Belmont Hills Golf Club

Nice Layout but terrible conditions and cart paths only staff at baggage drop and clean clubs call me a taxi before I got done was fantastic

I'm a member, but purchased a round for my son. It's a good course for all skill levels, but it desperately needs watering. Everything is very dry at this time, so it's hard to find grass to place your ball on. All of the grass is very yellow and dry.

This is a fun, picturesque course, but be forewarned , it has many narrow fairways.
Undulating greens are a fun challeng. Bring your A game but B,C, and D players will have a great time.

Belmont Hills is one of Bermuda's five 18-hole layouts. Of the four that play to a par of 70 or more (i.e. excluding Turtle Hill, the 18-hole par-3 layout at the Fairmont Southampton) it is the shortest and most idiosyncratic on the island. The scorecard lists the yardage at 6,100 yards, but don't be fooled - many back tee yardages don't exist, and the course plays more like 5,700 yards. With small greens and some significant elevation changes, though, it has its challenges - the terrifying tee shot on the second hole needs to be seen to be believed. And its charms, too, especially in the form of some splendid views of the Great Sound from the tee of the drop-shot par-3 17th.

This course was in good shape and the staff was extremely friendly. Only issue was that the course was cart path only. This wasn't a huge issue as some of the fairways are very narrow, but it can cause issues for some of the longer holes. Pace of play was excellent andif you are able to get one of the hot deals on golfnow you cannot beat the value.

Challenging course with small greens. Must play for accuracy and ball placement. Greens are in good shape. Not much water but still a challenging and fun to play course. Every time I go to Bermuda I will make sure I play Belmont Hills.

Belmont Hills is a very playable track. My wife (36 handicapper) and I (9 handicapper) both enjoyed it. I think it helped that we were paired with somebody who knew the course a little bit. If you want a break from the expensive courses (Mid Ocean, Tucker's Point, Port Royal), this works. Like all of the Bermuda courses, there were beautiful ocean views. Restaurant was closed or being refurbished, but maybe that's because it was December.

Really friendly and helpful staff. Drove out with the cart to load the clubs. Got us lots of ice for our water and sodas. Great course for all and a great opportunity to golf a longer course.

They are renovating the snack bar and I look forward to this. We usually stop for a snack after 9 holes, but it was closed.....:( Looked like they were going to open later.

Pro shop under construction/renovation. Got out on course right away great staff. Really slow round but we were a twosome. Conditions average at best aerated greens. Somewhat tight fairways quite hilly not as many nice views as expected. Port Royal a much better choice even at double the cost.

Played it twice this week and hardly saw anyone over 36 holes. Less than $100 for a round, cart and clubs. Staff were very helpful and the course was in great shape. Only comment on all the courses we have played in Bermuda... Stay out of the sand bunkers. They are rock hard like hitting off cement. They need to turn them over and add more to make them playable.

Great value rolling hills,ocean views on back nine

A short course that I would classify as sporty. I used my 5-wood off the tees and that was sufficient. Interesting layout with some wild pin placements on some holes. It was the most fun we've had on a golf course and took tons of pictures. Course was in great shape, except the green had been treated and had grooves on them.

Since course is of average distance, need to be accurate with shots. Hilly so had to adjust to awkward stances over ball. Greens were slow and bumpy. Course was in reasonable condition for late December. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Easy access to course by bus.

I like the convenience golfnow provides me. Just show up a play, no need to bring cards or cash. Maybe cash for snacks and drinks. Belmont is a good golf course to test your iron play.

Enjoyed the course but seemed kind of short. Still some good challenging holes in spite of this. Staff friendly and helpful. Got behind some slow players toward the end of the round so a ranger would've helped a bit. No beverage cart available on an extremely hot/humid day.

Playing in Bermuda helps but the course was in great shape and although some holes were tight for this 18 handicapper the views were wonderful, the course layout was nice and with nine courses on little Bermuda it was not crowded. Also with rain on our scheduled date they were very accommodative for play the next day. I would play it again

This course was in great shape and somewhat challenging with various hills. I would not recommend walking it although one of my co-players did.

Belmont is a course of moderate difficulty, fairly short and tight off of many tees; but still a much better option in Bermuda for 18+ handicappers who shouldn't be playing Mid-Ocean or Port Royal. We paid $90 for 18, including cart, not bad but not great value either. Nice view of the harbour on 17 tee. Staff is superb.

Very hilly, good conditions, difficult for a first time player. Back nine is more open.