Teeth of the Dog® at Casa de Campo is a legendary Pete Dye-designed championship course carved into the rugged coral coastline of the Dominican Republic. Originally opened in 1971, the course is famous for its “Heaven 7” — seven spectacular holes that hug the Caribbean Sea, where crashing waves, jagged coral formations, coastal winds, peninsula greens, and strategic bunkering create one of golf’s most memorable seaside experiences.

The course recently underwent a complete restoration, reopening with refined greens and fairways, renewed Pete Dye-inspired bunkering, improved conditioning, and upgraded practice facilities while preserving the character of Dye’s original design. Combining demanding shot-making with extraordinary Caribbean scenery, Teeth of the Dog remains Casa de Campo’s signature course and a true bucket-list round for golfers traveling to the Dominican Republic.