Thread: Jamaica Golf

18 Hole Championship Course

TryAll Golf

An ideal time-tested mix of fun and challenge
With holes that kiss the shoreline and flirt with the edges of jungle ravines, Tryall Club features the most celebrated golf course in the Caribbean.
Tryall's 18-hole, par-72 championship course was designed by Ralph Plummer and has played host to such prestigious international events as the Johnnie Walker World Championship, last won here by Fred Couples in 1995.
The signature par-three 4th hole incorporates the natural challenges of the Caribbean Sea and the Flint River, while the memorable par-four 7th hole provides a dramatic tee-shot through the stone pillars of the historic aqueduct that feeds the adjacent waterwheel.
Tryall is famous for its caddies: lively, entertaining, experienced, dedicated -with an uncanny ability to track down wayward shots and to read the breaks on even the trickiest greens.

Green Fees

In Season Daily
Dec 21- April 15

Off Season Daily
April 16 - Dec 20


Tax


Comments


Guests of Residents and Overseas Members


$65.00


$40.00


8.25%





In-Villa Guests


$85.00


$40.00


8.25%


Special discounts available for players under 25 yrs. No controlled tee off times.


Non-Residential Guests


$125.00


$125.00


Tax Included

Golf Cart Rental

18 holes


$27.00 plus 8.25% tax


9 holes


$16.00 plus 8.25% tax

Caddy Fees & Tipping Policy



''A'' Rated Caddy


Shared Caddy


18 Holes


$30.00
Recommended $10.00 tip


$45.00
Recommended $15.00 tip


9 Holes


$15.00
Recommended $5.00 tip


$23.00
Recommended $10.00 tip



*Tipping is not mandatory. If your caddy is courteous, helpful, gives accurate yardage, repairs ball marks, and performs to your satisfaction, we recommend that you tip him accordingly. Caddy fee and tip may be paid through the Golf Pro Shop and charged to your account.


Rates are quoted in US Dollars.
ALL RATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Hole 1
Par4Blue 373White364Red331
Yardages are to the center of green.

A small driving area between the Casuarina tree on the right and the Practice Range on the left (OB). Position off the tee is more important than length.
Numbers on green are in yards from the front of the green
Tee yardage is shown by letters (A,B).
The yardage is from the indicated point on the tee to the corresponding letter with an arrowhead in the distance.

LEGEND

This symbol in the fairway indicates permanent markers that are 100, 150, 200, or 250 yards to the center of the green. The markers also have the yardage indicated to the front and back centers of the green. Similar markers are on par three tees.

Sprinkler HeadsWater hazardsBunkersGreensRoughRoadRock WallGrass MoundsTrees: CasuarinaTrees: Royal PalmTrees: Coconut PalmTrees: OthersPrepared by Billy Poteat. Measured electronically and by calibrated line.
Copyright©1994, Pro's Yardage Caddy, Columbia, S.C. 803-782-2811

Hole 2 Par3Blue 193White157Red98
Yardages are to the center of green.

Water from tee to green sets up this hole. The prevailing wind can either help your shot or knock it down. Gauge it carefully.
Numbers on green are in yards from the front of the green
Tee yardage is shown by letters (A,B).
The yardage is from the indicated point on the tee to the corresponding letter with an arrowhead in the distance.

LEGEND

This symbol in the fairway indicates permanent markers that are 100, 150, 200, or 250 yards to the center of the green. The markers also have the yardage indicated to the front and back centers of the green. Similar markers are on par three tees.

Sprinkler HeadsWater hazardsBunkersGreensRoughRoadRock WallGrass MoundsTrees: CasuarinaTrees: Royal PalmTrees: Coconut PalmTrees: OthersPrepared by Billy Poteat. Measured electronically and by calibrated line.
Copyright©1994, Pro's Yardage Caddy, Columbia, S.C. 803-782-2811

Hole 3 Par5Blue 521White515Red465
Yardages are to the center of green.

This par five rewards accuracy. Keep your tee shot to the right, but not in the rough. Depending on your lie and the wind, you can either lay up or hit a big one past the troublesome pond. The green is small and well protected
Numbers on green are in yards from the front of the green
Tee yardage is shown by letters (A,B).
The yardage is from the indicated point on the tee to the corresponding letter with an arrowhead in the distance.

LEGEND

This symbol in the fairway indicates permanent markers that are 100, 150, 200, or 250 yards to the center of the green. The markers also have the yardage indicated to the front and back centers of the green. Similar markers are on par three tees.

Sprinkler HeadsWater hazardsBunkersGreensRoughRoadRock WallGrass MoundsTrees: CasuarinaTrees: Royal PalmTrees: Coconut PalmTrees: OthersPrepared by Billy Poteat. Measured electronically and by calibrated line.
Copyright©1994, Pro's Yardage Caddy, Columbia, S.C. 803-782-2811

Hole 4 Par3Blue 175White161Red84
Yardages are to the center of green.

Tryall's newest hole has become its Signature. No margin for error on the par three -- the Caribbean Sea to your left, Flint River in front and the wind usually blowing from left to right! The wind at the green will be different from what you feel on the tee. Par is well-earned and birdies are rare.
Numbers on green are in yards from the front of the green
Tee yardage is shown by letters (A,B).
The yardage is from the indicated point on the tee to the corresponding letter with an arrowhead in the distance.

