The West Course at TPC Dorado Beach represents Robert Trent Jones Sr.'s design work in Puerto Rico, part of a larger resort complex that has hosted professional golf since the 1960s. Jones created multiple courses at Dorado Beach during an era when the property served as a prominent Caribbean golf destination. The West Course features the characteristic Jones design elements of strategic bunkering, elevated greens, and water hazards positioned to challenge approach shots while offering multiple routes of play for golfers of varying abilities. The routing takes advantage of the coastal Puerto Rican landscape, with holes moving through tropical vegetation and incorporating views of the Atlantic Ocean. Jones shaped the terrain to create definition and visual interest, using his signature style of bold contouring around greens and fairway corridors framed by palms and native plantings. The course balances risk-reward opportunities with straightforward holes, reflecting Jones's philosophy of testing accomplished players while remaining accessible to resort guests. TPC Dorado Beach has undergone ownership and management changes over the decades, with periods of renovation and restoration work to maintain the integrity of the original Jones design. The property's history includes hosting professional events during the peak years of Caribbean golf tourism. The course operates within a resort setting that emphasizes year-round playability in the tropical climate, with conditioning and maintenance standards suited to both member play and visiting golfers seeking a Jones design experience in Puerto Rico.