Montego Bay, Jamaica — The countdown is on for the 2026 Jamaica Invitational Pro-Am, better known as Annie’s Revenge, as the tournament prepares to welcome golf professionals and amateur players to Jamaica’s north coast from Wednesday, November 18, through Sunday, November 22.

More than a traditional golf competition, Annie’s Revenge is a destination experience. Across five days, participants combine three competitive rounds with a practice day, resort accommodation, group events and time to enjoy Montego Bay. The Jamaica Tourist Board includes the event on its official 2026 calendar, underscoring its place in the island’s sports-tourism programme.

Each team is built around one PGA or LPGA golf-club professional and three amateur golfers. The 54-hole team format offers participants a competitive challenge while keeping the social character that has helped make the annual event distinctive. The 2026 tournament is organized around the Half Moon resort and three well-known courses in the Rose Hall area.

Meet the Montego Bay Golf Courses

The tournament features Half Moon, White Witch and Cinnamon Hill—three distinctive layouts within the Rose Hall resort corridor. The organizers say the courses are close to the Half Moon host hotel, making it possible to experience several styles of Caribbean golf in a single trip.

Classic resort course

Half Moon

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and opened in 1962, Half Moon blends a classic routing with carefully bunkered greens and a long association with Jamaican golf. It also hosts the event’s practice round.

Elevated championship golf

White Witch

Set in the hills of historic Rose Hall, this par-71 course is noted for dramatic elevation changes, sea views and demanding shot-making. Its name draws on the legend of Annee Palmer, the “White Witch of Rose Hall.”

Sea breezes & heritage

Cinnamon Hill

This par-71 course moves from open coastal holes into the hills, passing tropical vegetation and historic estate features. The changing terrain makes it a memorable contrast to its neighbouring layouts.

The name Annie’s Revenge is a playful nod to the Rose Hall legend surrounding Annee Palmer, not a reference to a historical sporting rivalry. The folklore provides a memorable backdrop to a tournament shaped by golf and Caribbean hospitality.

Jamaica Pro-Am 2026 Schedule

The official programme combines an arrival and practice day, three tournament days and a final departure day. Shotgun starts are scheduled for 8:30 a.m. on each competitive morning. Organizers may adjust details; participants should follow their final event communications.

The schedule does not identify a particular course for each competitive day. Golfers should consult the official event timetable and their tournament instructions for final course assignments and logistics.

What Do Tournament Packages Include?

The event is sold as a coordinated golf holiday rather than a standalone tee time. Published amateur packages include four nights at Half Moon, meals and drinks, the practice round and three competition rounds, golf-course transfers, round-trip airport transportation and social functions. Airfare and certain personal costs are excluded.

Important: Tournament guests must be officially registered to access resort and event functions, according to the organizers. Do not assume that general public spectator access or unregistered guest entry is available.

Travel Tips for Golfers Visiting Jamaica

Fly into Sangster International Airport (MBJ). Half Moon lists its Rose Hall resort as approximately a 10-minute drive from the airport in normal conditions; traffic and the time needed to clear immigration and customs can add to the overall journey. Visitors unfamiliar with the airport can consult our Montego Bay Airport Guide and MBJ arrival timing guide.

Check your transport inclusions. Registered tournament packages already include round-trip airport and golf-course transfers. Separate private transportation is most relevant to independent golfers, companions staying outside the tournament package, or visitors adding sightseeing and extra hotel nights before or after the event.

Confirm golf-club baggage arrangements. Check your airline’s golf-bag policy, including oversized-bag fees, and tell any independently booked transport provider how many golf bags and passengers will be travelling. A comfortable vehicle for four travellers without luggage may not be suitable for four people plus full golf equipment.

Reserve independent tee times early. The event uses three major Rose Hall courses across its tournament dates. Visitors not participating in Annie’s Revenge should check directly with each course about public tee-time availability and any temporary tournament restrictions.

Golfers staying longer can combine their sporting holiday with time in Montego Bay’s restaurants, beaches and historic attractions. Our hotel-distance guide helps visitors compare popular resort locations before choosing accommodation.

Why This Event Matters for Jamaican Golf Tourism

Annie’s Revenge offers a compelling reminder that Jamaica’s tourism appeal extends well beyond sun-and-sand vacations. The concentration of championship courses around Rose Hall, coupled with close access to MBJ and established resort hospitality, makes Montego Bay well suited to international golf travel.

For 2026, the event also arrives as Half Moon continues its phased recovery and reopening. Its golf course and several guest areas are operating, while additional historic accommodation areas have been returning in stages. Tournament guests should confirm their specific accommodation arrangements directly with the organizer and resort.

For the latest tournament information, the authoritative source is the official Jamaica Pro-Am website.