New Brunswick
New Brunswick Golf Association was formed in 1934, twenty-one years ahead of the New Brunswick Ladies Golf Association. Both governing bodies amalgamated in 2006 to form one provincial authority for male and female members of the forty-seven golf clubs in New Brunswick. The 18 holes at the Algonquin Resort in St Andrews are acknowledged as the best golf course in the province. Golf has been played on this site since 1894 but it only really came of age when changes suggested by Donald Ross were implemented in the 1920s. Thomas McBroom redesigned the layout at the end of the 1990s before Rod Whitman was called to revamp the course in 2016, opening up views of the Atlantic on the back nine.
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...
Kingswood Park
New Brunswick, Canada
Kingswood Park
Designed by award winning architects Darrell Huxham and Graham Cooke, New Brunswick’s Kingswood was widely regarded as the best newly constructed Canadian course when it opened in 2002.
Fox Creek
New Brunswick, Canada
Fox Creek
Early in the new millennium, the LeBlanc family began acquiring land in Dieppe for an intended new golf facility. Five years later, their course at Fox Creek Golf Club opened for business, with a number of holes now routed around an ambitious residential development.
Gowan Brae
New Brunswick, Canada
Gowan Brae
The 18-layout at Gowan Brae Golf and Country Club is a late 1950s Robbie Robinson design that lies along the windy shores of Bathurst Harbour, overlooking the Bay of Chaleur in the Gulf of St Lawrence.
Royal Oaks Golf Club
New Brunswick, Canada
Royal Oaks Golf Club
Designed by Rees Jones, son of legendary architect Robert Trent Jones, Royal Oaks Golf Club is only his second Canadian creation to date...
