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Rosewood Hotels & Resorts is an international luxury hotel company operating in 16 countries, offering some of the finest golf vacations across the globe. We pick out some of the best.

Located in Nassau in the Bahamas, this Rosewood resort is set on the gorgeous white sand of Cable Beach. It’s the most luxurious of the three resorts in the sprawling hotel development of Baha Mar; and is a sanctuary of exclusivity, surrounded by crystal clear waters and countless unspoiled islands. It’s also home to a Jack Nicklaus signature golf course.
There’s over 240 modern accommodation options ranging from hotel rooms to suites, two outdoor pools, a free water park, a fantastic spa and three restaurants. There’s also dozens of bar and dining options across the Baha Mar complex as a whole.
Jack’s course, Royal Blue, is a beautiful and enjoyably challenging 18-hole, par-72 course that winds its way through a tropical landscape. From a front nine of undulating fairways, rolling white sand dunes and the turquoise waters of the Atlantic, the back nine takes players across a limestone moonscape, elevation changes and dense jungle.

Set in a 5,000-acre country estate in Val d’Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Italian region of Tuscany, this five-star resort is infused with breathtaking natural beauty. The resort unveiled 19 new suites in 2021, so they are now offering a total of 42 suites and 11 villas, each created from restored 17th- and 18th-century Tuscan farmhouses in a village setting.
There’s a new heated infinity pool, excellent restaurants and a spa, adventurous activities, a winery and wine tasting, and historic Florence is just a two hour drive away.
The Club at the resort is reserved exclusively for members and guests. Its golf course is one of Europe’s finest private courses and the only continental European design of Tom Weiskopf. His layout is exquisitely blended into the soft curves and contours of the estate’s rolling hills and valleys with amazing views across the Val d’Orcia.

This resort offers a private world of beauty along Mexico’s Riviera Maya by the Caribbean Sea, in a setting of emerald lagoons, mangrove jungle and a pristine white sandy beach. It’s made up of a collection of 129 exquisitely private suites featuring private plunge pools and expansive terraces, many with private lagoon-side docks.
It’s home to one of the best and most luxurious spas you’ll ever visit, and there’s an abundance of diving, snorkelling, private yacht charters and ocean sports on offer. The dining ranges from casual, beachfront restaurants to upscale lagoon-side dining. In all there’s over 25 dining experiences onsite.
Mayakoba is home to El Camaleón, the first PGA Tour golf course in Latin America. This Greg Norman-designed masterpiece features 18 holes of world-class golf, stunning natural beauty, the Jim McLean Golf School, pro shop, and practice facilities.

Located on Al Maryah Island, this resort is a palatial luxury hotel delivering extravagance and excellent service in the UAE. There’s 148 guest rooms and 41 suites with views of the Arabian Gulf and Abu Dhabi skyline, seven restaurants and lounges, a pool with spacious pool deck, and Sense, A Rosewood Spa, featuring a fitness centre.
This waterfront property is directly connected to The Galleria, a luxury shopping destination. It’s also just 15 minutes from the cultural district on Saadiyat Island, home to the magnificent Louvre Abu Dhabi and Manarat Al Saadiyat.
Access to Saadiyat Beach Club, Saadiyat Beach Golf Club and Abu Dhabi Golf Club can also be arranged by the hotel. The Beach Club is a place of luxurious relaxation on the island of Saadiyat on a stretch of natural coastline, with a restaurant, bar, Jacuzzi, plunge pools and steam rooms.
Saadiyat Beach Golf Club is one of the finest golf experiences in the Middle East. Designed by legendary golfer Gary Player, it was the Arabian Gulf’s first seaside course when it opened in 2010, with several holes enjoying superb ocean views. Abu Dhabi Golf Club, designed by Peter Harradine, formerly hosted the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship presented by EGA, a Rolex Series event on the men’s DP world Tour, a testament to its world-class quality.

This tropical hideaway is an intimate retreat with exclusive access to the largest private pink-sand beach on Bermuda, a superb golf course, seven unique dining experiences and a luxury spa. Set in the east of Bermuda, it covers 240 acres of coastal beauty overlooking Castle Harbour and Harrington Sound.
With just 91 rooms and suites, it has the pleasant feel of an English country house, and you can upgrade to a room with an ocean view. You can try sailing, dive shipwrecks and colourful reefs, play tennis, or visit the luxurious spa or two swimming pools. There are bars and five restaurants including beachfront and clubhouse options.
The 18-hole, par-70 Tucker’s Point Golf Course is Bermuda’s premier golf experience, known for its undulating fairways, elevated tees, changeable wind and dramatic views. It’s in incredible condition and was recently enhanced by Roger Rulewich, former chief designer for Robert Trent Jones.