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Facility
Four nines
The 36-hole complex is made of four nines: Lakes and Ocean (Championship course) and Palms and Mountain (International course).
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2004Opened
12,000Capacity
Open AirRoof
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The basics
About Grand Reserve Golf Club
Resort golf complex in Río Grande on Puerto Rico's northeast coast, opened as Coco Beach Golf & Country Club in 2004, renamed Trump International in 2008 and later renamed Grand Reserve. It has hosted the PGA Tour's Puerto Rico Open since 2008; the tournament course is a 7,506-yard par 72 with water in play on several holes.
- Type
- stadium
- Sports
- Golf
- League
- Puerto Rico Open
- Location
- Río Grande, Puerto Rico
- Time zone
- America/New York
- Status
- active
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Historic Moment
Puerto Rico Open returns
The Puerto Rico Open, first a PGA Tour event in 1956, returned in 2008 with Grand Reserve as its permanent site; Greg Kraft won that year.
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Course History
Name changes
The club opened as Coco Beach, became Trump International in 2008 and dropped that name in 2015 before becoming Grand Reserve.
Through the years
History
Big moments
- 2004Course complex opens as Coco Beach
- 2008PGA Tour's Puerto Rico Open returns
- 2018Tournament not played
- 2025Karl Vilips wins at 26 under
- 2026Ricky Castillo earns first PGA Tour win
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