Royal Blue Golf Club at Baha Mar
Nicklaus dunes, a limestone back nine and tees that move every morning on Cable Beach.
Destination imageryWeiskopf’s windy peninsula course, kept for guests of Atlantis and the Four Seasons Ocean Club.

The Ocean Club Golf Course fills the eastern tip of Paradise Island, the narrow island joined to Nassau by two bridges. Tom Weiskopf laid it out over a 1960s course, with water on both sides of the narrow peninsula, so the wind is rarely still. The first thing to know is access: it is a resort course for guests of Atlantis Paradise Island and The Ocean Club, a Four Seasons Resort. If you are not staying at one of them, you will need to book a room to play.
Guests of Atlantis book through the resort’s golf page or by calling the Ocean Club Golf Shop on +1 242 363 6682. Four Seasons guests have access to the course and arrange tee times through the hotel or the same shop. Neither hotel publishes green fees; the shop quotes them on request, and Atlantis guests can check live availability with the Book Now link for the dates of their stay. Atlantis also runs a Golf Getaway offer: a minimum three-night new booking at The Coral, The Royal, The Cove or The Reef includes one afternoon round for two with cart, a US$25 pro shop credit and a US$50 clubhouse food credit. The afternoon tee time has to be booked before you arrive.
The original course here was laid out by Dick Wilson when Huntington Hartford’s Ocean Club opened in 1962. Weiskopf, working with Phil Smith, built a new 18 over the site, and it reopened in 2001. It is a par 72 of a little over 7,100 yards from the back tees, stretched along the Oceanside peninsula so that many holes look out over open water. Atlantis describes crosswinds that test strong players, and that is the course’s real defence rather than length. The hole most often singled out is Spyglass, the 208-yard par-three 12th, where the tee shot carries an inlet to a well-bunkered green that slopes towards you. Atlantis closed the course from 8 to 14 January 2026 for a Korn Ferry Tour event.
Be clear about the extras at Atlantis before you compare prices. The resort adds a 21% charge to room rates (10% VAT plus two tourism levies), a daily resort fee of US$64.90 at The Coral, US$71.50 at The Royal and US$77 at The Cove and The Reef including VAT, and mandatory gratuities of up to US$12 per person per night at The Coral and The Royal, or US$26 at The Cove and The Reef. The Golf Getaway is valid for stays until 19 December 2026 and is blacked out from 21 to 30 November 2026 and from 20 December 2026 to 2 January 2027. Callaway sets are available to rent, and the Golf in Paradise Twilight package, for Atlantis guests only, takes 50% off club rentals.
Lynden Pindling International (NAS) is at the far western end of New Providence. The Four Seasons puts the drive to The Ocean Club at about 40 minutes, crossing one of the two bridges from Nassau to Paradise Island. Atlantis sits at the western end of the island, a short shuttle or taxi ride from the golf clubhouse.
Nearby: 1. Royal Blue Golf Club at Baha Mar (13 km)
The Ocean Club, a Four Seasons Resort, is next to the course. It opened in 1962, joined Four Seasons in 2017 and has 107 rooms, suites and villas, with the terraced Versailles Gardens running inland from the beach. Atlantis Paradise Island is the larger choice: The Coral and The Royal are the family-scale towers with the water park on the doorstep, while The Cove and The Reef are quieter and more expensive. All count as resort guests for golf.
Royal Blue at Baha Mar, Jack Nicklaus’s course on Cable Beach, is open to visitors and makes a good second round on New Providence, a taxi ride west along the north shore. If you have non-golfers with you, Atlantis’s Aquaventure water park and marine habitats are included for its own guests, and the Versailles Gardens and the 12th-century cloister at The Ocean Club are worth a walk at dusk.
The busy, settled season runs from late November to May. Atlantis has not yet set its 2027 aerification dates, and says the course stays open during them; call for rates and availability in those weeks. A Korn Ferry Tour event closed it from 8 to 14 January 2026, so check January 2027 dates before you book.
Explore golf by monthNot in the normal way. Atlantis describes play as available to its own guests, and The Ocean Club’s guests book through the same golf shop. Some third-party sites show the course, but they label it private or resort-only. The practical route is at least one night at Atlantis or the Four Seasons.
Atlantis guests search availability with the Book Now link on the resort’s golf page for the dates of their stay, or call the golf shop on +1 242 363 6682. On the Golf Getaway package, the included afternoon round must be booked by phone before you arrive.
Tom Weiskopf, with Phil Smith, built the current course, which reopened in 2001. It replaced a Dick Wilson layout from 1962, when Huntington Hartford opened the original Ocean Club hotel.
Yes. Package offers are blacked out over Thanksgiving week and from 20 December to 2 January, but Atlantis says the course itself stays open in those weeks unless a closure is announced, as it was for the Korn Ferry event in January 2026.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
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