Top 13 Caribbean Golf Resorts (2026)

The Caribbean’s islands are a golfer’s dream, with courses dotted with palm trees and set beside beaches and sparkling waters. From properties with championship 18-hole courses on site to resorts with nearby clubs, there’s something for every skill level. Off the course, you’ll find comfortable beachfront stays, good food, and relaxing spas. Whether you’re planning a serious golf trip, a family holiday, or a quick island escape, these resorts offer great service, stunning views, and easy access to the game you love.

For a five-star

• Four Seasons, Nevis' rooms and suites have terraces with golf course or sea views. Spend your day on the private golf course, lounging in an infinity pool, or sailing off the beach. Enjoy a range of activities from tennis to snorkelling and rejuvenating spa treatments. Lively bars, great food and Caribbean vibes complete the five-star package on Nevis.
• Bright rooms with four-poster beds and marble bathrooms give Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman a relaxed vibe. Spend the day by the pool, teeing off at the 9-hole Greg Norman-designed golf course, or trying tennis and kayaking. The kids club keeps little ones busy, while Blue Restaurant serves up delicious Cayman dishes. Perfect for families or sporty couples wanting to visit the Cayman Islands.

For an active trip

• Active guests will love The Tryall Club's 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, and chances to go kayaking, windsurfing, or river rafting. Rooms and private villas offer big bathrooms, golf course or ocean views, and private pools. The on-site restaurants serve local cuisine, and villa guests can book private chefs for a more intimate experience. Located on Jamaica's Montego Bay.

For couples

• Set above the Atlantic on Puerto Rico's north coast, Royal Isabela has wood-clad casitas, each with a private pool and a sea-facing terrace. Play the clifftop golf course, unwind by the lagoon pool, feast on farm-to-table dishes at La Casa Restaurant, and share a toast at sunset with drinks at the open-air bar. Quiet, grown-up, and made for switching off together.
• Spread across five miles of beach and lagoons in the Dominican Republic, Tortuga Bay Punta Cana is big but never feels busy. Rooms and villas are light, airy, and designed by Oscar de la Renta. There is an impressive 18-hole golf course, kayaks for exploring the reefs, an indulgent spa, and plenty of oceanfront spots for long, romantic dinners.
• Whitewashed buildings, huge terraces, and sea views give Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club a calm, coastal look. Golf is played on Anguilla’s only 18-hole course, then it’s straight to the spa, beach bars, or a chef-led dinner. Couples can book sunset sails and private hot tubs for a truly romantic escape.

• This tiny island has just one resort, so it stays quiet. Every suite and hillside villa at Mandarin Oriental Canouan looks out to sea, and many have their own plunge pools. Play the Grenadines’ only championship golf course, eat fresh seafood by the beach, and finish the day with a boat trip or a late night drink under the stars.
• Set between the jungle and the ocean on Puerto Rico, St Regis Bahia Beach Resort's rooms keep things simple with soft colours, natural textures, and spacious terraces. Active couples may like to play the scenic 18-hole golf course or take a kayak out onto the lakes, then unwind at the rejuvenating spa. When evening sets in, it's all about ocean view dining, relaxed drinks, and switching off together.

For families

• Set across 7,000 acres with three Pete Dye golf courses, tennis courts, and a marina, Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic has 247 rooms and 1,800 villas. The whole family is kept entertained with the kids clubs, eight restaurants, various water sports, and a serene spa, while the replica village of Altos de Chavon offers culture, art, and live shows nearby.
• Puerto Rico's Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve's modern rooms have tropical views, some with private terraces. You can relax by the lagoon pool, explore El Yunque rainforest on guided hikes or bikes, or hit the championship golf course. Water sports, ziplining, and five dining options, from sushi to Caribbean cuisine, make it easy for families to mix adventure, sport, and a little relaxation.
• Eden Roc at Cap Cana is great for the whole family, as little ones are kept entertained at the kids club while you tee off on one of three Jack Nicklaus golf courses. Suites sit right on a white sand beach, and many have their own private pools and hot tubs. Add in beach days, horse riding trails, fishing trips, and relaxed dining for easy family downtime in Punta Cana.

• Canouan Estate Resort & Villas is a 1,200 acre island estate that feels like a private playground. Large villas come with sea view pools and golf carts, four beaches, and a Jim Fazio-designed golf course. Kids keep busy with slides, games, and clubs while adults enjoy beach bars, sailing trips, snorkelling the reefs, and laid-back Italian and grill dining options.
• Set on Nassau’s Cable Beach, Rosewood Baha Mar is packed with things to do. Rooms and villas are modern and tech-ready, and all come with balconies. There’s a fantastic water park, kids club, casino, multiple restaurants, and the Royal Blue golf course is right on site.

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