These 13 links-style courses span Canada coast to coast, from the Atlantic shores of Nova Scotia to the foothills of Alberta and the fairways of Quebec and Ontario. The collection ranges from compact nine-holers to full 7,300-yard layouts, and the geography is genuinely diverse: Highland Links in Cape Breton was designed by Stanley Thompson and plays to 6,592 yards at par 72, while Northumberland Links — a William G. Robinson design in Pugwash, Nova Scotia — stretches to 6,601 yards along the Northumberland Shore. Alberta contributes the bulk of the list, with five courses in and around Calgary alone, including Sirocco Golf Club in Calgary at 7,185 yards and D'Arcy Ranch Golf Club in nearby Okotoks at 6,903 yards. Golfers based in the Maritimes will find the Nova Scotia entries clustered within a few hours of Halifax, making multi-course routing straightforward. Those travelling through Alberta can combine several Calgary-area tracks in a single trip, with Okotoks, Carseland, and Delacour all within reasonable driving distance of the city. The nine-hole Bluenose Golf Club in Lunenburg offers a shorter, more accessible option on the South Shore for those not seeking a full 18.
