A round here is like no other

Why Golf in Newfoundland & Labrador?

From the fjords of Gros Morne on the west coast to the Cape Spear lighthouse on the easternmost point in North America, Newfoundland has a rich history of cultural and natural tourism. Combine our friendly ways with our breathtaking landscapes, and you get a world class golf experience anywhere in the province.

Explore World Class Courses

Stay and play a round (or two) at our marquee courses, some of the best in Atlantic Canada—and just a small sample of Newfoundland and Labrador’s 17 member courses.

A championship course sitting on the Humber River in a pocket between mountains. With elevations changes of over 400 feet, you’ll find yourself teeing off surrounded by both thickets of evergreen pine and orange hued birch depending on your pace.

Tucked into the stunning Terra Nova national park, this award winning course is ranked in the top 6 of all of Atlantic Canada. It has something for every level of golfer – even those who just want to take in the sights.

A natural fit for top tier golfers who want a challenge, The Wilds lives up to its name, rippling around the Irish Loop’s diverse terrain.

Explore More Courses

Urban vistas, wandering valleys, commanding seascapes – and everything in between. A great golf experience awaits you in Newfoundland & Labrador, explore the map and get started!

  • Amaruk Golf & Sports Club

    Region: Labrador

    9 Holes – 3446 Yards – Slope 127

    Nestled in the Northern Boreal Forest alongside the mighty Churchill River and Mealy Mountains.

  • Bally Hally Country Club

    Region: Avalon

    The North Course 18 Holes – 6581 Yards – Slope 125
    The South Course 18 Holes – 3716 Yards – Slope 88

    You will find everything you need to improve your game. An even mix of toughness tempered with beauty.

  • Blomidon Golf Club

    Region: Western

    18 Holes – 5729 Yards – Slope 116

    Blomidon offers golfers panoramic views of the Blomidon Mountains and Bay of Islands from the heart of Corner Brook.

  • Gander Golf Club

    Region: Central

    18 Holes – 6137 Yards – Slope 136

    Designed by Doug Carrick and situated in the rolling hills that overlook Gander Lake, this par-70 provides forgiving fairways and large, sculpted greens. Strategically placed bunkers and hazards make an enjoyable challenge for all skill levels.

  • Glendenning Golf

    Region: Avalon

    18 Holes – 6214 Yards – Slope 126

    All 18 holes are separated by forest, ensuring an intimate and relaxing golf experience, while the rolling landscape provides an enjoyable walk for all ages.

  • Grand Falls Golf Club

    Region: Central

    18 Holes – 6005 Yards

    Bound by the mighty Exploits River, this links style course is perfect for golfers of all ages and abilities.

  • Grande Meadows Golf Club

    Region: Eastern

    18 Holes – 5921 Yards – Slope 135

    With fast greens rated among the best in the province, a round at Grande Meadows Golf Club will require more focus on accuracy than distance off the tees.

  • Gros Morne Golf Course

    Region: Western

    9 Holes – 3446 Yards – Slope 127

    Experience the majesty of the Long Range Mountains with this stunning 18-hole course set in Gros Morne National Park.

  • Humber River Golf Club

    Region: Western

    9 Holes – 6212 Yards

    This 9-hole course offers narrow fairways with strategically placed bunkers, providing a fun experience that will test players of all skill levels.

  • Humber Valley Resort

    Region: Western

    18 Holes – 7199 Yards – Slope 132

    This championship course provides elevation changes in excess of 400 feet, and offers stunning views of the Humber River & Deer Lake.

  • Pippy Park Golf Course

    Region: Avalon

    18 Holes – 6581 Yards – Slope 125
    9 Holes – 3047 Yards – Slope 123

    Unforgettable? You bet. Pippy Park’s 27-hole public golf facility has an inspired birds-eye view of North America’s oldest City and miles of rugged coastline.

  • Pitcher’s Pond Golf Club

    Region: Avalon

    9 Holes – 3446 Yards – Slope 127

    Don’t let the powerful views distract you – this course demands accuracy and provides a fun challenge for all playing levels.

  • Tamarack Golf Club

    Region: Labrador

    18 Holes – 6106 Yards – Slope 119

    As the northernmost golf course in eastern Canada, Tamarack offers a truly adventurous and challenging golf experience in the natural wilderness of Labrador.

  • Terra Nova Golf Resort

    Region: Central

    18 Holes – 6456 Yards – Slope 128
    9 Holes – 2593 Yards – Slope 121

    This course has been listed in Atlantic Canada’s top six, and provides a one-of-a-kind experience for golfers of all skill levels.

  • The Wilds Golf Resort

    Region: Avalon

    18 Holes – 6772 Yards – Slope 135

    Hidden away in the scenic wilderness of the Salmonier River, you’ll find one of the most challenging golf courses in the province.

  • The Willows at Holyrood

    Region: Avalon

    9 Holes – 5694 Yards – Slope 124

    Situated in a beautiful valley just 25 minutes from St. John’s, The Willows offers a stunning 9-hole golfer’s paradise.

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Getting Here

Newfoundland & Labrador is more accessible than ever – by plane, car, ship, and ferry!

Visiting Newfoundland & Labrador by plane is a popular option. Airlines fly into St. John’s, Gander, Deer Lake, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, and Wabush. Many more international routes are available into the region via Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Driving from the mainland is easier than you may think, with regular ferries travelling from Nova Scotia to Port aux Basques or Argentia in Newfoundland. Labrador via ferry routes from the island of Newfoundland and by highway from Quebec. Rental services provide cars across the island, and during the summer travel season, many cities and towns offer shuttle services to local airports, hotels, and tourist locations.

Canada Games 2025 & The Year of Sport

This August, Newfoundland & Labrador is hosting the 2025 Canada Games, including its golf events at the Bally Haly Country Club in St. John’s! The entire province is also celebrating the Year of Sport across all of 2025. Planning your golf outing around the Canada Games and other provincial sporting events is a great way to see national talent across a variety of sports while taking part in a sport adventure of your own.

Golf Packages

With 17 member courses across Newfoundland & Labrador, you’re never far from your next great golf experience.