Golf was first played here in 1927, when the course was named Xanadu, then later renamed Dupont Mansion, followed by Las Américas. This course is advertised as the first 18-hole course in Cuba, although the original design was re-done by the Canadian architect Les Furber, who combined several different styles of architecture - parkland, target, and a pronounced seaside links.

All fees are priced in Cuban Convertible Pesos (about 8% higher than US dollars). The standard rate is CUC 70, although a 10% surcharge for conversion applies.