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New Brunswick

Fairmont Algonquin

Your first NB golf experience will be at Fairmont Algonquin, one of the oldest courses in Canada, first erected in 1894. This course was ranked by Score Magazine (2006) in the Top 100 Courses in Canada, Best in New Brunswick. Created by Thomas McBroom, this seaside masterpiece features a dynamic sequence of forested woodland front nine complemented by a picturesque seaside back nine. The 18 hole par 72 course ranges from 5,207 to 6,908 yards and will challenge golfers of all levels. Algonquin offers a manicured look that serves as a perfect contrast to the fescue rough and the rugged shoreline of the Bay of Fundy.

Kingswood Golf Course

Your second golfing journey will take place at Kingswood Golf Course—fun for golfers of all levels, but a robust challenge for the most skilled. Designed by Canadian architects Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham, Kingswood measures more than 7,000 yards from the tips, with seven water hazards in play through the first six holes alone—most of them tag-teaming with sprawling embankments of bunkers to snag wayward approaches. Kingswood's most dramatic moments come on the homeward nine, notably the rock face and 30-foot waterfall bordering the left side of the 14th fairway.

Prince Edward Island

Green Gables

First up is Green Gables, a scenic, ocean-side course with rolling greens guarded by deep bunkers, six water holes, an ever changing breeze and the dunes of PEI's famous north shore serving as a backdrop. The course was originally designed and built in 1939 by one of the world's most renowned architects, the late Stanley Thompson. Now, nearly seventy years later, another legend has renewed the spirit of Green Gables. Thomas McBroom, whose designs have achieved innumerable awards and accolades, has blended his own unique perspective with Thompson's original concept to ensure Green Gables meets the highest standards of golfing expectations. "Two Master Minds, One Master Piece."

Crowbush

Your next round takes places at Crowbush, a course that leads the Atlantic region with 4 Golfers Choice Awards, including Best Course, Best Golf Resort, Best Scenery and Best Condition. Overlooking the north shore dunes of PEI, Crowbush continues to enthrall everyone who embraces the challenge of conquering one of North America's very best. Undulating fairways, water holes with a wisp of wind, pot bunkers and challenging greens all come together to provide you with an experience not to be forgotten. Truly an unbelievable combination of nature and creativity.

Of all the courses that are considered a "must play", Crowbush is certainly one of them. If you can manage to tame the 6,903 yards at the Links, you’re in a privileged group for sure!

Nova Scotia

Highland Links

You will play Highland Links, a one-of-a-kind course with a 4 1/2 Star Rating from Golf Digest (2008). Conceived and constructed under the watchful eye of world-renowned designer Stanley Thompson, Highlands Links is a classic 18-hole, par 72 links course carved out of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, one of Canada's most pristine wilderness destinations. For over 70 years, golfers have come from around the world to take up the challenge. With each stroke, they're taken back to a time when the game was still pure, where golfers tested their skills on courses set by the sea, in true Scottish fashion.

This stunning “mountains and ocean” course has been recognized by a number of outstanding golf authorities, including Golf Digest (2009 – “one of the best 100 courses outside the US”), Score Golf (2008), Readers Digest Canada (Canada’s #1 public course), Enroute Magazine (2008 – #1 Favourite golf course in Canada and #3 Favourite golf course in the world), and Golf Magazine’s Top 100 World Courses (2007).

The Lakes

Be sure to reserve your strength and excitement, because next up is The Lakes, a brand new 5 star course overlooking the Bras d’Or Lakes, our great inland sea. From its variety of tee boxes and generous landing zones to the diverse golf experiences offered through the course, The Lakes offers exceptional playability.

Designed by Graham Cooke, The Lakes delivers something special to every level of golfer. The course sits on three plateaus, and its maximum elevation of 150-feet above sea level provides beautiful vistas of the rolling hills and waters. For competitive and recreational golfers alike, The Lakes is ideal.

