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Winter sun, golf and casinos give the Bahamas a Michael Jordan edge

When it comes to golf in the Caribbean, the Bahamas may not be considered a paradise to some. But with weather this phenomenal, incredible beaches, fishing, casinos, resorts and golf courses on Nassau, Paradise Island and Great Exuma, it makes a pretty good case for being a top golf destination. After all, Why do you think Michael Jordan has a plush estate on Paradise Island and holds his annual celebrity golf tournament here?

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The great Green Golf swindle

Golf is trying to take a page from the Whole Foods playbook and convince us golfers that "earth-friendly courses" with worse conditions and higher green fees are the noble, righteous play.

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RESORT REVIEWS

Marriott resort a big player on a small island in St. Kitts

The Marriott Resort and Royal Beach Casino is the only game in town on St. Kitts, as far as big-name Caribbean resorts go. But that's OK, because on an island this size, the Marriott is plenty big enough for everyone, Tim McDonald writes. There are three pools (each with its own hot tub), and the Royal Beach Casino is one of the largest in this part of the Caribbean. Of course, the star is the resort's golf course.

Plenty of elbow room, at Elbow Beach resort in Bermuda

Elbow Beach is known as the grand dame of Bermuda resorts. Built at the turn of the century, the hotel used to host the island's grand balls, one of which - the Bermuda Resident's 10-year anniversary - was attended by Princess Margaret. That isn't to say the resort at Bermuda's South Shore is stuck in the past. They've continued to keep the resort up to date, recently finishing phase three of a renovation that added 28 beautiful cottages.


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Barbados proves a top Caribbean golf vacation destination

Golf travelers around the globe have long been aware of the delights that Barbados supplies golfers. This Caribbean Island paradise gives duffers perfect weather to ply their hobby all year long. And with a plethora of world-class Caribbean golf resorts, Barbados is a golf destination that truly shines. And with Sandy Lane Resort and its two Tom Fazio designed golf courses, there's more world-class golf in Barbados than ever.

Grand Cayman: Great dining compliments small but impressive golf resort scene

Grand Cayman may be a small Caribbean island, but it packs a big punch. Not only does it boast great golf courses, but the 22-mile-long island also has a plethora of great restaurants, both for tourists and locals. Whether it's fine dining you're after or traditional fare like Johnnycakes, ackee and saltfish, which are popular on any number of Caribbean islands, you'll find a restaurant to satisfy your craving on Grand Cayman.

Caribbean resorts: With King Sugar dethroned, St. Kitts seeks golf tourists

With revenue from the sugar trade drying up as European sugar subsidies to African, Caribbean and Pacific states end, St. Kitts will now rely mostly on tourism to feed its people. And that includes golf tourism. St. Kitts is planning the construction of new resorts and golf courses to cater to travelers who the island hopes will infuse around $17 billion into its economy over the next two decades.

Caribbean travel: Bermuda offers much more than just golf courses

Bermuda is a small island with only 10 golf courses, so you will have no trouble finding them. If you're there for two weeks or more, you will probably have played them all. So if you're looking for something else to do, or are saddled with a wife and kids who insist you get off the golf course for a while, there are plenty of things to keep you occupied, from beautiful beaches to fine dining and sightseeing opportunities.


COURSE REVIEWS

Blue Tip golf course at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman shows Greg Norman at his finest

The Blue Tip at the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman is a private course designed by Greg Norman available only to guests of the resort. Since it's private, the Blue Tip remains untrammeled by the tourist hordes that pour out of the cruise ships that call on the island. You can scarcely find a ball mark on the pristine greens, and the course has the superb conditioning and excellent, little flourishes for which the Ritz-Carlton is known.

Britannia Golf Club on Grand Cayman: Nicklaus sleight of hand creates 2 courses in 1

Anyone who has ever lived on a Caribbean island knows improvisation and flexibility are important. The Hyatt Regency people knew this when they hired Jack Nicklaus to build their Britannia Golf Club on Grand Cayman. With little room on the small island, Nicklaus and his team aimed to provide as much variety as possible in tight quarters. The result is a fun, challenging play with a range of blind shots, pot bunkers and two-tiered greens.

Don't let the golf detract from the scenery at Bermuda's Riddell's Bay course

Riddell's Bay is the oldest golf course in Bermuda, built back in 1922, before they started building them in the hills to give tourists views of the ocean and bays. The result is that the course is more flat, and the views are more up close and personal. Many of the views at Riddell's Bay in fact are not of long-range vistas but of small inlets with moored sailboats, their banners flying and the sun sparkling off that beautiful water.

Also: Port Royal Golf Course is a Bermuda beauty

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