Prince Edward Island
It is located in located in the Gulf of St Lawrence, the province of maritime Prince Edward Island is the one of the smallest in terms of physical size and the number of inhabitants occupying approximately 2200 square miles. PEI was the host of its first Charlottesown Conference - the first gathering that resulted in the formation of the Canadian nation in 1864. It was one of the seven provinces to be a part of in the Confederation nine years after. The Prince Edward Island Golf Association was established in 1971. It is the governing body of 28 clubs that span between Mill River on the west, to Rollo Bay Greens in the east of the island. The PEIGA organizes a variety of tournaments within its member clubs throughout the golfing season. The renowned Canadian architects Tom McBroom designed the Links at Crowbush Cove course in 1993. It regularly is among the top of golf course lists in the country. Dundarave is revealed a bit later, in 1999 precisely and the Michael Hurdzan/Dana-Fry creation is a regular participant on the Canadian Top 100 rankings.
Links at Crowbush Cove
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Links at Crowbush Cove
The Links at Crowbush Cove is an 18-hole public course situated on what was formerly “swampy campground” on the north coast of Prince Edward Island.
Brudenell River
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Brudenell River
A Robbie Robinson design from the late 1960s, the Brudenell River course is the older of the two 18-hole layouts at the Brudenell River Resort on the east side of Prince Edward Island...
Mill River
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Mill River
Set on the western side of PEI, the Mill River golf course measures 6,885 yards from the tips. It was originally designed by Robbie Robinson and then restored in recent times by Graham Cooke.
Andersons Creek
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Andersons Creek
Designed by Graham Cooke and unveiled in 2003, the course at Andersons Creek Golf Club lies just off the north central coast of PEI in Stanley Bridge, with water hazards in play at half a dozen holes on the scorecard.
Green Gables
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Green Gables
A 1939 Stanley Thompson design, the course at Green Gables Golf Club was recently rejuvenated by Thomas McBroom using original Stanley Thompson plans.
Eagles Glenn
Prince Edward Island, Canada
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.
Glen Afton
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Glen Afton
Overlooking St. Peter’s Island in the Northumberland Strait, the Glen Afton Golf Club course is a seaside delight, with four holes laid out beside the coast, and it’s been operated by three generations of the same family since opening in 1973.
Fox Meadow
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Fox Meadow
Designed by Robert Heaslip, Fox Meadow Golf Course lies only four miles from Charlottesville, via the Hillsborough River Bridge. Established by Simon Compton in 2000, this enterprising 18-hole layout was sold to another local businessman, Cory Gray, at the end of 2016.
Glasgow Hills
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Glasgow Hills
The course at Glasgow Hills Golf Club is a Les Furber layout which debuted in 2001. Fairways are set out on an elevated section of rolling landscape, offering fabulous views of the surrounding countryside and the Gulf of St Lawrence.
