Club Campestre San José is the value round of Los Cabos. It sits in the foothills of the Sierra de la Laguna above San José del Cabo, inside a 550-acre residential community, and is run by Questro Golf, which also runs Puerto Los Cabos. The course is a Nicklaus Design par 71 with paspalum from tee to green. Its published winter rate is well below the big ocean courses of the Tourist Corridor. Public golfers book online, and a two-round pass brings the price down further.
Club Campestre San José green fees and tee times.
Book online through Questro Golf’s Book a Round button, or contact the golf shop on +52 624 172 6500 or at proshop@clubcampestresanjose.com. Every rate includes a shared GPS cart, bottled water, practice balls and tees. Questro’s Campestre two-round pass costs US$440 in high season, and its Questro Golf Pass buys one round here and one at Puerto Los Cabos for US$555. Both passes are valid for 14 days and cannot be transferred. Cancel or reduce your group at least 24 hours before your tee time or the full fee is charged. Groups of more than 16 pay a group service fee.
INDICATIVE GREEN FEE · CHECKED NOVEMBER 2026From US$130
Public twilight rate, 1:30pm to dusk, low season (1 July to 15 October 2027); morning rounds US$175 to US$260 by season; shared GPS cart included.
Morning, high season (1 Nov 2026–15 May 2027)
US$260
Twilight, high season
US$195
Morning, shoulder (16 May–30 Jun 2027)
US$225
Morning, low season (1 Jul–15 Oct 2027)
US$175
Two rounds at Campestre, high season
US$440
Questro Golf Pass with Puerto Los Cabos, high season
US$555
Prices change by season and booking route, so confirm the current rate with the operator. Official rates ↗
The round, in perspective.
The course is a par 71 of 6,966 yards. Fairways climb across sloping desert ground, and the club calls its greens some of the most heavily contoured in Los Cabos. Golfbreaks describes a flatter front nine and a back nine that climbs to higher ground with wider sea views. Two holes stand out. The par-5 7th is a double dogleg to a heavily bunkered peninsula green, which many players treat as a three-shot hole. The par-3 11th plays 216 yards to a large green with false fronts on every side. Questro says Campestre was the first course in the area to use salt-tolerant paspalum. Golfbreaks gives the opening year as 2007 and notes a clubhouse with a pro shop, restaurant and bar, plus a range, short-game area and putting green.
Know before you go.
Cart
Shared GPS cart included
Pace of play
4 hours 30 minutes
Cancellation
24 hours, or charged in full
Dress
Collared shirts; no denim, tank tops or flip-flops
Food and drink
No outside food or drink
Make the trip work.
Morning rounds run from 7am to 1:20pm and twilight from 1:30pm; in high season the twilight saving is US$65. Questro sets a pace of play of 4 hours 30 minutes. Non-golfers may ride along when space allows, but this is not guaranteed, so call on the day. Questro’s rates cover groups of up to 16; larger societies should ask the pro shop for a group quote before fixing dates. The dress code rules out denim, swimwear, cut-offs, T-shirts, tank tops and flip-flops. Lessons with a PGA professional are booked through the pro shop, and rental clubs and fittings come through Questro and Callaway.
The club is on the San José del Cabo airport bypass road at km 119, so it is close to Los Cabos International (SJD) and an easy first or last round of a trip. Downtown San José del Cabo is a short drive away, and Cabo San Lucas is about 30 km along the Tourist Corridor.
San José del Cabo is the natural base: the historic centre has small hotels, an art district and restaurants, and the beachfront hotel zone is a few minutes from the course. The Pueblo Campestre community around the course sells hacienda-style homes and condominiums, and some owners let them. If you are staying in Cabo San Lucas, Campestre works best as part of a day that starts or ends at the airport. Golfers on a tight budget can base themselves in San José, play here and at Puerto Los Cabos on the Questro pass, and save the corridor’s pricier ocean courses for a single splurge round.
Make a trip of it.
Puerto Los Cabos, also run by Questro, is on the east side of San José del Cabo and comes on the shared two-round pass. Palmilla, at One&Only Palmilla, is a short drive west along the corridor. In San José del Cabo, the Thursday evening art walk runs through the galleries around the main square from November to June.
Find your season.
Questro’s high season runs from 1 November to 15 May, which is also the driest and most comfortable stretch. Rates fall from mid-May, and from July to mid-October the heat is intense and the hurricane risk is at its highest. October brings the shoulder rate back for its last two weeks, a useful window if you can live with warm afternoons.
How much are green fees at Club Campestre San José?
Public morning rounds cost US$260 from 1 November 2026 to 15 May 2027, US$225 in the shoulder season and US$175 from July to mid-October. Twilight after 1:30pm costs US$195, US$170 and US$130. All include a shared GPS cart, water and practice balls.
Is Club Campestre San José open to the public?
Yes. It is a residential club, but Questro Golf sells public tee times online for every day of the week, and the golf shop takes bookings by phone and email.
Can I combine Campestre and Puerto Los Cabos?
Yes. Questro’s Golf Pass covers one round at each course for US$555 in high season, US$475 in the shoulder season and US$390 in low season. It must be used within 14 days and is not transferable.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
