Petrotrin Pointe-à-Pierre Golf Club Pointe-à-Pierre Trinidad and Tobago, W.I. Tel.: (868) 658 4200 Ext. 2403 Club Manager: Cyril Coolman

The first nine holes were established at Pointe-à-Pierre circa 1938 by expatriates who worked at the Oil Refinery. But this was soon abandoned because of World War II, the land area was required for refinery expansion plus the fact that it was difficult to obtain golfing equipment from the U.K.

After the War and in 1947, another attempt was made and a nine-hole course was established. In the 1950’s approval was granted to add another nine holes to the course and work was completed in 1960, so by that time Pointe a Pierre had its first eighteen-hole golf course.

Further expansion to the refinery in 1971 led to a reconfiguration of the course. The 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th holes had to be relocated. These holes were established in what was an old housing area known as Mango Avenue. This area where the 12th, 13th and 14th holes are situated is still known today as “Mango” and indeed there a mango trees along the fairways of 12 and 14!

Play on this revised eighteen-hole course as it exists today started in 1975.

Rating
The course is rated by the USGA and was last rated in March 2001.

WHITE MARKERS (Men) 5981 yards
Course Rating 68.8 (F9 33.9) (B9 34.9)
Slope Rating 118 (F9 117) (B9 121)

RED MARKERS (Ladies) 5072 yards
Course Rating 70.1 (F9 34.9) (B9 35.3)
Slope Rating 119 (F9 118) (B9 118)