Algonquin Golf Course

The Algonquin Golf Course is one of the most storied resort layouts in Atlantic Canada, woven into the fabric of St. Andrews by-the-Sea — a compact, historic town on the Fundy shore of New Brunswick that has drawn well-heeled summer visitors since the Victorian era. The course traces its origins to the late 19th century, developed as an amenity of the grand Algonquin Resort, and has been refined over the decades into a genuine test of seaside golf. Its clifftop holes along the Bay of Fundy are the defining experience here: the land drops away sharply, the water stretches toward Maine, and on clear days the views are as arresting as anything in Canadian golf.

The design works with natural elevation changes throughout, rewarding players who manage trajectory and wind rather than simply overpowering the layout. Several holes demand precision approach play, with the Fundy backdrop turning routine decisions into distracted ones.

St. Andrews itself sits at the tip of a peninsula, and the maritime climate means fog and sea breezes are as much a part of the round as the course itself. For guests of the Algonquin Resort, this is the full picture of old-money Atlantic Canada golf.