Carib Sands Villa, Montego Bay

Spanning 400 lush acres between the majestic Jamaican Mountains and shimmering Caribbean Sea, the Rose Hall Resort & Country Club proudly features Cinnamon Hill Ocean Course, an 18-hole championship level golf course. Created with the resort player in mind, it features a seductive layout with an open, wind-swept front nine... giving way to a tight, trap-filled back nine bordered by dense foliage. This course is Renowned as one of Jamaica's top courses. http://www.rosehallresort.com/resort_activities/golf.cfm

Test your skills on one of Jamaica's most beautiful and challenging golf courses, this course is a beautiful 15 minute drive from the Carib Sands Villa.  Half Moon's 72-par Championship course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., and renovated in 2005 by famed designer Roger Rulewich, is both demanding and awe-inspiring. Named the Best Caribbean Golf Resorts by Caribbean World Magazine and dubbed as Caribbean's best walking course is perfect for players of all levels. With four tees on each hole, golfers are guaranteed an enjoyable challenge on a breathtaking course.  Visit Golf at Half Moon for more information.

Through the mountains of Jamaica's historic 4,000-acre Rose Hall Plantation, The White Witch Golf Course is  carved out of 600 acres of lush greenery and rolling countryside that features panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea from 16 of its 18 holes. Conveniently located just 20 minutes from the Carib Sands Villa.

To learn more about this golf course click on the web site... http://www.ritzcarlton.com/resorts/rose_hall_jamaica/golf/

This championship course is an easy drive from Carib Sands Villa!  Tryall's 18-hole, par-72 championship course was designed by Ralph Plummer and has played host to such prestigious international events as the Johnnie Walker World Championship, last won by Fred Couples in 1995.

Tryall is famous for its caddies: lively, entertaining, experienced, dedicated -with an uncanny ability to track down wayward shots and to read the breaks on even the trickiest greens.  For more information click on the Tryall Club website to learn more.