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San San Golf Course is a former nine-hole golf course in the San San area east of Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica. Historical tourism material places the course about five miles east of Port Antonio, while later golf references describe a hillside nine-hole layout above San San Bay. A recent Jamaica golf guide updated in 2025 identifies San San Golf as permanently closed, and a separate hotel feature refers to the property as the 'Old San San golf course', so it should not currently be treated as an active tee-time facility.
Historical sources describe the nine as par 36. San San had connections with the high-end tourism development around Frenchman's Cove: historical accounts of the resort state that it maintained its own nine-hole San San Golf Course for guests. A 1996 golf-industry article by Frank J.
The course is a 9-hole golf course.
San San developed as part of the golf and tourism landscape east of Port Antonio. Historical material concerning Frenchman's Cove describes a private nine-hole San San Golf Course associated with the resort's extensive guest amenities. The exact original opening date and architect could not be established confidently.
Golf-industry reporting from 1996 records Frank J. DiNenna working on the San San Golf Club project in Jamaica and later employment records describe him as project manager and general manager there during the 1990s. The available evidence does not clearly establish that he was the course architect, so no architectural credit is assigned.
The course appears to be closed. A Jamaica golf guide updated in 2025 explicitly includes San San among the island's permanently closed courses, and other hospitality material refers to the property as the Old San San golf course. Some golf-directory and mapping sites continue to display the historic nine-hole listing, but those listings should not be interpreted as proof of current operation.
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