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Golf
The Links at Safe Haven ( 345-947-4155, 947-4001 fax) is the only championship 18-hole golf course in the Cayman Islands. Rates average US $60 for 18 holes. Shoe and cart rental are available. Men are required to wear shirts with collar and sleeves; women must wear a shirt to cover shoulders. Golf carts are mandatory and operators must be at least 17 years old and have a valid driver's license. Cart rental runs US $20 per person. Services at the course include a golf pro for lessons, golf shop, putting greens, chipping and bunker practice areas, aqua driving range, open-air patio bar, and The Links Restaurant for lunch and dinner (reservations suggested; 345-949-5988). To book tee times, (345) 949-5988.

THE CAYMAN BALL
The goal of most golfers may be to drive the ball as far as it can go, but that task becomes a little more difficult with the Cayman Ball. Designed to go only half as far as a regular ball, this tricky orb make the best use of the small course area on the island. Britannia is the first course designed for use of the Cayman Ball.

At the Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman, the Britannia Course was designed by Jack Nicklaus. This links-style course, with the challenges of its seaside location, includes blind tee shots, pot bunkers, and two-tiered greens. On the fifth hole, golfers shoot over the Caribbean waters. This course can be played as a nine-hole championship course, an 18-hole executive course, or an 18-hole Cayman Ball course. For advance starting times, (345) 949-8020.