The future of Cedar Valley Golf Course took centre stage in recent talks between Minister of Sports and Creative Industries Dwayne George and the facility's management, as the government moves to strengthen Antigua and Barbuda's sports and tourism sectors. According to Antigua.news, Minister George met with General Manager Clint Gilpin to explore a range of development opportunities for the nationally recognised venue.
Discussions focused on potential investments, modernisation initiatives, and strategies to enhance the visitor experience and position the course for long-term growth and sustainability.
Cedar Valley Golf Course has long been regarded as one of Antigua and Barbuda's premier sporting and recreational venues, drawing both local golfers and international visitors. The talks centred on expanding the course's contribution to sports tourism and elevating its overall profile.
Minister George underscored the government's commitment to supporting projects that drive economic activity, encourage community participation, and advance sports development nationwide. He described Cedar Valley Golf Course as an important national asset and a key component of the country's tourism product.
With sports tourism continuing to grow globally, officials expressed confidence in the facility's potential to attract a wider international audience seeking world-class recreational experiences.
The meeting also underlined the importance of collaboration between government and private stakeholders in advancing initiatives that benefit both the sporting community and the broader economy.
Officials characterised the discussions as productive and forward-looking, with both parties laying the groundwork for future initiatives aimed at further elevating Cedar Valley Golf Course and reinforcing Antigua and Barbuda's reputation as a premier destination for sport and recreation.
