Eagles Glenn

A Graham Cooke production, the Eagles Glenn of Cavendish course is laid out close to the north shore of PEI, facing the Gulf of St Lawrence, and all eighteen holes are named after the original Scottish families who first settled in the nearby town.

Extending to 6,785 yards from the gold markers at the back of the tee boxes, the course plays to a par of 72, with holes arranged as two returning 9-hole loops. Water comes into play on a few holes during the round: there’s a pond to the front left of the green on the 2nd and there’s more water to the front right of the 17th green and down the left side of the fairway at the 18th.

Highlight holes include the right doglegged 8th (“The MacLures”) which measures a whopping 605 yards from the rear tees; the shortest of the par threes at the 130-yard 11th (“The MacCoubreys”); and the 395-yard 16th (“The Lairds”), where the tee shot should comfortably clear a pond situated next to the 2nd green on the way to a raised green that’s protected by sand on the right hand side.