Eight plush golf courses to be exact. 4,404-yard St. George's Golf Club. Don't be misled by the short yardages. From up and down rolling lush fairways to well-trapped undulating manicured greens played into with traces of sea breezes and blind shots, each and every course offers its own distinctive challenge to golfers of all levels of play. There's elevated and double-tiered greens.
Most fairways are tight and most greens are small.
The greens are smartly bunkered. And it's relaxing, comfortable and quiet. Play is rather quick, unless one is tempted to stay too long at each tee and green to admire the surrounding picturesque views of ocean, pink beaches, boats asleep in their lagoons and countryside. Bermuda has a tee-time reservations system, spaced so golfers can play where and when they want. Photo provided Most greens are small, like the 8th hole at Mid Ocean Golf Club, at Bermuda's eight courses.