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Golf | Vista Vallarta Club | Jack Nicklaus | Tom Weiskopf

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by Josh Sens

GOLF OF MEXICO

Pack those clubs and set your sights on Puerto Vallarta, Mexico’s greatest golf destination. The alluring resort town, already home to four championship courses, has unveiled two more at Vista Vallarta Club de Golf. The first 18 holes, designed by Jack Nicklaus, opened in April and deliver dramatic views of the coastline (left). The second 18 opened last month and were designed by Tom Weiskopf. The new holes provide a stunning contrast, cutting through dense jungle in the valley below. Greens fees $125. (888) 384-6822, www.puertovallarta.net -

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