Aerial view of a golf green surrounded by sand bunkers and a dirt road with a white golf cart parked nearby.

Prince Edward Island

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Prince Edward Island boasts the most number of golf courses per capita of any province in Canada. The Links at Crowsbush Cove is an oceanside beauty and the provinces most well known golf course. Though it’s mostly a parkland golf course that plays further away from the ocean front it sits on than one might expect. While quantity of golf is plentiful to match the local population and the travellers who come to this destination during summer months, it does not always mean quality golf designs. Green Gables and Dundarave are your almost essential golf companions to other activities such as deep sea fishing expeditions, walks among the red sand beaches, or tours of beautiful downtown Charlottetown. Come for the fresh seafood, slower pace of life, friendly neighbours, and charming seaside towns, the golf is just a bonus.

Evaluation Methodology

    • Links at Crowbush Cove

    • Dundarave Golf Course

    • Green Gables Golf Course

    • Andersons Creek Golf Club

    • Belfast Highland Greens (9 holes)

    • Brudenell River

    • Mill River Resort

    • Belvedere Golf Club

    • Eagles Glenn

    • Fox Meadow Golf Course

A scenic view of a golf course with lush green fairways, sand bunkers, and tall trees in the background under a clear blue sky.
Scenic golf course with well-maintained green, sand bunkers, trees, water body in the background, and a clear blue sky.