There are lots of Caribbean golf courses. The Caribbean region is known all over the world as one of the best vacation spots, with its turquoise waters and white sand beaches. However, there’s more to this region than meets the eye; especially if you’re a golf enthusiast. If you’re looking to relax while enjoying some quality time on the green, here are some of the best golf courses in the Caribbean!
Teeth of the Dog, Barbados
Teeth of the Dog is located a couple miles west of Holetown. It is recognized as one of Barbados’ most challenging golf courses. The green monsters at Teeth of the Dog are no joke. The high rough and deep bunkers make it nearly impossible to hit your way out without finding a divot or two.
Sandy Lane, Barbados
With five distinct championship golf courses, Sandy Lane is one of Barbados’ top tourist destinations and a favorite for golfing enthusiasts. If you’re looking to make an impression on a client or just play some world-class golf, head to Sandy Lane. Each of its courses has been designed by respected course designers such as Greg Norman, Robert von Hagge and Ron Kirby. Keep your expectations high and you won’t be disappointed with what they have to offer.
St. Kitts Marriott, St. Kitts
Located near Cockleshell Bay and St. Kitts Marriott Beach, these two 18-hole championship courses are recognized as among the best in their class by such prestigious publications as Travel + Leisure Golf World and Condé Nast. A serene setting along sandy beaches with some of St. Kitts’ most stunning views, these courses are designed for golfers at all levels, from beginners to touring pros.
Royal Westmoreland, Antigua
For golfers looking for a classic, traditional experience, Royal Westmoreland is Antigua’s most famous and best-loved course. The 18-hole course features six lakes, steepled peaks and lush green surroundings to make it one of Antigua’s most picturesque golf courses. And with two championship courses – including one designed by Gary Player himself – there’s no shortage of variety for avid golfers.
Old Course at Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas
Atlantis, Bahamas is one of our favorite places to visit when we’re on a golf trip. Old Course at Atlantis offers 36 holes of golf right on Paradise Island. In addition to great courses, they also have world-class restaurants and amenities that make you feel like you’re part of something special. This is high-end golfing at its finest with warm temperatures and good prices – particularly if you can find a last minute deal.
Club Med Turkoise (La Plantation), Martinique
Club Med Turkoise is one of Club Med’s more affordable all-inclusive resorts. Bbut that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice on golf. The 45 holes at La Belle Mare are well maintained and suited for beginners. There are a handful of signature holes (eighteen, to be exact) that will blow your mind. There’s even one with a view overlooking a beautiful bay.
Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic
This 7,000-acre resort is considered to be one of the best courses in all of Latin America. At nearly $300 per round (and with only two 18-hole courses), it’s also one of the most expensive. But if you’re a golf fanatic, it’s well worth splurging for once in your life.
El Conquistador La Romana, Dominican Republic
The La Romana golf course at El Conquistador has been voted as one of the best courses on island. It is also home to PGA Tour player Camilo Villegas. The 6,500-yard par-70 championship course features wide fairways and large greens framed by sugar-cane fields. Its signature hole, No.
Cancun Country Club, Mexico
Cancun Country Club is located on a complex of natural beaches. It provides players with as many 18-hole golf courses as they could ever want. Lush and green, these courses offer a great test for golfers of all skill levels. The club is open to members only, however private functions can be arranged by contacting management directly.
There are other Caribbean golf courses in Cancun if you are not a member. The Yucatan is home to some of Mexico’s most famous golf courses. Golfers can play on world-class courses such as Club de Golf Isla Mujeres, Mayan Palace, Quintana Roo Princess and El Tinto. These beautiful courses are surrounded by fresh air, tropical plants and flowers like palm trees, hibiscus and bougainvilleas. It’s no wonder so many golf enthusiasts travel from all over Mexico and abroad to play here!
