9-Hole Round Replay

Originally built in late nineteenth century as a modest three hole course, this golfing destination gradually evolved into a more expansive layout during the early twentieth century. By the late nineteen twenties it had grown into a full eighteen hole course, reflecting the rising popularity of the sport on the island. After the mid twentieth century period of global conflict, the course was reconfigured into its present form as a compact yet challenging nine hole arrangement that continues to preserve its historic charm and character.

The course is set within a narrow canyon landscape that gently guides play toward the ocean, creating a unique blend of natural beauty and sporting challenge. Players experience sweeping coastal views along with elevated terrain that adds both difficulty and visual appeal. Small greens demand precision while strategically placed bunkers test accuracy and control. A driving practice area and putting space are available for skill refinement. Wildlife such as deer, hawks, and the island fox often enhance the natural atmosphere, making each round feel closely connected to the island environment.