Five Forts Golf Club

Five Forts Golf Course occupies a wonderful oceanside property near St George's in Bermuda. I played a twilight round in the off-season (April) and managed to play in 2 hours!

The course is in beautiful condition and quite challenging for an executive length track. The pro was very welcoming, but there were virtually no amenities (e.g. halfway house or drinks cart).

Pricewise, it's a bit on the steep side for what you get, but very little is inexpensive in Bermuda.

Conditions were average at best. Not worth the greens fees they charge. I expected alot better!

Amazing location, breathtaking views. The only course I’ve ever played where I was able to drive a golf cart into an abandoned stone fort between holes.

Condition is ok and pretty expensive but finished 18 in 1.5 hours and got a handful of amazing photos.

The golf now hot deal was about 60% savings when I booked it the morning of the round. Then I paid for rental clubs at the pro shop.

I am not a regular golfer but played with three others who are regular golfers who play on all the island's courses. The greens are in extremely good condition indeed and the course itself winds around the back of St. George with views of the sea. It is not a difficult golf course, but we had a beautiful afternoon and enjoyed the outing.

15 handicap enjoy the course low handicaps might want something longer , but it was a lot of fun for my wife and myself she is a new golfer .

Friendly staff, course is ~4500 yards par 68 that was fun to play with my wife while on vacation. Lots of par 3s that are more narrow with undulation. Would play again if I could find a deal, the normal price is a bit steep.

I believe that 5 Forts is a very nice golf course but in all honesty not worth the money being charged to play.

Golf now didn’t work on this course. Went down to the pro shop and they said golfnow was always problematic. Would not honour the golfnow rate and tried to charge 240. Not worth it for a par 66

We only played the back 9 due to ferry schedules. Short course-Many Par 3's. Beautiful back drops. 18th was our favorite. Very well-maintained course, carts, and the nice Taylor M clubs we needed to rent. Pro Shop and starters were very helpful.

Our favorite cab driver, a local, recommended the course from his youth. It was apparently a muni , closed for a few years, and now reopened as part of the St Regis. Course is short but challenging. Lots of elevation changes, some tricky carries, and firm greens all conspire against a great score. We were literally the only players on a stunning day, and took advantage of the $50 continuation fee. Great views, and lots of wind. No bargain at the regular price, but the golf special online at $80 was great.