Teeth Of The Dog

Tee off at Teeth of the Dog, Pete Dye’s legendary masterpiece and one of the world’s most celebrated golf courses. Carved by hand from the rugged coral coastline, the 18-hole course opened in 1971 with seven holes running directly alongside the Caribbean Sea.

Widely regarded as the crown jewel of Caribbean golf, Teeth of the Dog is a Pete Dye masterpiece celebrated worldwide for its extraordinary coastal setting and uncompromising design. Sea breezes, sheer coastal edges, strategic bunkers and undulating greens demand precision, creativity and nerve, with the Caribbean shaping every shot. Following an extensive restoration led by former U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate, the course continues to honour Dye’s original vision.

For the final round of the inaugural 1970 Golf Tournament, the stakes rise at one of the world’s great golfing venues. With the Caribbean Sea stretching beyond the fairways, Teeth of the Dog provides a fittingly spectacular finale.