Sandals Golf & Country Club is located in the Gros Islet region of Saint Lucia (not the United States), positioned on the northern end of the island near Cap Estate. The course was designed by architect Karl Litten and opened in the early 2000s as part of the Sandals resort network's expansion into golf amenities for its all-inclusive properties. The layout occupies rolling terrain with elevation changes that provide views across the Caribbean Sea and toward the neighboring island of Martinique on clear days. The routing works through tropical landscape characteristic of the eastern Caribbean, with trade winds a consistent factor in club selection and strategy. The course measures just over 6,800 yards from the back tees and incorporates natural vegetation, including palm groves and flowering plants native to the region. Several holes play along ridgelines or descend toward lower-lying areas, creating variety in perspective and shot requirements. Water hazards appear on a handful of holes, and the bunkering follows a straightforward style suited to resort play. The facility serves primarily guests staying at Sandals resorts in Saint Lucia, operating under an all-inclusive model where green fees and cart use are included for resort visitors. The course is part of the broader Sandals Golf & Country Club property, which also features other recreational amenities. Conditioning and maintenance reflect the challenges of tropical climate management, with Bermuda grass surfaces common to Caribbean courses.