Mill Reef Club

Mill Reef Club features a 9-hole golf course set on 1,500 waterfront acres across the island of Antigua. The course was established in 1953, following the club's founding in 1947 by architect Robertson "Happy" Ward. Situated on white sand beaches with turquoise waters and encompassing 5 miles of coastline and 3 private islands, the course offers a scenic Caribbean setting characterized by sweeping vistas and natural beauty. The course is described as "challenging" and is designed to complement the club's overall philosophy of respecting natural integrity while avoiding excessive commercialization. As part of an exclusive private members' club, the golf course operates without the typical constraints of scheduled tee times, allowing members and their guests a more relaxed approach to play. The course forms part of a comprehensive resort experience that includes accommodations, fine dining, tennis courts, yacht club facilities, and other recreational amenities, reflecting Ward's original vision of a refined yet unpretentious Caribbean retreat.