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			The first mango plants introduced into Jamaica were ‘captured’ on the high seas on their way from the East Indians to the West Indies by Lord Rodney’s ship H.M.S Flora in 1782. They were first planted at the private garden at Gordon Town, St. Andrew, belonging to Hinton East. The seedlings were numbered on arrival, eg. the number eleven. The Bombay mango was introduced later in 1868 at Castleton Gardens. Few Caribbean destinations are on par with this island in the sun. Our twelve challenging courses boast scenic drives facing sparkling aquamarines and luxuriant mountainsides. Why would you play anywhere else?  Be Jamaican for a week... So you’re coming to Jamaica and you wonder what Jamaicans do with their time. Well, given the complexities of Jamaican society, one can spend forever ...  Rose Hall Resort and Country Club, Montego Bay  Negril Gardens Beach Resort, Negril  Sandals Dunn's River Golf Resort & Spa, Ocho Rios  The White Witch Golf Course, Montego Bay  Constant Spring Golf Club, Kingston  The Tryall Club, Montego Bay  Jamaica Open 2007 Oct 26 2008  Outside North America