By Toby Ingleton |
Construction is in progress on a new 11-hole par-three course designed by Agustín Pizá for members of The Reserve Club at the Palmilla Reserve community in Los Cabos, Mexico.
“Our talented team is off to a flying start constructing what is an amazing golf course with a setting to die for,” said Marvin Cruz, who directs Landscapes Unlimited operations in Mexico and the Caribbean. “In only a handful of months, we completed shaping to precise specs, with lake build, pump station, and drainage activities in progress, and grassing to soon follow.”
Greens at El Once are cut into the mountainside at various elevations (Photo: Landscapes Unlimited)
The 1,017-yard course is routed across 17 acres in the valley at the western end of Palmilla Reserve, on rolling ground with a network of arroyos. Large greens are carved into the mountainside at varied elevations and have been designed to accommodate two flags.
“We are reimagining golf with a one-of-a-kind experience with multiple elevated tee areas, target greens, and a variety of ways to experience the more casual, social side of golf,” said Pizá. “El Once is the epitome of exciting, ever-changing challenges for every level of golfer, and Landscapes Unlimited is executing construction with trust and precision.”
A visualisation of the 11-hole par-three course (courtesy of Landscapes Unlimited)