Blue Bay at Blue Bay Golf & Beach Resort Curacao

Blue Bay Golf & Beach Resort Curacao occupies a distinctive coastal setting on the southern shore of Curaçao, near the village of Sint Michiel. Designed by Rocky Roquemore, the course takes advantage of the island's arid Caribbean landscape, incorporating native vegetation, limestone outcroppings, and dramatic elevation changes uncommon in the region. The routing moves through rolling terrain with several holes offering views of the Caribbean Sea, and the design reflects both the constraints and opportunities of building on terrain shaped by trade winds and limited rainfall.

The layout features a mix of holes that play through natural gullies and across elevated plateaus, with the local flora—including divi-divi trees and cacti—defining much of the visual character. Water comes into play on several holes, both from coastal proximity and constructed features. The course serves as the centerpiece of a resort property and represents one of the few full-length championship layouts in the Dutch Caribbean, making it a notable golf destination for visitors to the island.

As Curaçao's primary golf facility, Blue Bay hosts regional amateur competitions and serves both resort guests and local membership. The combination of Caribbean climate, trade wind conditions, and the relatively firm playing surfaces shaped by the island's dry conditions creates a golf experience distinct from more tropical Caribbean venues. The course remains a central recreational amenity for both tourism and the island's golf community.