Golf Pokemouche

Golf Pokemouche is an 18-hole public parkland course situated along the Pokemouche River in the Acadian Peninsula of New Brunswick. Designed by John Watson, the course opened in its current 18-hole form in 1980, having originated as a 9-hole layout in 1977. At 6,156 yards from the tips, it plays to a par 72.

The Pokemouche River setting gives the course a distinct character, with water a recurring presence throughout the round. As a parkland layout, mature trees frame many of the holes and define landing zones, rewarding accurate ball-striking over raw power. The par-72 configuration at just over 6,100 yards makes the course accessible to a wide range of handicaps without sacrificing interest for more accomplished players.

Golf Pokemouche suits golfers looking to explore the quieter, francophone communities of northeastern New Brunswick. The Acadian Peninsula is an area often bypassed by golfers heading to better-known Maritime destinations, making this course a worthwhile stop for road-trippers seeking an honest, unhurried round in a scenic riverside setting.