Tryall Club

The Tryall Club golf course is one of the Caribbean's most prestigious and historic layouts, carved into the hillside of a former sugar plantation on Jamaica's northwest coast. Designed by Ralph Plummer and opened in 1958, the course hosted the Johnnie Walker World Championship (the unofficial world championship of golf) from 1991 to 1995, bringing the world's best players to this spectacular Caribbean setting. The course features dramatic elevation changes, ocean views, and the historic Tryall Great House as a backdrop.