Edward G. Robinson

There is no feeling that beats hitting a perfect shot. Except hitting a perfect shot against the perfect backdrop. natural landscapes Prince Edward Island has done for some golf courses in North America's most beautiful. And with more than 25 of them, is the perfect place for golf vacations.

The quality of golf on the island is completely dependent on the player behind the Club. There is no shortage of possibilities from the club on the edge of town, five star resort that attracts some of the biggest names in world golf. And it is not limited to players. Some of the architects of the most renowned golf courses were designed on the island, offering breathtaking views that are quite challenging for golfers.

Among the names there are stories of course, Mike Weir, who made his debut at the 1998 Canadian Skins Game and who will make his return to Prince Edward Island this summer. For women golfers, Lorie Kane and four-time Player of the Year, Nancy Lopez played Prince Edward Brudenell River in Canada's first women's skins game. As for designers, Stanley Thompson, Les Furber, Rob Heaslip and Robbie Robinson have all left their mark on the island.

The makings of a perfect vacation include golf course, golf courses, but also everything that goes with it. This includes accommodation, sights, sounds, cuisine, and perhaps a little downtime in a local spa IEP.

Sites can be seen both on and off the golf course and include the sapphire blue sea water, beach sands in shades of white, champagne pink sand dunes and red, and mile-high swarming life on land and ecosystem that includes the danger Plover ..

Inland this gentle island is also well known for its pastoral landscapes and nature trails as it is for its farmlands and PEI potatoes. And if the island measures less than 500 miles from tip to tip is the perfect place for a golfing holiday, with many being restored to both the seasoned player and recreation.

When touring Prince Edward Island on your golf vacation, you will see miles of rich farmland and rolling coastline dotted with fishing ports. So it can not be a surprise to discover that we are well known for our food.

Prince Edward Island is home to Malpeque oysters, cultured blue mussels and our world-famous PEI potatoes. And you have not experienced taste or Island hospitality until you've gone to a lobster supper in a church hall, one hot summer night. There is also no shortage of quality restaurants offering a variety of island specialties.

There is much to do on a golf vacation on this gentle island. So, in fact, you'll want to return again and again.