Resort courses in Canada span six provinces and a wide range of landscapes, from Atlantic coastlines to Rocky Mountain valleys to the lake country of Quebec. This collection brings together 20 resort-affiliated layouts, each attached to a lodging or destination property, making them natural anchors for multi-day golf trips. On the East Coast, Fox Harb'r Resort in Wallace, Nova Scotia stretches to 7,253 yards on a Graham Cooke design, while The Pines at Digby Pines Resort, a Stanley Thompson layout on the Bay of Fundy, offers a shorter, par-71 test at 6,200 yards with genuine historic pedigree. In New Brunswick, The Algonquin Golf Course in St. Andrews adds a Rod Whitman design at 7,135 yards to the Atlantic roster. Further west, Invermere, British Columbia hosts two distinct Copper Point experiences — Copper Point Golf Club – Point at 6,807 yards and Copper Point The Ridge, a par-62 executive layout at 5,072 yards — giving guests at the same resort sharply different rounds on successive days. Quebec contributes several resort tracks spread across the Laurentides and Cantons-de-l'Est regions, while Alberta adds options near Edmonton. Golfers choosing between these properties should weigh driving distance to the resort itself, since courses range from coastal Nova Scotia to the Kootenay Rockies — regions separated by thousands of kilometres — making each best treated as the centrepiece of a dedicated regional itinerary.
