The Country Club course at Sandy Lane delivers a championship test in a striking inland setting overlooking Barbados’ west coast. Designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1998, it played host to the 2006 World Golf Championships World Cup, underlining its tournament credentials. Set higher than the coastal resort, the layout is more exposed to the breeze, adding an extra layer of challenge across its par-72, 7,000-plus-yard design.

Generous fairways are balanced by well-placed bunkering and subtly contoured greens that demand a precise approach. It’s a course that rewards confident ball-striking without feeling overly severe, and with the same high standards of conditioning and service found throughout Sandy Lane, it offers a polished yet properly competitive round.