Puerto Los Cabos Golf Club's Norman Course occupies dramatic desert terrain along the Sea of Cortez in San Jose del Cabo, designed by Greg Norman and opened in 2006. The layout stretches across arroyos and native Baja landscape, with several holes playing directly along the coastline. Norman routed the course to maximize ocean views while preserving the property's natural desert character, incorporating indigenous vegetation and rock formations throughout. The design features wide fairways that accommodate the prevailing winds off the water, with strategic bunkering and waste areas that reflect the surrounding environment. The routing includes multiple holes with direct ocean exposure, particularly on the back nine where the course reaches the shoreline. Elevation changes throughout the property create varied perspectives and shot values, with some holes playing down toward the water and others climbing back into the desert hillsides. The course sits within a resort development that includes residential components and serves both resort guests and members. Puerto Los Cabos represents Norman's approach to desert-coastal design in the Los Cabos corridor, an area that has seen significant golf development since the 1990s. The course operates alongside Jack Nicklaus's Marina Course at the same property, offering contrasting design philosophies within the resort. The layout takes advantage of the region's year-round playing conditions and the distinctive Baja landscape where desert meets sea.

Puerto Los Cabos Golf Club's Norman Course occupies dramatic desert terrain along the Sea of Cortez in San Jose del Cabo, designed by Greg Norman and opened in 2006. The layout stretches across arroyos and native Baja landscape, with several holes playing directly along the coastline. Norman routed the course to maximize ocean views while preserving the property's natural desert character, incorporating indigenous vegetation and rock formations throughout. The design features wide fairways that accommodate the prevailing winds off the water, with strategic bunkering and waste areas that reflect the surrounding environment. The routing includes multiple holes with direct ocean exposure, particularly on the back nine where the course reaches the shoreline. Elevation changes throughout the property create varied perspectives and shot values, with some holes playing down toward the water and others climbing back into the desert hillsides. The course sits within a resort development that includes residential components and serves both resort guests and members. Puerto Los Cabos represents Norman's approach to desert-coastal design in the Los Cabos corridor, an area that has seen significant golf development since the 1990s. The course operates alongside Jack Nicklaus's Marina Course at the same property, offering contrasting design philosophies within the resort. The layout takes advantage of the region's year-round playing conditions and the distinctive Baja landscape where desert meets sea.