Port Royal Golf Course

Great staff from the time I arrived until it was time to go. Great course with spectacular views.

I enjoyed my recent round at Port Royal. The layout is strong with good shot values and awesome views particularly on the back nine. The overall condition was a bit below average due to spotty, brown, bumpy greens. However, that said, the greens still rolled well enough so that in combination with decent fairways and tees I was to have a satisfying experience. Value was reasonable only because of the Golf Now Hot Deal- at full rate it would have been overpriced.

This course has been in bad condition for the last 2 years. The greens are un puttable. The fairways are dry, lumpy with little grass, the rough is in poor shape as well. It’s a shame because the course has nice ocean views and a fun layout. It used to be in good shape but they let it go.

It’s insanely overpriced for the condition it’s in, $135 on golf now hot deal up to $220 full price. In the condition it’s in it’s not worth $75, much $45 without ocean views.

The bartender at the turn is lazy & slower than molasses.

Don’t waste your money here or book a trip to play it because you will be disappointed.

My son and I played this course, and to be fair it was an evening (5:00pm) game and middle of march.
The putting greens on the first two holes were bad, no other way to say it. It definitely improved from there, but none of the greens were good enough.
As to the views from the course, they were spectacular.
I would give the course another chance, to prove it is worth the money they charge for the rounds.

Don’t waste $300+on Tuckers or Mid-Ocean, both are nice courses but double the price of Port Royal.

The staff, restaurant and personnel are amazing.

Third trip to Bermuda and only need Port Royal!

The course is beautiful , very hilly . Lots of intersting holes

Port Royal Golf Club is a wonderful RTJ design that has moments where you think it is really easy, and then... boom. The holes "over the hill" or on the oceanside can play really tough, especially if you get into a sand trap. They are definitely highly penal at Port Royal, especially since they are not fluffy like those at many US or Caribbean resort-style courses. Port Royal will test you immensely, especially on the holes with wind. However, it is a good course and definitely worth a visit.

Just a week or so after the tournament. Only complaint would be that the greens had been top dressed and were very slow and sandy Was lucky as a single to join up with the owner and manager of the mini putt in Dockyards. Great guys, thank you. The course is very hilly, I usually walk but happy to cart here. Views are amazing and I did hit 16 green!!!

Course in great shape after pGA tournament. Very challenging with very scenic views. Extremely pleasant staff. A must play golf course

Even busy getting ready for the PGA tournament the staff were friendly, course was beautiful, and the views are gorgeous. Some tough uphill holes in the wind. A must in Bermuda.

Played a couple weeks after a hurricane impacted Bermuda. Bunkers were in. bad shape
and not playable as some washed out. Tee boxes and fairways good but greens hadn’t come back yet. Glad we played on Golf Now rate not course or even hotel rate. Pro shop was well stocked for a change though few dollars have been invested in buildings and infrastructure.
We’ll have to see how in looks in two months when PGA tournament takes place.

First they had a hurricane which washed out some bunkers so none were playable, free drop. Very hilly course but restricted to cart path per PGA request because of tournament in November. We asked for two handicap flags they only had one, so we were insulted by roving staff when we tried to explain the situation. There were some apologies when we stopped for lunch as we were not first timers at the course which they knew. My wife and I played there many times over past 20 years. So my best recommendation is to wait to play after the tournament, it should be in better condition then. Many more pro divots though,