Port Royal Golf Course
Overview
Port Royal Golf Course, located in Southampton Parish, Bermuda, offers an 18-hole, par-71 course designed by Robert Trent Jones. Established in 1970, the course spans 6,842 yards, featuring challenging fairways and well-placed bunkers.
The signature 16th hole is particularly famous for requiring a precise shot over the Atlantic Ocean, making it one of the most photographed holes in golf. This hole exemplifies the natural beauty and difficulty of the course, testing golfers’ precision and control. Over the years, the course has hosted prestigious events, including the PGA Grand Slam of Golf and the annual Butterfield Bermuda Championship. This PGA Tour event continues to attract top-tier players.
In 2009, Port Royal underwent a $14.5 million renovation to enhance the course and its facilities. The upgrade modernized the course while preserving its historical design, ensuring it remains a premier destination for golfers. The course now features improved greens, tees, bunkers, an upgraded clubhouse and on-site amenities to enhance the overall golfing experience.
The course has hosted the PGA Grand Slam of Golf and currently hosts the annual Butterfield Bermuda Championship, a PGA Tour event.
The club offers equipment rentals and a pro shop stocked with leading brands. On-site dining options are available for players and guests.
Port Royal Golf Course provides a premier experience for those wanting to golf in Bermuda.
