Riddell’s Bay Golf Club

18 holes Length: 5,713 yards Par: 70 Riddell's Bay Golf & Country Club, opened in 1922, is Bermuda's oldest golf course. Winding along a beautiful peninsula, these scenic links provide golfers with a magnificent challenge to both game and camera. The course was originally designed by architect Devereux Emmett who, shortly afterwards, built the Congressional near Washington, D.C., the site of the 1997 U.S. Open and has been most recently improved by both Robert Trent Jones and his son, Rees Trent Jones. It is gradually acquiring a new look and has upgraded all of the equipment, product and golf balls. While Riddell's Bay may not pose the sternest test on the island, in part due to its relatively short length, it is still an enjoyable test for all golfers. Measuring almost 6,000 yards, some of the holes are mapped out on an ocean peninsula that measures just 600 yards at its widest point - this is a truly unique layout. The golf experience at Riddell's Bay is quintessentially private and Bermudian. Proper Bermuda length shorts and shirts with a collar are mandatory for both players and riders. Par 70 - 5,854 Yards. Note: Transportation is included. Golf tours are non-refundable. Tee times will be confirmed onboard based on availability.