Located 600 miles off the Eastern coast of the USA the beautiful island of Bermuda is a true paradise of beautiful lush scenery, pink sandy beaches and azure waters all of which can be enjoyed year round in near perfect weather. Bermuda also has some truly fabulous accommodation to choose from, occupying some of the most stunning and tranquil locations on the island.
The whole island lends itself to relaxation though for the more active of visitor there are a host of activities including snorkelling, diving, and of course some of the finest golfing facilities to be found anywhere. The vibrant town of Hamilton with its beautiful colonial buildings also provides great shopping opportunities especially along Front Street.
With more golf courses per square mile then any other country in the world, Bermuda’s beautiful scenery and ideal climate make this a great destination for the keen golfer. The ideal months are October to March, though even in the summer temperatures rarely make playing a round uncomfortable. Unlike many European destinations the courses are rarely busy and it is possible to enjoy a leisurely round while taking in the fantastic views that a round in Bermuda affords.
Bermuda currently has 9 golf courses including :-
Belmont Hills Golf Club - Professional course designer Algie M. Pulley Jr. moved mountains to re-design the Belmont Hills course back in 2002. Literally. Pulley created a magnificent, contoured layout that maximises the golfer’s experience while showcasing the Island’s captivating beauty. Panoramic views of Hamilton Harbour and the Great Sound provide the backdrop for some of the finest 18 holes on the Island.
Port Royal Golf Course - Robert Trent Jones has taken full advantage of some of Bermuda's most stunning South Shore terrain in laying out this popular and demanding course. The cliff-side holes are especially memorable.
Riddells Bay Golf Club - Riddells Bay is one of Bermuda's eldest country Clubs and has enticed golfers around the world since 1922. Winding along a peninsula measuring only 600 yards at it widest this 5,713 yard course provides a magnificent challenge to one's golf game.
St. George's Golf Course - The newest of Bermuda's Government golf courses was designed by Robert Trent Jones. This par 62, 4,043 yard course is challenging and breathtakingly beautiful, with ocean views on every hole. Located at the east end of the island this course is close to many cultural attractions.
Tuckers Point Club - An enchanting opening hole overlooks Castle Harbour and the Atlantic beyond. Architect Charles Banks extracts the maximum challenge form hill and vale on this Resort Championship course.
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