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Amazing Jamaica Golf Holidays

Jamaica has some of the most exciting and scenic golf courses in the world. The courses are designed to complement the breathtaking scenery, testing any golfer’s ability from the mountains to the beaches to historic landmarks with breathtaking views in between. Each golf course, with its distinct terrain-dramatic elevations, sloping fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and lush greenery-creates distinct landmarks that both taunt and inspire professionals and amateurs to return time and again.

The capital of golf is Montego Bay, Jamaica’s second-largest town after Kingston. Three major course construction and restoration projects have been completed in the last five years, elevating it to the ranks of the Caribbean’s premier golf destinations.

This magical island, with its rainforest topography and tree-lined beautiful beaches to choose from, is also full of diverse attractions ranging from the famous “Dunns River Falls” to the “Bob Marley Museum.”

Top Golf Packages in Jamaica

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Jamaica Hilton Rose Hall Resort & Spa £2,595 Find Out More

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Top Golf Courses in Jamaica

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The Best Jamaica Golf Holiday Resorts in 2023:

Based on our experience and customer feedback, these are the best Jamaica golf holidays for 2023:

Hilton Rose Hall Resort & Spa – An impressive venue, is also home to the legendary Rober Von Hagge Design Cinnamon Hill golf course.
Half Moon Jamaica – Guests can enjoy comprehensive offers including the biggest spa in the Caribbean, an 18-hole golf championship.
Cinnamon Hill Golf Course – Rated one of the finest golf courses in the Caribbean
The White Witch Golf Course – Our favourite Golf Course on the Island a tremendous Rober Von Hagge Design

Golf Breaks in Jamaica

Jamaica Golf Holidays

Jamaica is the largest of the Caribbean’s islands, with three international airports. Norman Manley International Airport, located in Kingston, is the main one with direct flights from the United Kingdom.

The most popular destinations are clustered around the Montego Bay area in the island’s northwestern corner. This is where you’ll find the best golf, hotels, and luxurious resorts. We’ve hand-picked our favourites based on personal experience, which we’d like to share with you.

When Should I visit Jamaica for a Golf Holiday?

Temperatures in Jamaica vary slightly throughout the year, with average temperatures ranging between mid and high 20 ° C, though the rainy and humid summer months of May to August are significantly cooler. Jamaica’s peak season begins about a week before Christmas and lasts until mid-April. Weather-wise, this is the ideal time to visit Jamaica for a golf vacation, and it also allows us Brits to escape the dreary winter back home. However, if you book far in advance, you can expect higher rates. The alternative is quieter and better value from the end of November to the beginning of December..

What other activities are available to do other than Golf?

There’s no denying that Jamaica is beautiful, but it’s the energy of the people that captures your heart. When visiting the island, look for cultural festivals and common hobbies to immerse yourself in the local culture. On a culinary journey, treat your taste buds to the glitter of Traditional Jerk recipes, right here where it was born, as well as other island flavours. Nightlife enthusiasts, fire the waistline like no other at trendy clubs, local outings, or fun street dances. A visit to Annie Palmer (not to be confused with Arnold Palmer), the “White Witch” of the Great House’s Rose Hall, will also be on your list. According to legend, her ghost still roams the halls of the hospital.

Slow down and take in the beauty of nature and art that surrounds you, Jamaican style. Ras Natango Gallery and Garden, with their on-site botanical garden and artistry, delights every sense. Konoko Falls has something for everyone, including a museum and a small zoo on the grounds, as well as cascading waterfalls. Avoid the town’s heat with the taste of Devon House ice cream, which has been voted some of the best-tasting ice creams in the country! And, of course, unwind with a cocktail or two on one of the main gorgeous white sandy beaches on offer while listening to the steel drums play.

Where do you fly to in Jamaica for Golf Holidays?

Sangster International Airport is located in the Bay of Montego and serves as the primary point of entry for most visitors. If you’re heading to Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, or Negril, this is the best place to start. This airport, in addition to international terminals, has a private jet area with immigration and customs screening to make it easier for visitors who prefer this method of entry. To assist guests in getting to their final destinations, taxis, hotel shuttles, and car rental services are available in the Arrivals Hall.

Norman Manley International Airport is located in Kingston, making it an excellent choice for visitors to the capital. British Airways flights to Kingston are more frequent and convenient. With extras like free club carriage, this can work out to be a good deal.

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Amazing Jamaica Golf Holidays