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Port Royal
Stunning ocean views, breathtaking landscape and spectacular course - a golfing paradise!
What can be better than perfection? If you’re a golfer, it’s called the Port Royal - Bermuda’s No.1 Golf Course.
Majestic, emerald green fairways with simply sensational views of the ocean - our stunning golf course nestles on a beautiful paradise known as Bermuda and boasts the finest golf holes over a landscaped 6,842 yards - the longest on the island.
Created by one of the world’s top golf course designers, Robert Trent Jones Sr, in 1970, our beautiful course has now been completely reworked by Roger Rulewich, one of the original design team.
What can be better than perfection? If you’re a golfer, it’s called the Port Royal - Bermuda’s No.1 Golf Course.
Majestic, emerald green fairways with simply sensational views of the ocean - our stunning golf course nestles on a beautiful paradise known as Bermuda and boasts the finest golf holes over a landscaped 6,842 yards - the longest on the island.
Created by one of the world’s top golf course designers, Robert Trent Jones Sr, in 1970, our beautiful course has now been completely reworked by Roger Rulewich, one of the original design team.
Tuckers Point
Fairmont Southampton Golf
Belmont Hills
CHALLENGING GOLF WITH COMMANDING VIEWS….. The Tucker's Point golf course has received high praise from golfers since it opened, and from the media. In its 2005 World's Best Golf Resorts issue,Travel + Leisure Golf's readers placed the club in the top three in categories of Best Golf Resort and Best Restaurants in the Caribbean. And Brian Kendall of The Globe and Mailwrote "Mid Ocean has reigned supreme in Bermuda for 80 years. But a total redesign of nearby Tucker's Point Golf Club...has made it the equal in challenge and beauty of its better-known neighbour."
An Island gem designed to take your short game to new heights, The Fairmont Southampton Golf Course features 18 challenging par-3 holes. Taking advantage of the beautiful surroundings and dramatic elevation changes, this 2,684-yard Bermuda golf course forces prudent club selection, with the island breeze playing a definite factor.
Whether you head out to the course for tournament play or a friendly game, you'll be delighted with the myriad of bunkers, two water hazards and three tee offerings.
Whether you head out to the course for tournament play or a friendly game, you'll be delighted with the myriad of bunkers, two water hazards and three tee offerings.
Formerly the Belmont Golf and Country Club, this Bermuda golf course has been completely redesigned by architect Algie Pulley. Faced with the constraints of a limited plot, Pulley has created an ingenious course which favours the accurate golfer rather than the big hitter. Belmont Hills opened in June 2003 and boasts the largest number of professional staff of any of Bermuda golf courses. Holes 6 to 8 surround a million gallon lake which provides irrigation. Accurate iron play is necessary to avoid a wet ball
