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Golf Digest Ranks La Iguana within Top 100

LOS Sueños Marriott Ocean andGolf Resort’s La Iguana golf coursehas been named among the top 100 inthe world by Golf Digest magazine. Apress release from the resort listedvariety in design, difficulty level, environmentand aesthetics as factors thatearned the golf course the distinction.With its first 14 holes situated inlush rain forest and its last four openingup to ocean views, the TedRobinson-designed course – home to avariety of iguanas, monkeys and birds– offers a unique golfing experience.

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