to Choose the Right Four Seasons Golf Resort for You
Each of these properties reflects the Four Seasons philosophy: uncompromising luxury, sense of place, and personalized service. Here’s how to narrow your choice:
For Ocean Views: Hualālai, Lanai, or Mauritius
For Desert Drama: Scottsdale
For Eco-Adventure: Costa Rica
For PGA-Level Play: Dallas at Las Colinas
For Tropical Island Bliss: Punta Mita or Seychelles
For Cultural Escape: Chiang Mai
For European Charm: Algarve
Whichever destination you choose, you’ll enjoy more than just a round of golf—you’ll experience a lifestyle of luxury, tranquility, and unforgettable moments.
Final Thoughts
Four Seasons golf resorts represent the pinnacle of luxury golf travel, offering not just spectacular courses but entire ecosystems of wellness, dining, and cultural discovery. From Hawaii’s black-lava fairways to the deserts of Arizona and the beaches of Mauritius, each property offers a unique story—told through the lens of precision, elegance, and hospitality that defines the Four Seasons brand.
Whether you’re planning a golf getaway, honeymoon, or family escape, these resorts transform every swing into an unforgettable journey.
