The Grenadines Estate at The Grenadines Estate Golf Club

The Grenadines Estate occupies elevated terrain above Charlestown on the main island of St. Vincent, designed by Jim Fazio and opened in the early 2000s as part of a residential development. The course represents one of the few championship-length layouts in the eastern Caribbean, taking advantage of the island's dramatic topography with fairways that move through rolling hills and volcanic ridgelines. The routing incorporates significant elevation changes, with several holes offering views across the Caribbean Sea and neighboring islands of the Grenadines chain.

Fazio's design works with the natural contours of the land, featuring wide fairways that accommodate trade winds and greens positioned to take advantage of the property's natural plateaus and slopes. The course plays through a mix of open terrain and areas bordered by tropical vegetation native to St. Vincent. Water features appear on several holes, though the primary design challenge comes from the wind exposure and the need to navigate the property's elevation shifts.

The Grenadines Estate functions as part of a resort and residential community, serving both members and visitors to St. Vincent. The facility provides one of the limited golf options in the nation of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, where the sport has a modest presence compared to other Caribbean destinations. The course layout reflects Fazio's approach to resort golf design, balancing playability for various skill levels with the strategic demands created by the site's natural features.