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Ninety seconds on Port Royal Golf Course
You need no membership to play Port Royal: non-residents book tee times any day of the week, and clubs, carts and soft-spike shoes are all for hire. Bring a collared shirt.
Most of a round here is about playing the wind off the Atlantic. The opening holes run past ponds and bunkers, and after the sixth the sea comes into view.
From the fifteenth the ocean is on your left. The sixteenth needs a solid tee shot over a stretch of sea to a green on its own peninsula, usually into a crosswind. The seventeenth keeps the wind and adds a pond left of the fairway.
The practice ground has a driving range with ocean views, a chipping green and a putting green. Book lessons with the club professionals at the pro shop, which also rents lockers.
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