Golf Bouctouche

Golf Bouctouche is a public 18-hole, par-72 course stretching 6,256 yards through the parkland landscape near Bouctouche, New Brunswick. Designed by Graham Cooke and Greg McCullough and opened in 1982, it sits in Cocagne and draws golfers from across the Acadian Peninsula and beyond.

The course presents two distinct personalities across its 18 holes. The front nine is defined by tight, tree-lined fairways where shot placement and accuracy take priority over distance. The back nine opens up considerably, exposing players to wind and rewarding a more aggressive approach. Water hazards factor into four holes throughout the round, with the most notable being hole 14, where an expanded pond introduces a strategic decision-making element that can shape a scorecard in either direction.

At 6,256 yards from the tips, Golf Bouctouche is accessible to a wide range of handicaps while still offering enough challenge for low-handicap players, particularly on the breezy back nine. The combination of wooded precision holes and open, wind-influenced finishing holes gives the layout a varied character that holds up well over repeat visits.