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Ocean View
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Set along Bermuda’s North Shore, where open skies meet Atlantic horizons, Ocean View is a 9-hole course designed to be played twice for a full 18-hole experience, offering a relaxed pace and a variety of approaches across each loop.

Take a closer look at each hole at Ocean View, from tee box to green. Browse photos and details that highlight the layout, setting, and flow of the course.

Hole 1  |  Hole 2  |  Hole 3  |  Hole 4  |  Hole 5  |  Hole 6  |  Hole 7 |  Hole 8  |  Hole 9
Aerial view of a golf course near the ocean, featuring sand bunkers, green fairways, numerous tall palm trees, and a distant shoreline with buildings and a cruise ship on the water.

Hole 1: The Runway

Men’s: Par 5 | Ladies’: Par 4
Start your round with options. Keep your tee shot straight and you’ll give yourself a real chance to reach the green in two and start the round with a birdie look. Out of bounds lines both sides, so anything offline can turn into trouble quickly.

Yards: 489 | 464 | 366 | 344

An aerial view of a golf course by the ocean, featuring sand traps, green fairways, and a backdrop of water with distant land and boats under a partly cloudy sky.

Hole 2: Peace of Mind

Par 3
Short and scenic, but deceptively tricky. The wind can change everything. Miss left and you’re re-teeing. Miss right and your ball may keep rolling long after you’ve stopped watching.

Yards: 151 | 136 | 130 | 119

Aerial view of a golf course surrounded by lush green trees and residential area in the background.


Hole 3: Herman’s

Men’s: Par 4 | Ladies’: Par 4
A downhill fairway framed by pastel homes and Devonshire views. Keep it straight and enjoy an easier swing. Drift right and you’ll meet “Herman’s,” the well-placed fairway bunker that gave the hole its name.

Yards: 375 | 356 | 296 | 275

A scenic view of a golf course with lush green grass, sand traps, and a winding pathway, surrounded by tall trees and a partly cloudy blue sky.


Hole 4: Up and Over

Men’s: Par 4 | Ladies’: Par 5
A blind tee shot of about 225 yards sets up a short iron into a raised, two-tier green, one of the toughest on the course. Accuracy matters here, with hazards guarding both sides. Your approach plays toward the historic Old Clubhouse, once the course’s final hole.

Yards: 375 | 362 | 330 | 319

Aerial view of a park with green trees, a walking path, and open grassy areas, with buildings and a tall chimney in the distance under a partly cloudy sky.


Hole 5: Mary Prince

Men’s: Par 5 | Ladies’: Par 5
Named for Bermudian hero Mary Prince, who once lived near the Old Clubhouse, this is a true risk-reward hole. Long hitters can go for the green in two, but bunkers and brush make it a demanding play. Shorter hitters can still set up a birdie chance with three well-placed shots.

Yards: 508 | 492 | 452 | 436

Aerial view of a golf course with green grass, sand bunkers, trees, and a pathway, with a cityscape and water in the distance under a partly cloudy sky.


Hole 6: Rex

Men’s: Par 4 | Ladies’: Par 5
The hardest hole on the course, with little room for error. Miss the fairway and you’ll find yourself in “Rex,” the valley that makes reaching the green in two a real challenge. Add an uphill approach and unpredictable wind, and even par feels well earned.

Yards: 397 | 377 | 346 | 329

Aerial view of a golf course with green fairways, sand bunkers, and tall trees under a partly cloudy sky.


Hole 7: Graveyard

Men’s: Par 3 | Ladies’: Par 3
This hole is named for the resting place of one of the property’s first owners. A small green surrounded by bunkers leaves little room for error. Birdies are rare, but the local red and blue birds are regular onlookers.

Yards: 196 | 172 | 141 | 126

Aerial view of a golf course with sand traps, green fairways, trees, and a small pond, with the ocean visible in the background.


Hole 8: The Depot

Men’s: Par 4 | Ladies’: Par 4
Bordering Bermuda’s local bus depot, this downhill hole plays friendly from the tee. A wide fairway and short approach invite scoring, provided you avoid the fairway and greenside bunkers. The wind can still have its say, so don’t get too comfortable.

Yards: 356 | 331 | 301 | 281


Hole 9: Almond Tree

Men’s: Par 3 | Ladies’: Par 3
A memorable way to finish the round. The almond tree in the distance marks the safest line into a long, sloping green. Miss short and trouble comes into play, while long shots leave a testing recovery. Passing traffic below adds one last reminder of Ocean View’s uniquely local setting.

Yards: 197 | 171 | 142 | 126

Aerial view of a golf course with a pond, sand traps, and lush green trees, near the coastline with the ocean visible in the background.
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