Golf in Netherlands Antilles
We have 2 golf courses in Netherlands Antilles in our golf course database.
The Netherlands Antilles is home to four golf courses that are out of this world. One of the courses is the Old Quarry Curacao golf course. This course is located at the Hyatt Regency Curacao Golf Resort, Spa and Marina. The 18 hole, par 72, course was designed by Pete Dye. The course is just less than 7000 yards long and is appropriate for any skilled golfer. The club house has a driving range, golf grill, pro shop, lockers and club storage for you to use at your convenience.
The Hyatt Regency offers great combo packages to stay and play. The resort has three divine restaurants, a 4500 square foot Spa, a salon, three pools, and more! This is a great vacation for the whole family.
Curacao Golf & Squash Club
The Curaçao Golf & Squash Club is a small club with approximately 600 members. The 18-holes par 70 course consists of 10 greens that are set in a brilliant oasis of tranquility, rare trees, brushes, birds (wild doves and parrots) and reptiles (iguanas).
The Curaçao Golf & Squash Club is a very active club where matches are organized almost daily. Because of its convenient location [in the Caribbean with lots of sun and easily reachable] many golfers have migrated to Curaçao which has resulted in the fact that the level of the average golfer is high.
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Don't play too much golf. Two rounds a day are plenty.
Harry Vardon
FORE! Lee Westwood ball ends up in a woman's shirt !!!
Lee Westwood hooked his drive on the 13th hole into a crowd of folks at the Ritz Charlton Golf Course as a part of the Accenture Match Play Championship.
This is maybe not news but where the ball landed is incredible..... The ball somehow made it's way into a woman's shirt as seen in the video below.
What would have been funnier is if the lady would have taken a run towards the green and dropped the ball there or even dropped it in the hole :)
Did you know
In 1586 a woman played golf for the first time. The first woman-player was the queen of Scotland - Maria Stuart.
