Prince Edward Island

Tom McBroom design (1994) — links-influenced routing along the north shore on the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Consistently the top public course in PEI and a Top-100 Canada regular. The marquee round of any PEI trip. Dynamic pricing — book further out for the best rates (typically ~$140 USD).

Hurdzan-Fry design (1999) at Brudenell Resort — famous for its enormous red sandstone bunkers and parkland-links hybrid feel. Walking distance from Brudenell River for an easy 36-hole day. Dynamic pricing — book further out for the best rates (typically ~$140 USD).

Original 1969 Robbie Robinson layout — walkable, classic Canadian parkland with the river in play on multiple holes. Pairs with Dundarave at the same resort. Dynamic pricing — book further out for the best rates (typically ~$140 USD).

Western PEI parkland on the Mill River — long, scenic, and the marquee course of the western side of the island. Worth the drive for a different feel from the eastern shore tracks.

Public course in the Cavendish tourist area — forgiving, family-friendly, walkable, and a great mixed-skill round.

Graham Cooke design near Stanley Bridge in central PEI — wooded routing through Anne-of-Green-Gables countryside. Solid mid-tier round; natural pair with Eagles Glenn or Green Gables on a Cavendish-area day.

Historic course in Cavendish on the original Anne of Green Gables homestead site — short, fun, and the most photo-worthy round on the island. More about the experience than the test.

Modern hilly design in New Glasgow — elevation changes uncommon for PEI, with views back toward the north shore. A good change-of-pace round on a multi-day trip.

Mature parkland in Stratford just outside Charlottetown — convenient daily-fee round with the capital right next door. A good base when you're staying in the city rather than the resorts.

Classic short layout in Cornwall west of Charlottetown — affordable, walkable, and a relaxed round between the bigger marquees. The locals' favorite.