JHarring

I played Cinnamon Hill and two other rose hall courses with some friends while on vacation at Half Moon in Montego Bay.

This is one of the best courses that I have ever played. By far the best course that we played while in Jamaica. It was very clear that the course was dry as many spots were turning or had already turned brown. But it was the best playing course that we played during the trip.

The greens were the truest of the 3 courses we played. They were visibly dry in some areas which was no problem for us since they were the smoothest, fastest and truest of the 3 golf courses. When you hit the putt on the caddie line it went exactly where it should. Only course in jamaica we can say that for. Our caddies were amazing which helped out a lot.

The front 9 has some beautiful holes that take you right up to the ocean and along some old ruins. The back nine takes you in to the hills and mountains and has many breathtaking views. There is even a house that was owned by Johnny Cash on the property and a beautiful great house of the white witch right beside it.

The only down side to the day was the lady at the bar was a little bit rude and snappy with our group.

If anyone is going to be in Montego Bay Jamaica and wants to golf you should definitely play this course. Best in Jamaica.

Thank you to everyone at cinnamon hill for a great trip and great golf.

This was my first time playing at Oak Hills this season. I must say I was very pleasantly surprised by the course conditions especially after the disaster last year(2013). The new management have done a wonderful job both inside and out. It was obvious that the greens were recently aerated but they rolled surprisingly smooth, fast and true. As for the rest of the course conditions, I was very pleased with how the course was maintained. It is in the best condition that I have seen in the 16 years that I have been in the area. The bunkers need some work and some tee decks could use some work but the little course on a whole made for a very enjoyable day of golf, even for a low handicap golfer such as myself. I am looking forward to coming back to play the Highland course next week. If the Highland plays as well as the Glen, this course may be the best bang for your buck in the area.