Constant Spring Golf Club

Constant Spring Golf Club is one of the oldest golf courses in Jamaica. Before the course was built, the land was used as a sugar plantation but now it offers a scenic and challenging round of golf. The course features fairways that are fairly narrow and lined with palm and mango trees. Strategically placed bunkers balance the relatively flat greens. Constant Spring Golf Club's signature hole is the par-4 13th, which provides golfers with an opportunity for a birdie. It also features an elevated tee box that steeply descends for the first fifty yards and a gully that is wrapped around the fairway.