On 1 May 1965, the King’s Inn Hotel opened an adjoining 18‐hole championship golf course, designed by Dick Wilson. The course hosted the Grand Bahama Open between 1966-1970.
When the golf course was opened, the hotel was re-branded as the King’s Inn & Golf Club.
In 1974, Princess Properties re-named their three Grand Bahama hotels and the King’s Inn and Golf Club was re-named the Bahamas Princess.
Postcards
1968 – Dexter Press Inc (DT-33700-C Series)
1969 – King’s Inn & Golf Club (87700 Series)
1969 – King’s Inn & Golf Club (98600 Series)
1969 – George Walsh Agency Inc (97300 Series)
1969 – King’s Inn & Golf Club (100100 Series)
1969 – John Hinde Limited (2BH Series – Type C – No.1-49)
1969 – King’s Inn and Golf Club (Type I – Blue)
1978 – Dexter Press Inc (DT-600-D Series – Type G)
References
- ASTA Travel News Volume 34 (1965)
- Bahamas. Ministry of Labour (1964)
- Overseas Review -Barclays Bank (Dominion, Colonial, and Overseas) (1965)