Bermuda Golf Cruise Guide
January 10, 2011 
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Make 2011 the year that you grab your golfing buddies, and take your game to Bermuda. Current Bermuda cruise rates make a Bermuda golf cruise with your friends very affordable. You can even bring the wives, they’ll enjoy the pink sand beaches, dining, and shopping while you are testing your game on the challenging Bermuda golf courses.
Bermuda Cruise Deals
In 2011, you can depart on Celebrity, Royal Caribbean, NCL, and Carnival cruise lines from Boston, New York, Philly, Baltimore, and Charleston for 5 - 9 night Bermuda cruises starting for a little more than the cost of round-trip flight to Bermuda. At CruiseDeals.com, we track the top Bermuda Cruise Deals and as of today rates are starting at $429 per person with a $50 spending credit. The earlier in the year that you reserve your cabin the less you will pay.
Bermuda Golf Course Info
After you pick out your cruise departure port, cruise line, and date it is time to make your golf plans. There are eight 18-hole golf courses and two 9-hole courses that take up 17% of Bermuda’s 21.6 square miles.
Three of the courses are public and government-run. You can reserve your tee-time by calling telephone number 441-234 4653.
The Port Royal Golf Course is a government ran course designed by Robert Trent Jones and it is one of the highest rated public courses on Bermuda. Port Royal was the home of the 2010 PGA Grand Slam of Golf . For more information and tee times, please call (441) 234-0974 or visit www.portroyalgolf.bm.
Fairmont Southampton Golf Course is a winner of Golf Digest’s Best Places To Play Golf. Fairmont Southampton is a 18-hole par 3 course with amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean. The offer reasonable club and pull cart rentals. for more information go to http://www.fairmont.com/southampton/Recreation/Golf/ .
A few of the other breath-taking courses that Bermuda offers are Belmont Hills Golf Club, Oceanview Golf Course, and Tucker’s Point.
In-between rounds be sure to check out the Bermuda Golf Academy featuring a 320-yard driving range with 25 of their practice covered, 3000 square foot practice green, 18-hole miniature golf, and state of the art video equipment to record and analyze your swing.
NOTE: During the cruise booking process, calling a professional cruise consultant (800.668.6414) doesn’t cost a dime extra and will ensure that you get on the cruise that best fits you. Find this article useful? Subscribe to CruiseSource to get similar cruise articles delivered to your inbox for free!
Photos taken in the 1930s of an unkown group of tourist on the St. George Course in Bermuda as part of their World Cruise adventure. The Photos are part of the T. ENAMI ARCHIVES http://t-enami.org/.
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