Golf

Photo: Canouan Golf Club- Mandarin Oriental Hotel, St. Vincent

Golf Courses in the Caribbean

 

Select a country name below to explore its golf courses

AnguillaAntigua and Barbuda | Aruba | Barbados | Bonaire | The Bahamas | Cayman Islands | Curacao

GrenadaGuadeloupe Islands | Jamaica | Nicaragua | St. Kitts | Nevis | St. Vincent & The GrenadinesTurks & Caicos

AURORA INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUB (Rendezvous Beach)

Architect: Greg Norman

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 7,165 yds

Claim to Fame

Breathtaking scenery overlooking the sea and views of Saint Martin in the distance. Offers one of the most challenging finishing holes with a demanding tee shot required over the salt pond, then continues to ascend up forty feet to a narrow green guarded by bunkers.

Antigua and Barbuda

CEDAR VALLEY GOLF CLUB (Cedar Valley)

Architect: Ralph Aldridge

18-hole, Par 70 championship course, 6,157 yards

Claim to Fame

Lies amidst mature tropical trees, with beautiful vistas on hills offering breathtaking scenery and views of the Caribbean Sea.

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TIERRA DEL SOL RESORT & GOLF (NW Aruba, near lighthouse)

Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr.

18-hole, Par 71 championship course, 6,811 yds from the championship tees

Claim to Fame

Desert-style links with panoramic Caribbean Sea views, full service clubhouse and a premium restaurant. Recently reopened after 13 month sustainable renovation completed in late 2025

THE LINKS AT DIVI ARUBA (Oranjestad)

Architect: Litten/Viola J.V.

9-hole; preferred tee times for Divi Resort guests, but open to the public

Claim to Fame

Can package golf with a 5 night to a 14 night play and stay vacation

Barbados

ROYAL WESTMORELAND (Saint James)

Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr.

18-hole, Par 72 resort course (open to villa guests and owners), 7,045 yds. Limited tee times for the public.

Claim to Fame

World class, challenging course offering ocean views from almost every hole.

BARBADOS GOLF CLUB (Christ Church)

Architect: Ron Kirby

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 6,805 yds. Open tothe public.

Claim to Fame

ROCKLEY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

Architect: Established by George Manning and brothers Vicki and ‘Poor Bob’ Paravicino.

9-hole (with alternative tees for the back 9), 5,610 yds.

Claim to Fame

A flat parkland course, the 7th hole has a big tree in the middle of the fairway. Saturdays offer a competition to visits and members alike.

SANDY LANE – GREEN MONKEY (Saint James)

Architect: Tom Fazio

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 7,343 yds.

Claim to Fame

Private; open to only resort guests of Sandy Lane. Carved out of a limestone quarry landscape by dynamite, with exposed rock faces forming dramatic contrasts to the lush, rolling greens of the fairways. Just 10 tee times available per day.

THE OLD NINE – SANDY LANE (Saint James)

Architect: Col. J. Harris

9-hole, Par 36, 3,345 yds.

Claim to Fame

Full of charm and character, the course winds it’s way through an ancient mahogany grove. Tight fairways.

SANDY LANE – COUNTRY CLUB (Saint James)

Architect: Tom Fazio

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 7,060 yds.

Claim to Fame

Offers breathtaking views of the shoreline and Caribbean sea; with five lakes and lush greens.

Bonaire

PIEDRA SO BONAIRE GOLF CLUB (Mi Casa)

Architect:

18-hole, Par 72 course, 6,143 yds.

Claim to Fame

Features nine artificial greens and nine natural browns. Beautiful views of the Caribbean sea, this course is as natural as it gets and designed to be ecologically friendly. Golf among the cacti, rock, shrubs, sand & stones.

The Islands of the Bahamas

ROYAL BLUE – BAHA MAR (Nassau, Cable Beach)

Architect: Jack Nicklaus

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 7,150 yds from Bear Tees

Claim to Fame

Signature par three, 16th hole

OCEAN CLUB GOLF COURSE (Nassau, Paradise Island)

Architect: Tom Weiskopf

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 7,100 yds from Bear Tees

Claim to Fame

Former home of the Pure Silk Bahamas/LPGA Classic

THE ALBANY (Nassau)

Architect: Ernie Els

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 7,400 yds, private but can play once as a non-member. Apply in advance.