LEGEND

This symbol in the fairway indicates permanent markers that are 100, 150, 200, or 250 yards to the center of the green. The markers also have the yardage indicated to the front and back centers of the green. Similar markers are on par three tees.

Sprinkler HeadsWater hazardsBunkersGreensRoughRoadRock WallGrass MoundsTrees: CasuarinaTrees: Royal PalmTrees: Coconut PalmTrees: OthersPrepared by Billy Poteat. Measured electronically and by calibrated line.
Copyright©1994, Pro's Yardage Caddy, Columbia, S.C. 803-782-2811

Hole 5 Par4Blue 367White332Red366
Yardages are to the center of green.

Your drive sets up a potential birdie. Aim at the palm tree in the center. Don't cut off too much on the left. The rough can be penal. The back and front centre pin positions make for challenging putts.
Numbers on green are in yards from the front of the green
Tee yardage is shown by letters (A,B).
The yardage is from the indicated point on the tee to the corresponding letter with an arrowhead in the distance.

LEGEND

This symbol in the fairway indicates permanent markers that are 100, 150, 200, or 250 yards to the center of the green. The markers also have the yardage indicated to the front and back centers of the green. Similar markers are on par three tees.

Sprinkler HeadsWater hazardsBunkersGreensRoughRoadRock WallGrass MoundsTrees: CasuarinaTrees: Royal PalmTrees: Coconut PalmTrees: OthersPrepared by Billy Poteat. Measured electronically and by calibrated line.
Copyright©1994, Pro's Yardage Caddy, Columbia, S.C. 803-782-2811

Hole 6 Par4, 5, 5Blue 510White476Red380
Yardages are to the center of green.

Drive between the two bunkers and set yourself up for an eagle. When the wind is at your back, the green is reachable in two.
Numbers on green are in yards from the front of the green
Tee yardage is shown by letters (A,B).
The yardage is from the indicated point on the tee to the corresponding letter with an arrowhead in the distance.

LEGEND

This symbol in the fairway indicates permanent markers that are 100, 150, 200, or 250 yards to the center of the green. The markers also have the yardage indicated to the front and back centers of the green. Similar markers are on par three tees.

Sprinkler HeadsWater hazardsBunkersGreensRoughRoadRock WallGrass MoundsTrees: CasuarinaTrees: Royal PalmTrees: Coconut PalmTrees: OthersPrepared by Billy Poteat. Measured electronically and by calibrated line.
Copyright©1994, Pro's Yardage Caddy, Columbia, S.C. 803-782-2811

Hole 7 Par4Blue 434White396Red326
Yardages are to the center of green.

An uphill par 4 which intimidates. From the blues you drive through the waterwheel arch while the white tees have a canopy of trees to funnel your shot through. Keep your shot to the green to the left side.
Numbers on green are in yards from the front of the green
Tee yardage is shown by letters (A,B).
The yardage is from the indicated point on the tee to the corresponding letter with an arrowhead in the distance.

LEGEND

This symbol in the fairway indicates permanent markers that are 100, 150, 200, or 250 yards to the center of the green. The markers also have the yardage indicated to the front and back centers of the green. Similar markers are on par three tees.

Sprinkler HeadsWater hazardsBunkersGreensRoughRoadRock WallGrass MoundsTrees: CasuarinaTrees: Royal PalmTrees: Coconut PalmTrees: OthersPrepared by Billy Poteat. Measured electronically and by calibrated line.
Copyright©1994, Pro's Yardage Caddy, Columbia, S.C. 803-782-2811

Hole 8 Par4, 5, 5Blue 482White482Red380
Yardages are to the center of green.

An elevated green, the wind at your back and a par (from the white tees) should be achievable. As a par four, however, some World Championship players have suffered triple bogies. The green is hard, fast and unforgiving.
Numbers on green are in yards from the front of the green
Tee yardage is shown by letters (A,B).
The yardage is from the indicated point on the tee to the corresponding letter with an arrowhead in the distance.

LEGEND

This symbol in the fairway indicates permanent markers that are 100, 150, 200, or 250 yards to the center of the green. The markers also have the yardage indicated to the front and back centers of the green. Similar markers are on par three tees.

Sprinkler HeadsWater hazardsBunkersGreensRoughRoadRock WallGrass MoundsTrees: CasuarinaTrees: Royal PalmTrees: Coconut PalmTrees: OthersPrepared by Billy Poteat. Measured electronically and by calibrated line.
Copyright©1994, Pro's Yardage Caddy, Columbia, S.C. 803-782-2811

Hole 9 Par4, 4, 5Blue 404White388Red350
Yardages are to the center of green.

The breathtaking view has caused many to lose their concentration! There is a ditch to the left and a tee shot to the right of the fairway will probably prevent you from reaching the green in regulation. The green is long and slopes back to front.
Numbers on green are in yards from the front of the green
Tee yardage is shown by letters (A,B).
The yardage is from the indicated point on the tee to the corresponding letter with an arrowhead in the distance.

LEGEND

This symbol in the fairway indicates permanent markers that are 100, 150, 200, or 250 yards to the center of the green. The markers also have the yardage indicated to the front and back centers of the green. Similar markers are on par three tees.

Sprinkler HeadsWater hazardsBunkersGreensRoughRoadRock WallGrass MoundsTrees: CasuarinaTrees: Royal PalmTrees: Coconut PalmTrees: OthersPrepared by Billy Poteat. Measured electronically and by calibrated line.
Copyright©1994, Pro's Yardage Caddy, Columbia, S.C. 803-782-2811