Golf in Trinidad and Tobago is best approached as part of an island stay rather than a course-hopping itinerary. Trinidad has the broader choice of facilities, generally convenient for travellers based around Port of Spain and the west of the island. Tobago adds a quieter, more beach-focused setting, with golf fitting naturally into a few relaxed days. Expect tropical vegetation, warm conditions and occasional rain showers; course maintenance and playing conditions can vary with the season.
International arrivals use Trinidad or Tobago, with domestic air and sea links between the islands. Allow time for transfers, particularly when changing islands, and confirm tee times, visitor access, dress requirements and cart availability directly with the club. The drier months usually make scheduling easier, although trade winds, heat and brief showers remain part of the experience. Pack lightweight golf clothing, sun protection and rain cover, and plan early tee times when possible. Outside the round, both islands offer diverse dining and coastal excursions, but their distinct pace and travel logistics reward a flexible itinerary. A rental car is useful on Tobago, subject to local arrangements.
