Nassau Golf Trip Planning Guide
Bahamian golf with a casino chaser. Royal Blue at Baha Mar — the only Nicklaus Signature course in the country — and Tom Weiskopf's oceanside Ocean Club on Paradise Island, both backed by mega-resorts, casinos and beach bars. A 45-minute flight from Miami.
Quick Facts
Spring, Fall
NAS (20 min drive)
$140–$325
$314/night
0 of 2
~$518/person
Sample 3-Day Itinerary
Here's a realistic 3-day itinerary for a group golf trip to Nassau. Every venue below is real and pulled from our curated database — no filler.
Day 1
Royal Blue Golf Course at Baha Mar — resort, $275–$325
The only Jack Nicklaus Signature course in the Bahamas — restored and reopened with the Baha Mar resort
Marcus at Baha Mar — seafood, $$$$ · 4.4★
Marcus Samuelsson's fish-and-chops rooftop spot at Baha Mar — the standout resort dinner
Martini Bar at the Ocean Club — cocktail · Open late
Cinematic Paradise Island bar where James Bond ordered his martini in Casino Royale
Day 2
Ocean Club Golf Course — coastal, $140–$225
Tom Weiskopf peninsula course on Paradise Island — often called the prettiest in the Bahamas; a Korn Ferry Tour host
Exuma Swimming Pigs Day Trip — full day, $180–$500/pp
Fly or boat to the Exumas to swim with the famous pigs and snorkel the cays — a bucket-list rest day
Graycliff Restaurant — upscale, $$$$ · 4.5★
Fine dining in a 1700s downtown Nassau mansion with one of the great wine cellars in the world
The Out Island Bar (Baha Mar) — tiki
Open-air beachside bar at Baha Mar with a 1950s-Nassau feel
Day 3
Baha Mar & Atlantis Casinos — half day, $0–$0/pp
Two full Vegas-style casinos on the island — free entry, open late, steps from your room
Dune (Four Seasons Ocean Club) — upscale, $$$$
Jean-Georges beachfront French-Asian on Paradise Island — the celebration dinner near the Ocean Club course
John Watling's Distillery — patio
Historic estate distillery downtown for rum tours and tastings on the veranda
Course-by-Course Guide
Nassau has 2 courses worth playing, including 1 bucket-list tier layout.
Where to Stay
Nassau has 2 group-friendly lodging options in our database, starting at $314/night for the whole house.
$314–$700 /night
Grand Hyatt Baha Mar (Cable Beach) — casino and the Royal Blue course on property; the golf-centric base
$400–$900 /night
Atlantis Paradise Island — casino, water park and the Ocean Club course nearby
Group Dining Guide
3 restaurants vetted for group golf trips.
Marcus at Baha Mar
$$$$Marcus Samuelsson's fish-and-chops rooftop spot at Baha Mar — the standout resort dinner
Graycliff Restaurant
$$$$Fine dining in a 1700s downtown Nassau mansion with one of the great wine cellars in the world
Dune (Four Seasons Ocean Club)
$$$$Jean-Georges beachfront French-Asian on Paradise Island — the celebration dinner near the Ocean Club course
Nightlife
3 bars curated for groups. 1 stay open past midnight.
Martini Bar at the Ocean Club
Late nightCinematic Paradise Island bar where James Bond ordered his martini in Casino Royale
The Out Island Bar (Baha Mar)
Open-air beachside bar at Baha Mar with a 1950s-Nassau feel
John Watling's Distillery
Historic estate distillery downtown for rum tours and tastings on the veranda
Activities Beyond Golf
2 off-course activities for rest days or afternoons.
Exuma Swimming Pigs Day Trip
Fly or boat to the Exumas to swim with the famous pigs and snorkel the cays — a bucket-list rest day
Baha Mar & Atlantis Casinos
Two full Vegas-style casinos on the island — free entry, open late, steps from your room
Getting There
Fly into Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS) — it's a 20-minute drive to Nassau. For groups of 8+, consider booking a shuttle or party bus from the airport (local providers include Simon's Transport Bahamas and Bahamas Executive Tours). Renting two SUVs usually works for groups of 4-8.