Golf Breaks in the Caribbean

The Caribbean stretches from the Bahamas in the North, bordering the Atlantic Ocean, down to the South, including the coastline of Guyana. Beautiful beaches and blue crystal seas. This expansive tropical region of 2.5 million square miles takes over 700 islands, islets, reefs, and cays. Perfect for a winter golf break with a year-round average temperature of 82f and an inviting sea temperature of 81f. 

Our packages offer full access to golf and luxury resorts. Prices include rooms, meals, drinks, and golf games. Each resort features its own beach, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner available at on-site restaurants. The weather is consistently warm, even in winter, with ocean breezes keeping players cool.

After golf, swimming is available in clear waters or visits to historic sites with local guides. Resorts provide access to golf on ocean courses, luxury accommodation, convenient flights, all meals included, and daily tee times.

Our holiday prices cover flights, hotels, and golf. Resorts offer fresh seafood prepared by local chefs and cold drinks served beachside. Exclusive services create memorable experiences.

The Caribbean’s golf holidays combine championship-quality courses with beachside relaxation. The Dominican Republic stands out for year-round golfing. Guests enjoy pristine fairways and white-sand beaches, with warm breezes and traditional rum punch enhancing the atmosphere.

Resorts offer spacious rooms, private beaches, and professional golf facilities. Families can explore activities such as beach sports, spa treatments, snorkelling, or sailing. Non-golfers find options for leisure, from lounging by the pool to exploring local culture.

What Activities To Do On A Golf Trip To The Caribbean?

Here are some of the best activities to see and do whilst taking a break from all the golf courses on each island. In Jamaica, experience day trips to the “The Dunns River Falls”. “The Spirit of Reggae” experience and discover the legend that was Bob Marley, visiting his birth and resting place at the village of Nine Mile. The Dominican Republic is considered one of the top ten places to experience “Whale Watching in Semana Bay”. Bermuda has beautiful “The Pink Sands beaches and much more…” and Barbados with its extensive “Diving and Snorkelling” or venture to the centre of the island and see “Harrison’s Cave”.

Where Should I Play Golf In The Caribbean?

The Caribbean climate is perfect for great golf courses. Our choices would be to play at least once at each of the following. For Barbados, we would choose the Royal Westmoreland Golf Course, do take a look at our guide to the top golf courses in Barbados. For Jamaica, it would have to be Cinnamon Hill Golf Course. For Bermuda, it would have to be the legendary Port Royal Golf Course. We recommend Cancun Golf Club at Pok Ta Pok and the Dominican Republic in Mexico. Quickly the Best course in the Caribbean is the Teeth Of The Dog Golf Course at the Casa del Campo Resort.

We hope here at Eagle Golf Tours hope, we can open your eyes to lands of golfing tranquillity and that you can join us in some of the Caribbean’s finest “19th Holes”. Ask our team for advice on your next golfing escape to the luxurious golf resorts of the Caribbean.