Bermuda offers oceanfront golf on a compact Atlantic archipelago, where fairways often sit close to rocky shoreline, small coves and exposed ridges. The island’s limestone terrain creates rolling lies and firm ground in drier periods, while coastal wind can make club selection as important as distance. Courses are generally reached easily from the main resort areas, though road travel is slower than the map suggests.
Golf can be played throughout the year, but conditions vary with trade winds, winter fronts and summer humidity. Spring and autumn usually provide comfortable temperatures and reliable course conditions; summer brings warmer, more humid days and a greater chance of rain or tropical weather. Reserve tee times early around holiday periods, allow flexibility for wind and showers, and check each club’s visitor access, dress requirements and transportation arrangements before arrival. Bermuda’s compact scale makes it practical to combine golf with beaches, historic towns and coastal walks without long transfer days. Visitors can also plan short sightseeing stops between rounds, using ferries or taxis where appropriate and leaving extra time for narrow roads, changing weather and relaxed island pace.
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