Claim to Fame

Home to the PGA TOUR’s Hero World Challenge

LYFORD CAY CLUB (Nassau, Lyford Cay)

Architect: Dick Wilson/updated by Bryce Swanson of Rees Jones

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 7,007 yds from Gold Tees. Private.

Claim to Fame

A stunning and lavish course for elite membership. Fans of James Bond movies will note references to Sean Connery.

THE ABACO CLUB (Abaco, Winding Bay)

Architect: Donald Steel, Mackenzie & Ebert

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, private but can play once as a non-member.

Claim to Fame

Sport par four, 5th hole (tee on beach!)…and daring par five 18th hole!

EMERALD BAY (Great Exuma, Georgetown)  *Temporarily Closed*

Architect: Greg Norman

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 7,200 yards

Claim to Fame

Home of the Korn Ferry Tour’s Bahamas Great Exuma Classic; features six holes that are oceanfront on the Emerald Bay peninsula.

THE REEF (Grand Bahama Island, Freeport)  *Open on weekends only*

Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr.

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 6,920 yards

Claim to Fame

Moderate difficulty, water hazarded links-style championship layout

Cayman Islands

NORTH SOUND GOLF CLUB (North Sound)  

Architect: Roy Case

18-hole, Par 71 championship course, 6,605 yds.

Claim to Fame

Cayman’s premier 18-hole golf course. North Sound Golf Club offers challenging play, stunning ocean views and impeccable greens for golfers of all levels. Signature 11th hole is known for its length and stunning ocean backdrop.

THE RITZ-CARLTON GOLF CLUB (Grand Cayman)

Architect: Greg Norman

9-hole, Par 36, 3,516 yds. Exclusive to guests of The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman and The Residences.

Claim to Fame

Island green 9th hole plays 156 yards from the Championship tees. Club selection will be key as the hole location on this huge green can vary your club selection by 4 or 5 clubs.

Curacao

OLD QUARRY GOLF COURSE (Santa Barbara Plantation)

Architect: Pete Dye

18-hole, Par 72 championship course; 6,946 yds from championship tees

Claim to Fame

Named after the historic 19th century limestone quarry; this course offers 3 distinct landscapes: the Caribbean Sea, Spanish Water Bay, then the base of the Tafelberg mountain.

BLUE BAY GOLF COURSE (Blue Bay)

Architect: William ‘Rocky’ Roquemore

18-hole, Par 72 championship course; gold tees 6,645 yds, blue tees 6,290 yds.

Claim to Fame

Beautiful vistas along the Caribbean Sea with dramatic cliffs, natural elevation and rolling fairways.

CURAÇAO GOLF & SQUASH CLUB (Willemstad)

Architect: Ed van Kampen

18-hole, Par 70 course, 6079 yds.

Claim to Fame

With 10 greens, a putting green and a golf school, this course is designed for all levels of players and is open 7 days a week. Wide fairways, large undulating greens.

Grenada

GRENADA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB (Grand Anse, near St. George’s)

9-hole, with alternating tee boxes allowing for an 18-hole round; 18-hole, Par 67, 5,159 yds.

Claim to Fame

Charming and scenic, this course has 7 elevated greens offering lovely views of the Caribbean sea.

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GOLF INTERNATIONAL DE SAINT-FRANÇOIS (Saint-François, Grande Terre)

18-hole, Par 71 championship course, 6,550 yards.

Claim to Fame

A wonderful course for players of all skill levels, golfers may find the first six holes particularly challenging. With many bunkers, water hazards and natural slopes, the tropical setting along with the beautiful trade winds provides a strategic dimension making each round unique.

Jamaica

THE TRYALL CLUB (Sandy Bay, Montego Bay)

Architect: Ralph Plummer; renovated by Andrew Green

18-hole, Par 71 championship course, 6,836 yds.

Claim to Fame

The course features historic, 17th-century sugar plantation ruins, with the 7th hole incorporating an old aqueduct, and the 4th hole running along the coastline.

WHITE WITCH GOLF COURSE (Rose Hall Plantation, Montego Bay)

Architect: Robert von Hagge/Rick Baril

18-hole, Par 71 championship course, 6,758 yds.

Claim to Fame

Offering spectacular views, moutainous terrain and 200 acres of lush greenery and named after the infamous folklore character Annie Palmer, the White Witch of Rose Hall.

