Royal St. Kitts Golf Club

Royal St. Kitts Golf Club is an 18-hole, Par 71 championship course located in Frigate Bay, St. Kitts-Nevis, covering 125 irrigated acres. Originally opened in 1976, the course underwent significant renovations, with the first nine holes reopening in November 2003 and the full course in November 2004. Redesigned by renowned architect Thomas McBroom of Toronto, the course features a spectacular Caribbean setting with two full holes on the Caribbean Sea and three complete holes on the Atlantic Ocean.

The layout plays at 6,900 yards from the championship gold tees, with three additional tee options accommodating all skill levels. The course presents moderate difficulty with a slope rating of 130 from the gold tees. Key characteristics include water hazards on 10 holes, 80 bunkers, and abundant coconut palm trees lining the Atlantic Ocean. The course is known for exceptional conditioning and scenic beauty, offering a memorable Caribbean golf experience with multiple sets of tees suitable for golfers of varying abilities.