New Brunswick
New Brunswick's golf heritage spans over a century, with the sport first taking root at The Algonquin Resort in 1894. The province's unique geography—bordered by the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of St Lawrence—has shaped distinctive golfing experiences that blend coastal links characteristics with forested parkland layouts. The New Brunswick Golf Association, formed in 1934 and later amalgamated with the Ladies Golf Association in 2006, oversees forty-seven golf clubs across the province.
The Algonquin Resort
New Brunswick, Canada
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...
Riverside Country Club
New Brunswick, Canada
Riverside Country Club
During the late 1930s, the course at Riverside Country Club was extended to an 18-hole layout and remodelled by Walter B. Hatch, design associate of Donald Ross, and Ross is also said to have paid several visits during the reconstruction.