Newfoundland

Humber Valley Resort’s River Course

Your first golf experience in Newfoundland will be at Humber Valley Resort’s River Course, voted “Canada’s Best New Course 2007” by SCORE Golf Magazine. The course, an 18- hole, par 72 championship golf course measuring 7,199 yards, was designed by distinguished Canadian golf course architect Doug Carrick. Its layout gives experienced golfers a welcome challenge yet also provides an enjoyable round for novices.

Several holes of Humber Valley’s holes are played alongside the tranquil Humber River or the shores of Deer Lake, and a number of natural ponds and streams meander through the course. The 18th is simply breathtaking, with a backdrop that rises to an elevation of 400 feet.

Gros Morne

Next up is Gros Morne. Nestled alongside beautiful St. Paul's Inlet, right in the heart of Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The resort is conveniently located near miles of sandy beaches, gorgeous coastal and mountain trails, and many of Newfoundland's unique heritage and historical sites. This beautiful, 18-Hole, Par 72 course, with its sweeping vistas of greens framed by the Long Range Mountains, is a golfer’s paradise. While you challenge yourself on this impeccably manicured, championship course, be sure to take in everything your surroundings have to offer. It’s an experience you’ll never forget.

  • Golf Newfoundland & Labrador

    Golf Newfoundland & Labrador

    Rich with history. Rife with culture. Sprawling with natural beauty. Welcome to Newfoundland, a place with enough coastline to stretch back and forth across Canada four times over!

    Be prepared to catch your breath often, as Newfoundland delivers some of the most unforgettable sites on the planet. Ancient footpaths along ocean cliffs. Quaint inlets, coves and bays. Views of whales, seabirds and eagles. And lots of clotheslines!

    Your first golf experience in Newfoundland will be at Humber Valley Resort’s River Course, voted “Canada’s Best New Course 2007” by SCORE Golf Magazine. The course, an 18- hole, par 72 championship golf course measuring 7,199 yards, was designed by distinguished Canadian golf course architect Doug Carrick. Its layout gives experienced golfers a welcome challenge yet also provides an enjoyable round for novices.

    Several holes of Humber Valley’s holes are played alongside the tranquil Humber River or the shores of Deer Lake, and a number of natural ponds and streams meander through the course. The 18th is simply breathtaking, with a backdrop that rises to an elevation of 400 feet.

    Next up is Gros Morne. Nestled alongside beautiful St. Paul's Inlet, right in the heart of Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The resort is conveniently located near miles of sandy beaches, gorgeous coastal and mountain trails, and many of Newfoundland's unique heritage and historical sites. This beautiful, 18-Hole, Par 72 course, with its sweeping vistas of greens framed by the Long Range Mountains, is a golfer’s paradise. While you challenge yourself on this impeccably manicured, championship course, be sure to take in everything your surroundings have to offer. It’s an experience you’ll never forget.

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  • Golf New Brunswick

    Golf New Brunswick

    Perched on Canada's east coast along the Atlantic Ocean, New Brunswick is home to some of the most incredible Marine Wonders of the World, including the Bay of Fundy. Despite its significant seacoast, New Brunswick has a large interior that is removed from oceanic influences. As a result, the climate tends to be more continental in character rather than maritime.

    Rich with history, a vibrant culture and delectable regional cuisine, New Brunswick’s best-kept secret might just be the rich tapestry of individuals you’ll encounter on your journey.

    Your first NB golf experience will be at Fairmont Algonquin, one of the oldest courses in Canada, first erected in 1894. This course was ranked by Score Magazine (2006) in the Top 100 Courses in Canada, Best in New Brunswick. Created by Thomas McBroom, this seaside masterpiece features a dynamic sequence of forested woodland front nine complemented by a picturesque seaside back nine. The 18 hole par 72 course ranges from 5,207 to 6,908 yards and will challenge golfers of all levels. Algonquin offers a manicured look that serves as a perfect contrast to the fescue rough and the rugged shoreline of the Bay of Fundy.

