Clyde River Golf Club

Overview: Clyde River is an 18-hole Ozzie MacEachern course in the countryside between Charlottetown and the Confederation Bridge. Golf PEI lists par 71 and 6,066 yards from the longest tees, while the club describes a traditional parkland layout with water views on most holes. The course is built around natural terrain rather than dramatic manufactured features, and its changing sightlines give the round a calm, distinctly island character. The defining strategic question is often how much of the water to bring into play and when to choose the safer route.

History: The course dates from 1990, with a renovation reference in 2010 in Golf PEI's current comparison chart. Its location on a historic gateway road to the south shore gives the club a strong sense of place, connecting the modern golf course with one of the island's older travel corridors. Over time the property has developed into a well-known central PEI stop, combining a straightforward parkland rhythm with memorable water holes.

Did You Know? Clyde River's signature feature is an island green, which the club describes as the only one of its kind on Prince Edward Island. It is a concentrated piece of course architecture: a small target surrounded by water, set within a layout whose broader appeal comes from open views and natural terrain.