Cinnamon Hill Golf Club
Montego Bay, Caribbean
Cinnamon Hill Golf Club overview
Located just a 10 minute drive from the Iberostar Rose Hall Beach this course (Initially created by Hank Smedley and subsequently re-designed by Robert von Hagge and Rick Baril in 2001) presents an expansive parkland-style design, showcasing two holes that hug the ocean's edge. Comprising 18 holes and offering a par of 72, this course spans a total distance of 6,828 yards. The highlight of the course lies in its remarkable elevation shifts, exemplified by the 17th hole's tee, which sits a remarkable 350 feet above the tranquil Caribbean Sea.
Signature Holes
Cinnamon Hill Golf Course is renowned for its 15th hole, which stands out as the signature attraction. It is on this hole that you can encounter a breath-taking waterfall that gained fame in the 1973 James Bond film "Live and Let Die," starring Roger Moore. Stretching over a distance of 220 yards, this hole plays as a Par-3.
