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Jamaica

Jamaica, home of the Rastafarian movement, gained independence from the UK in 1962 and it’s the third largest island in the Caribbean, with most of its near 3 million inhabitants housed in the towns that are strung out along its coastline.

  1. The Tryall Club

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

  2. White Witch Golf Course

    With all but two of its fairways offering stunning views of the Caribbean Sea, the 18 holes at White Witch are carved through acres of lush green vegetation on Jamaica’s Rose Hall Plantation...

  3. Cinnamon Hill

    Originally designed in the early 1970s by Henry Smedley, Cinnamon Hill hosted the Jamaican Open four times before it was renovated in 2002 by Robert von Hagge...

  4. Half Moon

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    Half Moon

    Laid out on the foothills that tumble down to the coastline just outside Montego Bay, Half Moon golf course has held a number of prestigious local competitions, including the Jamaica Open...

  5. Sandals Jamaica

    Laid out on rolling Jamaican terrain, the course at Sandals is characterised by narrow fairways with few forced carries and small greens...