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~191~ Etn Cada EASTERN CANADA From the windswept red-clay coastlines of Prince Edward Island to the storied parkland courses of Ontario, eastern Canada offers some of the most distinctive and rewarding golf experiences on the continent—a region where the game is shaped as much by geography and climate as by the courses themselves. Golf in eastern Canada is inseparable from the seasons. The window is short, typically running from late April through October, and that brevity lends every round a certain urgency and appreciation that sunbelt golfers rarely know. When the fairways finally thaw and the greens wake up in spring, there's a quiet reverence among players who've been waiting months for this moment. Prince Edward Island punches well above its weight in the golf world. Courses like Crowbush Cove and Glasgow Hills rank among the finest in the country, threading through dunes and along tidal inlets with a links-style exposure that rewards shot-making and humbles the overconfident. The maritime breezes off the Northumberland Strait are as much a playing partner as your caddy. Nova Scotia brings its own character rugged, unhurried, and deeply scenic. Courses here are carved through forests of spruce and birch, with ocean views that appear unexpectedly around doglegs. The golf culture is unpretentious and welcoming, rooted in community clubs that have served generations of families. Ontario, as the region's most populous province, offers the broadest range— from world-class resort destinations in Muskoka to the elegant clubs of the Greater Toronto Area. The terrain shifts dramatically, giving designers a rich canvas that has produced courses of genuine national and international acclaim. Together, these provinces form a golfing region defined by passion, natural beauty, and a deep respect for the game's traditions. Links at Crowbush Cove, Morell, PEI