    Your second golfing journey will take place at Kingswood Golf Course—fun for golfers of all levels, but a robust challenge for the most skilled. Designed by Canadian architects Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham, Kingswood measures more than 7,000 yards from the tips, with seven water hazards in play through the first six holes alone—most of them tag-teaming with sprawling embankments of bunkers to snag wayward approaches. Kingswood's most dramatic moments come on the homeward nine, notably the rock face and 30-foot waterfall bordering the left side of the 14th fairway.

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  • Golf Prince Edward Island

    Golf Prince Edward Island

    Prince Edward Island is Canada's smallest and greenest province. Cradled on the waves of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, PEI is known for the vivid colours of its gently rolling landscape, surrounded by miles of sandy beaches and red sandstone cliffs. No part of the Island is more than 16 kilometres from the ocean.

    Maybe you’ve heard of us because of our world-renown cuisine, or our gorgeous beaches. Or, of course, our exceptional golf courses!

    First up is Green Gables, a scenic, ocean-side course with rolling greens guarded by deep bunkers, six water holes, an ever changing breeze and the dunes of PEI's famous north shore serving as a backdrop. The course was originally designed and built in 1939 by one of the world's most renowned architects, the late Stanley Thompson. Now, nearly seventy years later, another legend has renewed the spirit of Green Gables. Thomas McBroom, whose designs have achieved innumerable awards and accolades, has blended his own unique perspective with Thompson's original concept to ensure Green Gables meets the highest standards of golfing expectations. "Two Master Minds, One Master Piece."

    Your next round takes places at Crowbush, a course that leads the Atlantic region with 4 Golfers Choice Awards, including Best Course, Best Golf Resort, Best Scenery and Best Condition. Overlooking the north shore dunes of PEI, Crowbush continues to enthrall everyone who embraces the challenge of conquering one of North America's very best. Undulating fairways, water holes with a wisp of wind, pot bunkers and challenging greens all come together to provide you with an experience not to be forgotten. Truly an unbelievable combination of nature and creativity.

    Of all the courses that are considered a "must play", Crowbush is certainly one of them. If you can manage to tame the 6,903 yards at the Links, you’re in a privileged group for sure!

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  • Golf Nova Scotia

    Golf Nova Scotia

    From the rolling orchards and dykelands of the Annapolis Valley to the mountains of the Cabot Trail, to the glacial boulders of Peggy’s Cove and the geological formations of the Bay of Fundy, from the warm sands of the Northumberland Strait to the rugged shores of the Lighthouse Route… simply put, Nova Scotia is truly Canada’s playground.

    And the golfing is no exception.

    You will play Highland Links, a one-of-a-kind course with a 4 1/2 Star Rating from Golf Digest (2008). Conceived and constructed under the watchful eye of world-renowned designer Stanley Thompson, Highlands Links is a classic 18-hole, par 72 links course carved out of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, one of Canada's most pristine wilderness destinations. For over 70 years, golfers have come from around the world to take up the challenge. With each stroke, they're taken back to a time when the game was still pure, where golfers tested their skills on courses set by the sea, in true Scottish fashion.

    This stunning “mountains and ocean” course has been recognized by a number of outstanding golf authorities, including Golf Digest (2009 – “one of the best 100 courses outside the US”), Score Golf (2008), Readers Digest Canada (Canada’s #1 public course), Enroute Magazine (2008 – #1 Favourite golf course in Canada and #3 Favourite golf course in the world), and Golf Magazine’s Top 100 World Courses (2007).

    Be sure to reserve your strength and excitement, because next up is The Lakes, a brand new 5 star course overlooking the Bras d’Or Lakes, our great inland sea. From its variety of tee boxes and generous landing zones to the diverse golf experiences offered through the course, The Lakes offers exceptional playability.

    Designed by Graham Cooke, The Lakes delivers something special to every level of golfer. The course sits on three plateaus, and its maximum elevation of 150-feet above sea level provides beautiful vistas of the rolling hills and waters. For competitive and recreational golfers alike, The Lakes is ideal.

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