Actually, I don't think there is even an available golf course. In fact I only saw some courses built by Ping in Panama. Sports equipment is hard to find except soccer, and maybe basketball. I recently found great baseballs by Rawlins and a decent glove for a pitcher. But no other gloves and the bats appeared to be of compressed particle board. Maybe that will change as tourism increases.

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There is a course in Managua about 70 us for 18, not sure about membership. Iguana resort requires that you stay there and then pay an extra fee for using their 9 hole course. I think there is maybe one more course in the SDJS area , but very expensive. Best bet for member ship s the course in Managua . I must say the few courses that are here have very little helpful info. Google golf courses Nicaragua .

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Those who come to Nicaragua for golf will likely be disappointed. Focus on ice fishing.

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