Club de Golf Fraser Edmundston

Club de Golf Fraser Edmundston is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 73, spanning 7,000 yards and designed by renowned architect Albert Murray in 1947. Located in Edmundston, New Brunswick, the course is situated along the Madawaska River, surrounded by mature deciduous trees and conifers that create an isolated natural setting.

The course presents varied challenges for golfers of all skill levels, featuring difficult greens, dramatic elevation changes, and gently rolling fairways. Each hole offers its own unique test. The design thoughtfully incorporates the landscape's natural contours, seamlessly blending the course into its surroundings.

Rated four stars by Golf Digest, Fraser Edmundston is recognized as offering exceptional value in Atlantic Canada, with green fees starting at $72 (including taxes) in peak season. The club has a rich history dating back to 1926 when passionate golfers established a modest course along the Madawaska River basin. The current 18-hole layout has established itself as one of Canada's hidden gems, combining championship-level design with scenic beauty and affordability.