Casa de Campo Resort & Villas

What the classifiers highlight

On 7,000 acres, this resort built its reputation on golf, three Pete Dye courses among them, including Teeth of the Dog and its seven oceanfront holes. Forbes describes Altos de Chavón, an artisan village modeled on a 16th-century Mediterranean town with a 5,000-seat amphitheater, and notes villas that sleep anywhere from two guests to twenty-seven, each with a golf cart.