Representative coastal golf landscape, not a photograph of Port Royal Golf Course

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Port Royal Golf Course

Southampton, Southampton Parish, Bermuda

3.9

18 Holes · Par 71 · Green fee figures not confirmed by two sources · Coastal

Open to visitors

About Port Royal Golf Course

Port Royal Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-71 public course in Southampton Parish, Bermuda. Robert Trent Jones designed it, and it opened in 1970.

  • The PGA Tour's Bermuda Championship has been played here since 2019, when the event began.
  • Todd shot 260 at the 2019 Bermuda Championship.
  • Port Royal was selected as a venue for the 2009 and 2010 Grand Slam events.
  • The club has a restaurant and a bar.

History of Port Royal Golf Course

Roger Rulewich led a renovation of the course before it hosted professional events. The work cost around $14 million.

Signature holes at Port Royal Golf Course

The 16th is the hole most associated with Port Royal. Its tee and green sit on cliffs above the Atlantic.

When to play Port Royal Golf Course

Bermuda is mild for much of the year. Spring and autumn are comfortable for golf, summers are warm and humid, and hurricane season runs from June to November. Check the club for tee-time availability around professional events.

Playing Port Royal Golf Course: tips

Port Royal is a public course and visitors can play it, so contact the club ahead to ask about tee times and cart rental.

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Southampton, Southampton Parish, Bermuda

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Practical Information

Driving Range
Practice Area
Restaurant
Bar
Cart Rental

Frequently Asked Questions about Port Royal Golf Course

Who owns Port Royal Golf Course?

The Bermuda government owns the course, which is a public course open to visitors.

Does Port Royal have a driving range?

Yes. The club has a driving range and a practice area.

Is Port Royal an oceanfront course?

Yes. It sits on the coast, with cliffs above the Atlantic.

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