The Green Monkey Golf Course at Sandy lane

Sandy Lane Golf Club – The Green Monkey Golf Course

The Green Monkey Golf Course is carved from an old limestone quarry adjacent to the Sandy Lane resort and uses the natural terrain in many of its holes. This 18-Hole Championship Golf course in Barbados measures 7,343 yards from the back tees and is a complete golf course – only available to be played by the hotel guests.

The golf course is kept in immaculate condition year-round making it an unforgettable golfing experience. Designed by Tom Fazio, the rolling fairways offers different elevations of the quarry of exposed rock – giving this golf course the uniqueness only guests of Sandy lane can appreciate.

The Course offers some of the finest views on the Island, and you will experience dramatic elevation changes and unrivalled sea views.

The Country Club restaurant at the Golf Clubhouse is the ideal place to enjoy leisurely lunches, coffees, and cocktails while drinking in the breathtaking views of the Caribbean and the spectacular golf course.

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Don’t be surprised to see a wealth of A-Listers teeing up on the Green Monkey; Sandy Lane is famous for its celebrity guests.

Tiger Woods married Elin Nordegren at the Sandy Lane resort, and I’m sure he would have snuck in a quick 18 holes whilst here.

Why not pair it with some of the other great courses on Barbados Island? Barbados Golf Course is a tremendous resort-style course that will suit all ability levels; Royal Westmoreland is an enormous championship course designed by the great Robert Trent Jones and the longest on the Island.

Signature Hole – the 16th at the Geen Monkey Course

The 16th hole at the green monkey golf course at Sandy Lane in Barbados is a daunting par 3 measuring 202 yards from the back tee. The hole features a well-guarded green with bunkers left and right and a pond in front. A good tee shot is essential to have a chance at making par.