Golf Holidays in Barbados

Why Book a Golf Break in Barbados

Barbados is an island paradise of legendary beauty, where the amazing turquoise water of the Caribbean works in harmony with the Barbadian hospitality for the most desirable holiday destination.

Spreading over 20 miles long and 14 miles across, Barbados’s foundation is built upon the ideal combination of luxury and elegance, to produce an incredible Barbados experience, where golf, leisure and unrivalled customer service are combined with magical results. Overlooked at its centre by Mount Hillaby, Barbados’ astonishing landscape is characterized by cascading waterfalls and perfect palm-fronted beaches.

Golf in Barbados

There is a strong Celtic connection on Barbados, which is perhaps why the golf is so exceptional; amazing courses at Royal Westmoreland and Sandy Lane, including the remarkable Green Monkey layout created by Tom Fazio, are combined with world-leading all inclusive resorts.

Our guide to playing the best golf courses in Barbados.

Sandy Lane, Barbados

Apes Hill, Barbados

Royal Westmoreland, Barbados

Barbados Golf Club, Barbados

Crystal Cove by Elegant Hotels, Barbados

Colony Club by Elegant Hotels, Barbados

Sandy Lane, Barbados

Royal Westmoreland, Barbados

Best Golf Courses in Barbados

Green Monkey, Sandy Lane

The Green Monkey one of three incredible courses at Sandy Lane, and belongs to an elite group of the world's most spectacular golf courses, alongside the likes of Pebble Beach and Kingsbarns.

Part of the Sandy Lane Resort
Tom Fazio course design

Royal Westmoreland

From the elegant clubhouse, visiting golfers will enjoy views all the way to the turquoise waters of the Caribbean from this tropical gem of a course at Royal Westmoreland.

Stunning sea views
Robert Trent Jones Jr course design

Apes Hill

The golf course holds the distinction of being the highest point on the island and offers a one-of-a-kind experience, with the presence of numerous Barbados Green monkeys roaming freely.

Located 1000ft above sea level
Designed by Ron Kirby

Things to do in Barbados

Beaches

Barbados boasts a wide selection of white sandy beaches with clear blue waters, where you can relax on the shores or enjoy snorkelling in the local area. Accra Beach and Sandy Lane Beach are a couple spectacular beaches that have to be mentioned, Accra is amongst one of the more popular beaches whilst Sandy Lane is where you may find the celebrities unwinding.

Bridgetown

Bridgetown is the capital of Barbados and has a great offering of street markets and shops, on top of a fascinating choice of historic sites to explore. Enjoy your time at Bridgetown by visiting St Michael’s Cathedral and stopping by the National Heroes Square, which is home to Lord Nelson’s statue. The great thing about Bridgetown is it easy to get around by foot, then you can end your day enjoying a refreshing rum punch by the harbour at sunset.

Boat Tours

For the ultimate Caribbean experience, check out the Virgins Ahoy trip which takes you on a crewed catamaran ride along the exclusive West Coast. Then for anyone who wants to take to the waters, there are plenty of scuba diving and snorkelling opportunities to take advantage of, to witness the spectacular sea-life in Barbados.

Drive Times in Barbados

With Barbados stretching only 21 miles long and 14 miles across, it is rarely more than an hours drive to travel around the island. So take a look at the key drive times whilst visiting Barbados.

Drive Times by Car

Barbados airport to Sandy Lane
30 mins
Barbados airport to Royal Westmoreland
40 mins
Sandy Lane to Royal Westmoreland
10 mins
Royal Westmoreland to Barbados Golf Club
30 mins

Flights & Weather

With plenty of direct flights to Bridgetown in Barbados, it makes the trip to the Caribbean Island that much easier. Take a look at some key flight details, with tips of when the best time of year is to travel.

Flights & Weather

London to Barbados
9 hrs
Destination Airport
Grantley Adams Airport
High Season Dates
January - April