Clyde River Golf Club

Clyde River Golf Club sits on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, a region of dramatic landscapes and coastal character. The course was designed by Robert Moote and opened in 1981 as part of a larger resort facility, making it one of the established resort courses in the province.

The layout stretches to 6,384 yards from the tips and plays to a par 72 across 18 holes. Carved into the side of South Mountain, the course features significant elevation changes, and views of the Bras d'Or Lakes are visible from multiple holes. That combination of rolling terrain and water vistas gives the round a distinctly Cape Breton character.

At 6,384 yards, the course is manageable for a wide range of golfers while still presenting enough variety to engage lower-handicap players. The elevation shifts mean club selection becomes a genuine consideration throughout the round. As a resort course, it is well-suited to visiting golfers looking to combine a Cape Breton stay with quality golf.