A round of golf at the Algonquin Resort begins with an easy opener then holes 2 to 4 follow the fairways of the original course along the edge of town before turning back toward the Atlantic coast...
The Algonquin Resort
A round of golf at the Algonquin Resort begins with an easy opener then holes 2 to 4 follow the fairways of the original course along the edge of town before turning back toward the Atlantic coast...
4.5
Algonquin is a very underrated course in Canada, mainly because New Brunswick is not a golf destination. This track is a real diamond in the rough. The front 9 is inland, and thee back 9 has 7 holes with crisp views of the bay, making you feel like you're at a world class golf facility. The entire course is really well maintained, and is exceptionally fun to play.
The only downside to this track is that its location is poor, making it tough to justify your time when on a maritime golf trip. If at all possible, you should try to play here!
Leland Chumik
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