There's a reason so many Championship Golf Tournaments take place in Jamaica. It's simply some of the most beautiful and perfectly planned landscape and terrain anywhere to enjoy the game. A luxurious villa for the vacation of a lifetime, the tropical Caribbean trade winds and there really isn't much more you could ask for. JamaicanTreasures assists guests in reserving tee times, and getting their entire party to the courses. We're happy to discuss any aspect of your golf vacation so that you can take full advantage of Jamaica's world class courses and everything they offer.
The following courses are part of what makes JamaicanTreasures so special.
Challenging approaches? You bet. The Tryall course offers nine rolling holes in the hills, and another nine level holes by the sea. Together both the expert and pleasure golfer get the best combination in truly remarkable surroundings with one amazing hole following another. The luxury resort is just 12 miles from Montego Bay, and the championship course was designed and built in 1960 by Texas architect Ralph Plummer on the site of a 19th century sugar plantation. Having hosted five Johnnie Walker World Championships, the Tryall also offers a golf school staffed by PGA instructors. The 6,221-yard, par 72 course is still considered the finest in the Caribbean.
18 Hole Green Fees, Villa Guests: High Season $100.00/Low Season $70.00 Weekly, $300.00 (low season only)
Non-Resident Guests: High Season $145.00/ Low Season$110.00
A par-72, Robert Trent Jones, Sr.-designed 7,119 yard course, the Half Moon Montego Bay is famous as a playground for some of the world's wealthiest and most discreet guests. With more than 400 acres of beautiful gardens and landscaped terrain, the resort's private half moon shaped bay borders an extremely spacious course widely considered to be among the finest in the world. Extra large, undulating greens that complement the foothills of the western Jamaican coastline give the course its considerable personality and some difficult driving areas make it a challenge. The Half Moon is among very few in "Jack Nicklaus' Great Golf Resorts of the World." With a recently enlarged clubhouse that now accommodates the David Leadbetter Golf Academy, the Half Moon is not a course you should skip.
18 Hole Green Fees, Villa Guests: High Season $105.00/Low Season $85.00,
Non-Resident Guests: High Season $150.00/ Low Season$130.00
600 acres of stunning greenery and charming countryside and featuring panoramic views of the Caribbean, the White Witch Golf Course is one of the most memorable in Jamaica. At home on the historic 4,000-acre Rose Hall Plantation, the course is par-71 at 6,719-yards. Architects Robert von Hagge and Rick Baril designed the course and named it for the 19th century sugar farmer, Annee Palmer, on whose 4,000-acre plantation the course stands today. In addition to the 18 holes, your green fee includes a "golf concierge" who can offer a historic glimpse into the folklore of the White Witch of Rose Hall.
18 Hole Green Fees, Villa Guests: High Season $175.00/Low Season $120.00/Weekly (5 days): $550
Non-Resident Guests: High Season $185.00/ Low Season$130.00/Weekly (5 days): $825
With six Golf and Country clubs in Jamaica, Sandals offers some of the most scenic 18-hole courses in all of Jamaica. With truly majestic landscaping, they're some of Jamaica's most curious golfing challenges with multiple four-star ratings from Golf Digest magazine. Sandals Montego Bay, Sandals Royal Caribbean, Sandals Carlyle Inn, Sandals Negril, Sandals Grande Ocho Rios and the Sandals Whitehouse.
Green Fees are included for all resort guests as are transfers to the Sandals Grande Ochos Rios and Sandals Royal Plantation in Ochos Rios.
Well above the white beaches of Negril, with elevated tees and greens, and gently curving fairways, the Negril Hills Golf Club is one of the quiet secrets of the Jamaica golf scene. Picturesque water hazards and topography that's anything but typical, combine to make the natural beauty and the strong service orientation from the staff into an 18 hole golfers paradise.
18 Hole Green Fee, year round, $57.50
In the heart of a luxury villa resort near Montego Bay, the Ironshore's 18-hole course was designed by Canadian Architect, Robert Moote and is well noted for its unique layout and a number of challenging blind holes. Ironshore's many well-bunkered greens put a premium on accurate, steely-nerved approaches. Beautifully decorated, the Club House is the perfect place to relax after a day on the links.
18 Hole Green Fee, year round, $80.00
With mountains, island and ocean views, the Cinnamon Hill course was designed by renowned golf architects Von Hagge, Smelek and Baril. Hosting the Caribbean Classic Golf Championships, the course was immediately acclaimed the world over. Cinnamon Hill offers play from sea level to 900 feet up and it's gently caressed by the trade winds. Newly renovated, the 18-hole, par-71 championship course is situated on what used to be a 400-acre sugar plantation, and remnants of the area's history - such as aqueducts, inlaid stone walls and sugar mill plantation ruins are sprinkled throughout the mountains and valleys. Stretching from Jamaica's lush Blue Mountains out to the coast and striking blue waters of the Caribbean below, Cinnamon Hill offers nearly 7,000 yards of greens and tees suited to players of all skill levels.
18 Hole Green Fee, year round, $125.00
Located in Runaway Bay, Breezes is a Championship course offering an exhilarating experience of 5,389 yards. The course has hosted events like the Jamaica Open and the Heineken World Cup Qualifier. Designed by British naval Commander James D. Harris in 1960, SuperClubs is a favorite of modern-day golf purists. Within walking distance of the Caribbean Sea, the course is a 72 par, 18 hole championship course with exhilarating views of the sea and the island.
Green fees are included for guests of Breezes Resort, Spa & Golf Club, 18 holes, Non-guests: $80