Antigua’s Cedar Valley Golf Course Nominated For USA TODAY’s ’10Best Caribbean Golf Course’

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Cedar Valley Golf Course

Antigua and Barbuda’s Cedar Valley Golf Course has earned a nomination in the highly anticipated USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards for the Best Caribbean Golf Course. As the nation’s only 18-hole championship course, Cedar Valley is poised to showcase its unique blend of challenging play and stunning scenery to a global audience.

Designed by Ralph Aldridge, this par-70 course spans 6,157 yards of lush tropical terrain and offers breathtaking ocean views from several holes, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Its inclusion in the competition highlights the course’s exceptional design and reputation as a must-visit golfing destination in the Caribbean.

Golf enthusiasts now have the chance to elevate Cedar Valley to the top spot by voting for their favorite course. The competition features renowned nominees from across the region, including Barbados’ Apes Hill, Jamaica’s Cinnamon Hill, and Punta Cana’s Teeth of the Dog, among others.

Voting is open until Monday, December 30 at noon ET, and participants can cast their votes daily. The top 10 courses will be revealed on January 8, 2025, solidifying their place as premier destinations for golfers worldwide.

Supporters of Cedar Valley and Antigua’s tourism industry are encouraged to participate and help put Antigua and Barbuda on the map as a leading destination for golf in the Caribbean.

How to Vote: https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/travel/best-caribbean-golf-course-2025/cedar-valley-golf-course-st-johns-antigua-and-barbuda/share/

To vote for Cedar Valley Golf Course, visit the official USA TODAY 10Best website. With daily voting allowed, every contribution counts toward securing this prestigious accolade for Antigua and Barbuda.

Experience the perfect fusion of relaxation, challenge, and natural beauty at Cedar Valley Golf Course—an undeniable gem in the heart of the Caribbean.

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  2. Ralph Aldridge
    The Cedar Valley Golf Course was designed and built by Ralph Aldridge opened with 9 holes in 1970. The completely constructed 18 hole course opened to the public in 1977, as Antigua’s only 18-Hole championship Golf Course.
    https://cedarvalley.golf/about-cedar-valley-golf/

    I cannot stay quiet. But this has been long the views of all of us older golfers. Lester Bird shared that view that the location of Cedar Valley Golf Course was and is one of the best in the region. Yes it need lots of maintenance and the fairways need to be dug up and placed with much softer turf. Many of us have over the years developed injuries in our elbows, knees and shoulders because of the clay on the fairway, and the cow grass frowing on it. The putting greens are much better.
    Playing Golf in Antigua is relatively cheaper than in the other caribbean Islands. Making it accessible for the common man. It is equal to a monthly Gym membership. And you can play anytime you like. What we need to invest in are proper driving ranges and putting fields. A player should be able afyter work to just go on the range and practive a bucket of balls. The one and only driving range only cater for one to two drivers at the time. We need ranges that cater for at least 10 players at the time. I know their is no room for it, so perhaps it could be a lucrative business for someone to think of.

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