CINNAMON HILL (Rose Hall, Montego Bay)

Architect: Von Hagge, Smelek & Baril

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 6,828 yds

Claim to Fame

Historic 18th century sugar mill ruins, aqueducts and stone walls run through its greens. Famous mansion on the 19th hole! 14th hole waterfall was used in the James Bond movie, Live and Let Die.

HALF MOON (Rose Hall, Montego Bay)

Architect: Robert Trent Jones Sr.

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 7,119 yds

Claim to Fame

Spacious course with difficult driving areas, this course is laid out on the foothills that run down to the coastline outside of Montego Bay.

CONSTANT SPRING GOLF CLUB (Constant Spring, St. Andrew)

Architect: Stanley Thompson

18-hole, Par 70, 6197 yds

Claim to Fame

Narrow, daunting fairways that demand accurate driving. The 13th tee offers a sepctacular view of the cityscape.

CAYMANAS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB (Caymanas, St. Catherine)

Architect: Howard Watson

18-hole, Par 72 championship course, 6,844 yds

Claim to Fame

Considered one of Jamaica’s most prestigious courses, featuring elevated trees and lush fairways.

THE MANCHESTER CLUB (Mandeville, Manchester)

Architect: Stanley Thompson; updated by Bob Moote

18 tee boxes, 9 greens, enabling you to play 18-hole, Par 35, 2,865 yds

Claim to Fame

Located 2,000 ft. Above sea level on 55 acres; the oldest golf club in the western hemisphere (1868).

UPTON ESTATE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB (Sandals) (Ocho Rios)

Architect: P.K. Saunders

18-hole, Par 72 resort-style course, 6,404 yds

Claim to Fame

Features narrow fairways, small undulating “drop-off” greens and sweeping views of the sea and mountains; 700+ feet above sea level.

NEGRILL HILLS GOLF CLUB (Negrill) * Temporarily closed

Architect: Michael Hurdzan

18-hole, Par 72 course, 6,333 yds

Claim to Fame

Scenic, elevated layout featuring beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and the Negril coastline.

Nicaragua

GUACALITO DE LA ISLA GOLF COURSE (Rivas O, Mukul Resort) 

Architect: David McLay Kidd

18-hole, Par 72, 6,676 yds from the Black tees

Claim to Fame

Located on Nicaragua’s Emerald Coast, this golf course has stunning ocean views, challenging fairways, lush landscapes and an eco-friendly design rooted in sustainability. Famous beachside 18th green!

IGUANA GOLF COURSE (Playa Colorado)

Architect: Niels Oldenburg

9-hole, par 36, 2,911 to 3,374 yards; can be played as an 18-hole using different tee boxes for the back nine

Claim to Fame

Known for its natural beauty and challenging layout. Hole 8 is a water trap, and home to Omar the caiman!

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ROYAL ST. KITTS GOLF CLUB (Basseterre, St. Kitts)

Architect: Updated in 2003; Tom McBroom

18-hole, Par 71 course, 6,900 yds.

Claim to Fame

Spectacular closing sequence of holes that run along the Caribbean Sea. The 15th hotel sits atop the higest point on the golf course affording view of the neighbouring islands of Saba, St. Maarten and Nevis.

Nevis

FOUR SEASONS RESORT NEVIS (Pinney’s Beach, Charlestown, Nevis)

Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr.

18-hole, Par 71 championship course, 6,766 yds.

Claim to Fame

With sweeping views of Nevis Peak and neighbouring St. Kitts, this is a challenging but captivating course – watch out for the playful green vervet monkeys.

St. Vincent & The Grenadines

CANOUAN ESTATE (Canouan Estate Resort & Villas Golf Course)

Architect: Jim Fazio

18-hole, Par 72 championship golf course, 6,900 yds.

Claim to Fame

Breathtaking views from every angle, with the course set amidst dramatic sloping hills skirting the ocean’s edge. Holes 12, 13, 14 and 15 are the most scenic holes; they sit on top of the ridge and have spectacular views of the Grenadines.

Turks and Caicos

ROYAL TURKS & CAICOS GOLF CLUB (Providenciales (Provo), Grace Bay area)

Architect: Karl Litten

18-hole, Par 72 championship crouse, 6,700 yds

Claim to Fame

Frequently ranked top in the Caribbean (e.g., USA Today 10Best readers’ choice mentions) and hosts notable tournaments/competitions. Target-style course routed around limestone outcroppings and waterways; typically plays in under ~4 hours.