Travel Tips Hitting The Links In St Kitts
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Travel Tips: Enjoying Golf on St. Kitts
Summary:
St. Kitts, like other Caribbean islands, is focusing on attracting avid golfers. With over 50 million dedicated golfers globally and many more casual players, Caribbean golf resorts are making golf a central element of their tourism strategy. Research shows that golfing travelers, whether for business or leisure, tend to travel more frequently and spend about 35% more per trip than the average tourist.Article Body:
Golf's Growing Presence in the Caribbean
The Caribbean has witnessed a remarkable expansion of the golf industry over the past decade. Legendary course architects like Jack Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf, Greg Norman, and Peter Dye have brought their expertise to the region, boosting its golfing appeal.Perfect Conditions for Golf in St. Kitts
St. Kitts' ideal climate and environment make it perfect for golf. The island's stunning beaches and lush jungles set the stage for four new tournament-quality courses in the coming years. Here's a look at what's to come and how you can make the most of your golf getaway in the Caribbean.Top Golf Destinations in St. Kitts
Royal St. Kitts Golf Club
At the heart of St. Kitts' golf scene is the recently revamped Royal St. Kitts Golf Club. Affiliated with the St. Kitts Marriott Resort and Royal Beach Casino, this 6,900-yard, par 71 course designed by Thomas McBroom offers breathtaking views of both the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea. The club features a luxurious clubhouse with a restaurant, bar, locker rooms, and a full-service pro shop. It will also host the Faldo Institute by Marriott, a premier training and education center. The Marriott itself boasts 648 rooms, three swimming pools, the expansive Royal Beach Casino, and the exquisite Emerald Mist Spa.Upcoming Courses and Developments
Scheduled to open in early 2007, the $14-million La Valle Golf Course by Charles Howard will present a classic links layout with stunning vistas of the Caribbean Sea, nearby islands, and Mount Liamuiga. Future plans include private villas, a new marina, and a luxury hotel surrounding the course.In the Sandy Bank area, a $295 million golf resort will launch in 2008, featuring a championship course by Rees Jones, brother of legendary architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. This course is poised to be another standout addition to St. Kitts' offerings.
The Kittitian Heights Resort at Belmont Estate, a $195 million development 20 miles from Basseterre, is expected to open in 2011. Designed by former Masters Champion Ian Woosnam, this course will add to the island's allure.
Golfing in Nevis
On Nevis, St. Kitts' sister island, the Four Seasons Caribbean Golf Resort showcases a design by Robert Trent Jones Jr., setting high standards since its completion in 1991. A new course by Canadian architect Doug Carrick is slated to open in 2008, winding through coconut groves at the foothills of Mount Nevis.St. Kitts and Nevis are fast becoming premier destinations for golfers. With top-notch courses, luxurious accommodations, and breathtaking landscapes, a golfing trip to these islands promises an unforgettable experience.
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