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Tucker's Point Golf Club
Tucker's Town, Hamilton Parish, Bermuda
18 Holes · Par 70 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Coastal
— About
About Tucker's Point Golf Club
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Tucker's Point Golf Club is an 18-hole course on the oceanfront at Tucker's Town in Hamilton Parish, Bermuda, with a par of 70.
- Elevated tees give the course its ocean views, which start before the first shot.
- The club has a pro shop, and lessons are available for players who want to sharpen their game.
- A restaurant at the club gives players a place to eat before or after a round.
- Golf carts and rental clubs are available, so players can travel without their own equipment.
History of Tucker's Point Golf Club
Charles H. Banks laid out the course in 1932, and Roger Rulewich redesigned it in 2002.
When to play Tucker's Point Golf Club
Bermuda is mild for most of the year. Spring and fall are comfortable for golf, summers are warm and humid, and winter days can be breezy, so pack a layer for a morning round.
Playing Tucker's Point Golf Club: tips
Tucker's Point is a members' club. Play is for members and for guests staying at Rosewood Bermuda, so guests should ask the resort to arrange a round.
Visit Tucker's Point Golf Club
Tucker's Town, Hamilton Parish, Bermuda
— Facilities
Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Tucker's Point Golf Club
Can visitors play Tucker's Point?
Only as guests of Rosewood Bermuda or through membership. It is not a pay-and-play course.
What practice facilities does the club have?
There is a driving range, a putting green and a short-game area, so you can warm up before a round.
What is the par at Tucker's Point?
The course plays to a par of 70.