Designed by Robert Trent Jones, this extremely spacious course is known for the unforgettable challenges. Famous for the challenges of the 535-yard 3rd hole and the relatively short 362-yard 4th hole. The 3rd hole offers a choice of driving over a strand of trees or driving down the open side to the green, guarded by a water hazard on the right. Phone: (876) 953-3105/953-2211

Former home of the LPGA Tour's Jamaica Classic and The Johnny Walker World Championship. This picturesque course, with its rolling fairways, devilish greens and unique layout is considered the finest in the world.It was build 1960 by Texas architect Ralf Plummer on the site of a 19th century sugar plantation. Phone: 876-956-5681

.Designed and opened in April 2001. It immediately pass the test by the Caribbean Classic golf Championship. The course plays from sea level to 900 feet and is blessed with refreshing daily trade wind. A 18th-century sugar mill ruins, aqueducts and stone wall run throughout the course.

700 feet above sea level, a few miles east of the resort town Ocho Rios. This course is one of the most scenic 18-hole courses in Jamaica. Noted for its majestic trees. The 10th hole offers a spectacular view of the sea.

Built in 1972 in the midst of a luxury villaresort near Montego Bay, Ironshore's 18-hole course was designed by Canadian Robert Moote and is noted for its challenging layout with a number of intriguing blind holes.