Brudenell River Golf Course:

Robbie Robinson's Island Favourite Since 1969.

Prince Edward Islanders have had the pleasure of enjoying Brudenell River Golf Course for nearly a half century. Built in 1969 by renowned Canadian course architect Robbie Robinson, this nationally acclaimed layout is a local and traveler's favorite. Designed with a collection of 6 par 3’s, 6 par 4’s and six par 5’s, Brudenell River has a wide range of holes requiring a wide range of shots. Reachable par 5’s, stern par 4’s and exacting short holes will bring you through vast stands of trees, stunning shorelines and tranquil wetlands. A place that golfers of all abilities will truly enjoy, many will have a chance for a career round on this most pleasurable shomakers routing.

Editor's Shot Maker's Picks at Brunell River Golf Course

Feature Holes Descriptions:

On a course with six holes of each par, this shotmakers will focus on four of the long holes. The first par 5 at Brudenell is a blind dogleg left that forces a right to left drive for an aggressive play. This will lead to a chance to get home in two if you can avoid the sentinel tree. The beautiful backdrop of the river will make it hard to focus on your approach. Another reachable par 5 greets you at the 6th tee. Be careful to check your yardage as the name “Twin Ponds” should tell you what is awaiting a drive too well struck. Hole 11 has the river at your back and requires a tee shot through a chute of trees. Only the longest of hitters should even consider a go at this green perched tightly behind a deep pond front and left. The 15th is a terrific par 5 playing as a dogleg left to an uphill blind green surrounded by bunkers. The driving area is protected left by hazard and trees, while the second shot is uphill and required at least two extra clubs. Only two mighty whacks will stand a chance at your eagle chance.

Course Stats:

Contact:

Brudenell River Golf Club

82 Dewars Lane, Lot 53
Georgetown Royalty
C0A lG0
1-800-235-8909

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