Mt. Irvine Golf Course

The Mount Irvine Bay Golf Course is an award-winning, championship quality 18-hole course with spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea, carved out from the grounds of an old coconut plantation.

The course was designed by the late Commander John D. Harris and, considered to be his finest, it is regarded as one of the premier golf courses in the Caribbean.

Established in 1968, the course is set within gently rolling countryside along the north coast of Tobago, with a view of the sea from every hole and an abundance of massive coconut palm trees.



Awards
The Mount Irvine Bay Hotel and Golf Club was voted the Caribbean Golf Resort of 1994, by the readers of the award-winning Lifestyle & Travel Magazine "Caribbean World" in association with the "Travel Weekly" magazine of the United Kingdom. The award was presented by well-known Trinidadian broadcaster with BBC TV, Mr Trevor McDonald, and received by Mrs Pamela Jenkinson on behalf of the hotel.

Course Records
The Course record of 65 is currently held by British Pro, Roger Chapman, and the Ladies' Record of 69 by Julie Greenhaigh.

Major Tournaments
The Tobago Golf Club was selected in 1969 to host one of the tournaments in the famous film and TV series "Shell's Wonderful World of Golf". It has also hosted the Johnnie Walker International Pro-Am.

Mount Irvine boasts a well-furnished Club House and Restaurant with golf carts and other equipment available for rent.

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