The Links Grand Cayman Golf at SafeHaven has been designed to compliment the existing Caymanian terrain, taking into full account the natural obstacles of prevailing ocean breezes, narrow fairways and abundance of water and sand. This 6605-yard par 71 course was designed in 1994 by Roy Case and is set against the North Sound, making for both interesting play and panoramic vistas of the Caribbean Sea. Located on West Bay Road, close to the famous 7 Mile Beach waters, a round of golf on The Links is a must for avid golf fans or the amateur looking to spend a day of leisure on the island. The Links at Safehaven is currently closed because of Hurricane Ivan, no date has been given for opening.

Britannia at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman.   This Scottish-style course designed by Jack Nicklaus is actually three courses in one. Off the regulation tees, it plays as a par-35, nine-hole course. Play the additional nine greens and tees, and it's a par-57, 18-hole executive course. Or you can tee up the revolutionary restricted-flight "Golden Bear Cayman Ball" and play a par-71, 18-hole round.