The Cabo San Lucas Country Club was part of the first wave of the Los Cabos golf boom, although it was called Campo de Carlos when it opened back in 1994. This Roy and Matt Dye design winds elegantly through both desert and mountain terrain, and is often bordered by bougainvillea, palo blanco trees and towering cardón, the largest species of cactus in the world. Spectacular views of Land's End and El Arco are also visible from several vantage points, and to date this remains the only course with views of the area's signature granite monuments. The driving range is a popular attraction in its own right. It's open in the evenings and serves up buckets of beer and tasty Mexican specialties as well as bags of practice balls.