Caribbean

Saint Lucia

The 18-hole layout at Point Hardy Golf Club is yet another spectacular coastal course to emerge in recent years from the burgeoning Cabot portfolio. It’s a design by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw – who worked closely with the Cabot CEO Ben Cowan-Dewar when Cabot Cliffs debuted in 2016 – that occupies a difficult site with extreme elevation changes, requiring quite a bit a technical expertise during construction.

Bermuda

The “Father of Golf Architecture”, Charles Blair Macdonald and his associate, Seth Raynor, originally laid out the Mid Ocean Club course and it opened for play in 1924 adjacent to the Atlantic.

All Areas, Dominican Republic

Punta Espada Golf Club's 18-hole layout at Cap Cana is the first of three intended Jack Nicklaus courses at this resort.

Dominican Republic

The Tom Fazio-designed Corales Golf Course opened for play in April 2010. With six Oceanside holes and a dramatic 18th, it's already a high flyer in the Caribbean rankings.

The Bahamas

Limestone outcroppings define the inward half on the Royal Blue course at Baha Mar, where golfers are taken on a tumbling journey through dense jungle before reaching the signature par three 16th with its boulder-fringed island green...

The Bahamas

The Abaco Club has been laid out on predominantly low lying sandy ground next to the turquoise Atlantic Ocean with hard and fast-running tee to green surfaces.

Barbados

Royal Westmoreland is one of the best residential and golf club communities in the Caribbean and offers fabulous ocean views from every hole.

Dominican Republic

The course at Playa Grande was one of the last that Robert Trent Jones designed before he died in 2000 and it’s located on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic...

Jamaica

The Tryall Club opened in 1958 and was one of the first golf courses of real character to be built in the Caribbean.

Puerto Rico

The East course at TPC Dorado Beach has twice hosted the prestigious World Cup tournament, contested by teams of two representing their country.