The Links at Crowbush Cove

Recognized by Golf Digest as Canada's Best New Course in 1994. Overlooking the north shore dunes of PEI, Crowbush continues to enthrall all those that take the challenge to conquer one of North America's very best. Undulating fairways, water holes with a wisp of wind, pot bunkers and challenging greens all come together to provide you with an experience not to be forgotten. Truly an unbelievable combination of nature and imagination.

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The PEI Golf Trail is an ideal package for the ultimate golf experience on PEI!

This package includes hotel or resort accommodations for six nights and a full week of unlimited golf!

Choose from any Rodd Hotel or Resort on PEI - Rodd Crowbush Golf & Beach Resort, Rodd Brudenell Resort, Rodd Charlottetown or Rodd Royalty. The avid golfer will love unlimited golf for 7 days at any of PEI's Finest Golf courses - Brudenell River, Dundarave or The Links at Crowbush Cove. To kick start your day, breakfast is included each morning.

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Golf has been associated with St Andrews for hundreds of years. The first written record of golf in St Andrews dates from 1552: it is a charter, bearing the seal of the Archbishop of St Andrews, which confirms that townspeople had the right to play golf on the Links, which at that time were also used for activities such as football, livestock grazing and rabbit breeding! It is likely that golf had been played on St Andrews' Links long before that, as the sport was forbidden in Scotland by King James II nearly a century earlier, in 1457.

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