Andersons Creek Golf Club

Overview: Andersons Creek is a Graham Cooke 18-hole course in Stanley Bridge, close to PEI's Cavendish golf corridor. The current longest-tee reference is 6,651 yards at par 72. The creek is the course's defining natural feature, with the back nine wrapping around to the front nine and each hole presenting a different relationship to the water, trees and open island ground. Cooke's routing feels deliberate without becoming severe, offering enough width for an enjoyable round while making position important around the creek and its crossing points.

History: The course opened in 2003 and was quickly adopted as one of the island's newer championship experiences. It remains a locally rooted property rather than a resort course in disguise, with the site's own history connecting the course to the Stanley Bridge community and nearby on-site lodging at The Gables of PEI. That combination of a modern Cooke design and a small-scale golf destination gives Andersons Creek a distinct place in the North Shore itinerary.

Did You Know? The seventh hole is singled out in the course material as the signature hole, with an approach to a green surrounded by a spring-fed pond. It is a good summary of Andersons Creek's character: the hazard is visually memorable, but the real test is choosing a line that leaves enough room for a precise final shot.