7 Nights, 5 Rounds
- 7 Nights Room Only at Royal Westmoreland
- 5 Rounds at Royal Westmoreland
7 Nights, 5 Rounds
With stunning sea views, immaculately landscaped grounds and world-class security, Royal Westmoreland is the sort of Barbados base that makes a golf holiday feel properly special. Whether you're here to dip into local culture, sharpen the wedges on a championship layout or simply sit on the terrace with a drink and watch the light change over the sea, it's built for an easy, high-end escape. I'll admit it, I'm a sucker for a colonial clubhouse and a view you can actually remember after the 18th, and Royal Westmoreland absolutely delivers on both. It's the sort of place that works whether you're travelling as a couple, a fourball or a bigger society group, because the on-site set-up makes logistics easy.
Who is this for?
Golfers seeking a luxury Caribbean golf break that combines a genuine championship test with five-star resort living, ocean views and access to Barbados' beaches, culture and nightlife.
Who is it best for?
Mid to low handicappers who enjoy strategic golf in an exclusive setting, plus couples and groups looking for a high-end Barbados escape with golf at the heart of the trip.
7 Nights, 5 Rounds
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Trent Jones Junior was commissioned to create a masterpiece, whilst retaining the original character of the land; as such, the ravines and the traditional coral quarry have been worked into the layout to create some truly fascinating holes.
Among Royal Westmoreland's innumerable admirers is Ian Woosnam, US Masters champion, Ryder Cup captain and local home owner, who is particularly fond of the short holes. The 5th and 6th are special, while the 12th is the dramatic signature hole, with a small green flanked dangerously by a ravine.
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. Trent Jones Junior loves Royal Westmoreland because it demands every club in the bag, so being creative is essential.
Royal Westmoreland is ranked as one of the best courses in the Caribbean
Alexis
✓13 Mar 2020
Wind makes this excellent golf course very demanding! The views and villas along the course and their gardens are beautiful! Staff excellent!
Stuart
✓6 Jan 2020
"golfers course" and "tight" compared to sandy Lane Country. My HDC is 16 (fair weather golfer) and it was tough going. 27pts. nice, tight, very scenic course. only downside is "it felt like a members course" and didnt feel as welcome as i did Sandy Lane.... "alien??" but is a course you need to return to as course knowledge is KEY *try to write a review that would be useful