The 44th Casa de Campo Open Shines Along the Caribbean Coast

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The 44th Casa de Campo Open returned to La Romana with a week of competitive play, international camaraderie, and unforgettable scenery. More than 160 golfers from across the globe took part in one of the Caribbean’s most established tournaments, hosted at Casa de Campo Resort & Villas.

Players competed in a 54-hole Modified Stableford format, rotating through two of Pete Dye’s most celebrated designs: Dye Fore and The Links. Each course brought a distinct challenge. Dye Fore tested strategy with bold elevation changes and panoramic views, while The Links rewarded precision with a more traditional, exacting layout.

A Global Field Takes on Iconic Courses

The tournament welcomed golfers representing multiple countries, reinforcing the Casa de Campo Open’s international appeal. The United States team claimed the Countries Cup, rising to the top in a field defined by strong play and steady competition.

Organizers recognized top performers across net and gross divisions, along with Senior, Super Senior, Master Senior, and Elite Senior categories. The structure ensured meaningful competition at every level, from seasoned veterans to rising players.

A Tradition That Celebrates the Spirit of the Game

The championship wrapped up with one of its most anticipated moments: the Caddies Tournament. Amateur players paired with their caddies for a final round that shifted the focus from scorecards to shared experience. Laughter, teamwork, and friendly rivalry took center stage, underscoring the tournament’s sense of community.