Bermuda
Bermuda is not in the Caribbean, it's in the North Atlantic. Bermuda’s nearest neighbour is the "Graveyard of the Atlantic", better known as Cape Hatteras, some 650 miles away in the State of North Carolina.
Mid Ocean Club
Bermuda
Mid Ocean Club
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.
Port Royal Golf Course
Bermuda
Port Royal Golf Course
Bermuda is virtually one enormous golf club and Port Royal is the most popular golf course on the islands.
Tucker's Point Golf Course
Bermuda
Tucker's Point Golf Course
Built from the remains of Charles Banks' old Castle Harbour course, Tucker's Point Club is Bermuda's newest luxury resort and private golf club where members enjoy a 2002 layout designed by Roger Rulewich.
Belmont Hills
Bermuda
Belmont Hills
Part of the luxury Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort & Spa, Californian Algie Pulley designed the course and the earth certainly moved.
Turtle Hill
Bermuda
Turtle Hill
It may be steep, rather hilly and merely a short 2,684-yard layout, but the Ted Robinson Senior-designed Turtle Hill Golf Club at Fairmont Southampton is billed as one of the top five 18-hole par three courses in the world.