Golf

The course

The golf course is an 18-hole, par-71 design by Robert Trent Jones II. It opened in February 1991, with the resort.

The resort's press kit lists a driving range, a putting green, a pro shop, golf instruction, and club and shoe rental. Published yardages differ slightly between the resort's pages, so none is given here.

The setting

The course runs through the resort and its neighborhoods, according to the developer, and many homes overlook both the Caribbean Sea and the fairways. The remains of a stone windmill from the old plantation can be seen from the second tee.

Green vervet monkeys are often seen on and near the course, and an October 2026 release mentions the chance to see them.

Programs

The October 2026 release described Eco-Bio Golf Tours, Par-Tee Time social events, and lessons and clinics for all skill levels. The press kit also lists eco-bio golf among services.

Homes along the fairways

Nevis Peak Residences sit along the 7th and 8th fairways, according to a July 30, 2024 announcement. The Villas at Pinney's Beach are set between the course and the resort's southern border.

Villa Goldeneye, an estate home, is described by a Four Seasons press story as overlooking the course. See the residences pages for each collection.

Membership and access

The terms on which owners play, and any membership or fees, are not published on the pages read for this site. They are confirmed per home, so ask the sales team before relying on them.

For fractional owners at the Villas at Pinney's Beach, the developer states that a share includes full membership of The Resort Club. What that covers is set out in the owner documents.