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Play nine holes atop cliffs and coastal pines at Cinnamon Hill, with private transport from Montego Bay and views toward Rose Hall Great House. World-class caddies, plantation-era relics, and an optional upgrade to 18 holes make this a compact, memorable round.
Play nine holes atop cliffs and coastal pines at Cinnamon Hill, with private transport from Montego Bay and views toward Rose Hall Great House. World-class caddies, plantation-era relics, and an optional upgrade to 18 holes make this a compact, memorable round.
The first tee opens like an invitation: Atlantic wind on your face, a pine-lined fairway collapsing toward turquoise, and the white façade of Rose Hall Great House coming into view on the second hole.
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Operated by Trav Sun Tours · Montego Bay, St. James
The first tee opens like an invitation: Atlantic wind on your face, a pine-lined fairway collapsing toward turquoise, and the white façade of Rose Hall Great House coming into view on the second hole.
Cinnamon Hill is a course shaped by Jamaica’s plantation past and coastal geology — old sugar-mill aqueducts thread the grounds, limestone outcrops rise above seaside holes, and a waterfall near the 15th once cameoed in a James Bond film. Course architects von Hagge and Rick Baril reworked Hank Smedley’s original routing to exploit elevation changes: a 17th tee sits roughly 350 feet above the Caribbean, offering raw, exposed golf where wind matters as much as club selection.
Local culture is audible in the caddies’ banter; many are expert green readers and local historians who’ll point out the Cinnamon Hill Great House and tell stories of Johnny and June Cash’s decades-long residency.
Practical guidance: the listed option covers nine holes and private transport from Montego Bay; equipment is not included, but clubs are available to rent at the course. Expect roughly 90 minutes for nine holes if paced briskly; upgrade to 18 holes on site if you want the full test. Dress in breathable, sun-protective layers and shoes with soft spikes — paths between tees can be uneven and sometimes sandy. Hydrate before arrival; bottled water and a rum punch are commonly offered post-round.
Book morning tee times for calmer wind and clearer views. Bring cash for caddie tips and club rentals, and allow extra time to talk to a caddy — their knowledge will improve your score and the story of the course.
Yes — this option includes private, air-conditioned transport to and from Montego Bay pickup points.
Equipment is not included; the clubhouse typically offers rental clubs and shoes for an additional fee.
Yes — the tour offers a 9-hole round by default but you can upgrade to 18 holes on site, subject to availability and extra cost.
Tipping is customary; caddies are experienced and often greatly improve your round, so plan to tip in cash at the end.
Trav Sun Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The first tee opens like an invitation: Atlantic wind on your face, a pine-lined fairway collapsing toward turquoise, and the white façade of Rose Hall Great House coming into view on the second hole.
The first tee opens like an invitation: Atlantic wind on your face, a pine-lined fairway collapsing toward turquoise, and the white façade of Rose Hall Great House coming into view on the second hole.
Cinnamon Hill is a course shaped by Jamaica’s plantation past and coastal geology — old sugar-mill aqueducts thread the grounds, limestone outcrops rise above seaside holes, and a waterfall near the 15th once cameoed in a James Bond film. Course architects von Hagge and Rick Baril reworked Hank Smedley’s original routing to exploit elevation changes: a 17th tee sits roughly 350 feet above the Caribbean, offering raw, exposed golf where wind matters as much as club selection.
Local culture is audible in the caddies’ banter; many are expert green readers and local historians who’ll point out the Cinnamon Hill Great House and tell stories of Johnny and June Cash’s decades-long residency.
Practical guidance: the listed option covers nine holes and private transport from Montego Bay; equipment is not included, but clubs are available to rent at the course. Expect roughly 90 minutes for nine holes if paced briskly; upgrade to 18 holes on site if you want the full test. Dress in breathable, sun-protective layers and shoes with soft spikes — paths between tees can be uneven and sometimes sandy. Hydrate before arrival; bottled water and a rum punch are commonly offered post-round.
Book morning tee times for calmer wind and clearer views. Bring cash for caddie tips and club rentals, and allow extra time to talk to a caddy — their knowledge will improve your score and the story of the course.