Information on golf resorts and courses throughout the Caribbean.
Review of the Teeth of the Dog Golf Course at the Casa de Campo resort in the Dominican Republic.
Review of the Dye Fore Golf Course at Casa de Campo Resort, Dominican Republic.
Review of the Links at Casa de Campo Golf Course at the Casa de Campo Resort, Dominican Republic.
Review of the La Estanica Golf Course in La Romana, Dominican Republic.
Review of the Roco Ki Golf Course in Punta Cana the Dominican Republic
Review of the La Cana Golf Course at the Punta Cana Resort in the Dominican Republic.
Review of the Punta Espada Golf Course at the Cap Cana Resort, Dominican Republic
Review of the Punta Espada Golf Course at the Cap Cana Resort, Dominican Republic
Golf in the U.S. Virgin Islands - it would seem to have just about everything the wandering golfer is looking for: sun, sand, emerald seas, cool breezes that blow constantly in off the ocean, warm days and balmy nights, and several very special golf courses.
Would you believe that Bermuda has more golf courses than it does fast food restaurants?
To me, there’s no doubt that Puerto Rico is the ultimate destination for golf in the Caribbean. As of this writing, there are 23 golf courses on the island and six more under construction.
Only in the past couple of decades have the grand resorts really discovered the potential of the Dominican Republic, and their presence on the island is growing almost exponentially.
If I could ever have been given the opportunity to pick my ideal spot for a golf course, the north eastern tip of Bermuda would have been the one I’d have picked. And I think the venerable Robert Trent Jones Senior must have agreed with me for, even though there’s really not room enough for a full-blown layout, he went ahead and managed to do the impossible.
Rio Mar Beach Golf Resort, Casino & Spa is set on what once must have been an elegant, old-world Spanish estate. To the north, Rio Mar is bounded by one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean; to the south, El Yunque, a 28,000-acre tropical rainforest, the only one of its kind in the US National Forest system.
Consistent sunshine makes Golf in the Bahamas the ideal choice for a golf vacation or group outing. The islands regularly host world-class tournaments. There is no winter season to limit play, just year-round blue skies and warm weather.
Casa de Campo, in La Romana, is situated on the southern shore of the beautiful island of Hispaniola (in the Dominican Republic), two hours east of the capital city of Santo Domingo. With three championship courses on the property, it offers some of the best Golf in the Caribbean.
Port Royal Golf Course, like its sister course, St. George's, is owned by the Government of Bermuda and operated by the Bermuda Ministry of Tourism. As municipal courses go, it’s one of the finest I’ve ever seen. Designed by Robert Trent Jones and opened in 1970, it plays a tough par 71 of 6,561 yards off the back tees, and is a testament its designer’s genius.
Jamaica has more than its fair share of both resorts and golf courses. The “golf resort” is something of a hybrid among its peers, a resort that offers virtually everything you need under one roof. Nowhere in Jamaica is more blessed with these golf-related, mini-worlds than Montego Bay.
Overview and player's review of the new Greg Norman designed Blue Shark Golf Course in Nassau, Bahamas.
The Caribbean has always been a popular golf course, but today there are more choices than ever for golfers. The Dominican Republic has emerged as one of the world's best golf destinations -- Casa de Campo's Teeth of the Dog course is listed as #35 in the world by Golf Magazine, for example -- and you can even find golf in such unusual destinations as Cuba and Haiti. So pack your clubs for your next trip to the Caribbean and experience firsthand the fun of playing golf under the tropical sun!
About.com's Golf Travel guide Blair Howard reviews the Robert Trent Jones designed links course, The Reef, located at the Our Lucaya resort on Grand Bahama Island in the Bahamas.
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