In this review, we will discuss how the course should be played, discuss the pros and cons, and highlight important factors to consider while playing golf here.

Canoe Brook Country Club has two 18-hole golf courses, the North and South. The North Course has tree-lined fairways and strategic bunkering. The course is a challenge to golfers of all skill levels; it has a balanced mix of long and short par 4s, difficult par 3s, and reachable par 5s. The greens demand precision and a thoughtful approach to your puts. The South Course has wider fairways and numerous water hazards. The South Course is usually known as the more challenging of the two.

Some of the pros while playing at Canoe Brook is the nice scenery and the pristine course conditions. As well as the variety of challenges the course provides with The North and South Courses. Some of the cons we experienced was the pace of play. Since Canoe Brook is a popular golf destination, the speed of play can vary depending on the day. We advise you to plan your tee time accordingly and prepare for slower rounds during busy days. Canoe Brook is also primarily a private club that limits access to public play. However, members of the club have the opportunity to invite guests.

Some things to look out for are Canoe Brook’s strict dress code; it typically includes a collared shirt and tailored shorts or pants. You’ll also want to ensure you schedule your tee time in advance, especially on weekends, because there can be limited availability. 

When playing at Canoe Brook, you must remember that strategic shots are crucial. It’s the kind of course where accurate shots are more rewarded than powerful ones. To better your performance at Canoe Brook, carefully consider each hole’s layout, fairway positioning, and pin placement.