Wind is an important factor in your game here and can demand careful club selection. 3s you might need anything from a 9-iron to a driver to reach the green. Watch out for the 14th hole. It's a dogleg next to Coot Pond, opposite Tobacco Bay. You have the difficult choice between playing into the dogleg or going for the green.
Fairways are generally narrow and challenging.
The clubhouse has a bar and restaurant where you can relax after your game, and there's a pro shop. Do not be misled by the word Club, by the way. Because the Bermuda government owns this course, no membership is necessary. See the map on page xv. Harbour Golf Club 6 Paynters Rd.