There are two locations where visitors can play Antigua golf on the island. The foremost Antigua golf course is the Cedar Valley Golf Club on Friar’s Hill Road just east of St. John’s. The 18-hole par 70 championship course was designed by the late Richard Aldridge and is renowned for its panoramic views of the island’s coastline. Green fees for this popular Antigua golf destination are US$35 for 18 holes; cart rentals are an additional $30. Clubs are also available to rent. Cedar Valley hosts all of the major Antigua golf tournaments and has given a name to Antigua golf by welcoming the British ProAm and the Eastern Caribbean Golf Championship at other times as well.

Golf architect Karl Litton designed the other Antigua golf course, Jolly Harbour. Jolly Harbour’s 18 holes are set in tropical parkland amongst the Shekerly Mountains, making for an enjoyable day of Antigua golf complimented by cool trade winds. Antigua golf fans will be challenged by this par 71, which winds its way around seven lakes. One of the best features about this Antigua golf course has to be its location - within minutes from the island’s manicured beaches and boutiques. Players can also retire to Jolly Harbour’s chic bar and lounge after their tiring round of Antigua golf.