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Caymanas Golf Club
About Caymanas Golf Club
Nestled in the foothills approximately 8 miles from City of Kingston this prestigious Golf Club offers the Ultimate Leisure Experience for golfers & non-golfers alike. Conceived in the early 1950's the Caymanas Golf Course opened for play in 1957 and since that time has developed into a magnificent parkland thanks to the tropical climate of Jamaica.
About Caymanas Golf Club
Nestled in the foothills approximately 8 miles from City of Kingston this prestigious Golf Club offers the Ultimate Leisure Experience for golfers & non-golfers alike. Conceived in the early 1950's the Caymanas Golf Course opened for play in 1957 and since that time has developed into a magnificent parkland thanks to the tropical climate of Jamaica.
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Een prachtige baan met mooie views, aan de ene kant de bergen en aan de andere kant de haven van Kingston. Prachtig onderhouden holes en een perfecte caddy! Aan te raden!
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The Course was designed by well-known Canadian architect Howard Watson and was completed in 1958. The course features elevated Tees & greens with lush fairways meandering through craggy limestone hills. Many of these tees, set high in the hilltops, offer stunning views of the golf course. Cotton and Guango trees, huge and intimidating, provide daunting natural hazards jealously protecting the greens from anything but the best the golfer can give.
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