Constant Spring Golf Course

Constant Spring Golf Club is one of the oldest golf courses in Jamaica, established in 1902. Originally designed as a nine-hole course, it was expanded to 18 holes in the 1930s. Architect Stanley Thompson made modifications in 1920. Located in Kingston, Saint Andrew, the course features a parkland style with an elegant, luxurious atmosphere.

The course measures 6,094 yards from the blue tees with a par of 70, a rating of 70.6, and a slope of 127. It plays relatively short and tight, suitable for golfers of all skill levels, though challenging enough to engage experienced players. The layout is characterized by narrow fairways and scenic views, with the 13th hole being particularly notable for its picturesque setting, featuring a narrow fairway overlooking a steep valley.

Constant Spring Golf Club is a private facility offering caddies, a driving range, golf instruction with a teaching professional, and practice areas including a putting green. The course maintains a relaxed yet refined setting with facilities including a clubhouse, bar, and restaurant. The course has become a popular destination for visiting golfers seeking to play one of the Caribbean's most historic golf layouts.