Before 1960 there were a number of golf facilities in Cuba but currently there are only two golf courses in Cuba: one in Varadero and a nine-hole course in Havana. This latter course has wonderful, tree-lined fairways but its greens and bunkers are in poor condition.
Actually there are no "Royal" golf courses because the right to use the prefix "Royal" is granted by the British Monarch to golf societies (2: Perth and Burgess in Scotland) and to golf clubs (64) not to golf courses. Two of these 66 play on municipal courses and the most famous, the Royal & Ancient, uses the Old Course for most of its competitions.