Golf Courses in New Brunswick
New Brunswick has 44 golf courses — 5 public — with an average slope rating of 136 across 2 World Handicap System-rated courses. The hardest is Algonquin Golf Course in Saint Andrews at slope 143. Browse by city below, with scorecards and World Handicap System ratings where available.
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Comparisons only use courses with published tee and rating data. Stymie does not estimate missing slope ratings or yardages.
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Saint Andrews · New Brunswick · 18 holes · Par 72
Aroostook Valley Country Club
Four Falls · New Brunswick · 18 holes · Par 72
Fraser Edmundston Golf Club
Edmundston · New Brunswick · 18 holes
Grand Falls Golf Club
Grand Falls · New Brunswick · 18 holes
Hampton Golf Club
Hampton · New Brunswick
Cedar Groves
Rothesay · New Brunswick
Maplewood Golf & Country Club
Irishtown · New Brunswick
Golf St-Ignace
Saint-Ignace · New Brunswick
Restigouche Golf & Country Club
McLeods · New Brunswick
Riverside Country Club
Rothesay · New Brunswick
Rockwood Park Municipal Golf Course
Saint John · New Brunswick
Sackville Golf & Country Club
Sackville · New Brunswick
About Golf in New Brunswick
New Brunswick has 44 golf courses on Stymie, 5 of them open to public play. Course pages publish only what a cited source supports, so hole counts, ratings, addresses and contact details are left blank rather than estimated.
Frequently asked questions
How many golf courses are in New Brunswick?
New Brunswick has 44 golf courses in the Stymie directory, 5 of them open to public play.
How do I find a public golf course in New Brunswick?
Use the course search, city directory, or Stymie Near Me map. New Brunswick has 5 courses listed as open to public play; private and semi-private clubs are labeled on their course pages.
What is the hardest golf course in New Brunswick?
Algonquin Golf Course in Saint Andrews carries the highest maximum slope rating of any rated course in New Brunswick at 143. A slope of 113 is the World Handicap System baseline and 140 or higher is very difficult for a bogey golfer.