Course Condition Update - 15th May 2019
The course wintered fairly well with most greens surviving with minimal damage, however, as is the case every year there are always a number of greens that need a lot of work. Usually we can deal with this and have the course open by mid-May, however, due to the cold weather, growing grass has proved to be a difficult task. Herb and his staff have been working hard trying to get the greens ready by fertilizing, spraying and over seeding. Unfortunately without adequate soil temperatures the new seed has struggled to germinate. There are signs that the germination process has begun, however, the seed bed is still weak and is not ready for foot traffic. Hopefully, we will get some heat soon, however, the forecast is not looking great. Therefore it is difficult to set an opening date and we are taking things day by day.
Welcome to the Gander Golf Club
Originally designed as a 9-hole course, this beautiful Par 70 is now one of the most challenging yet scenic 18-holes in Newfoundland and Labrador. Set on the rolling hills of the Gander Lake, this course, newly designed by Doug Carrick, opened for the 2001 golf season.
Located directly off the Trans Canada Highway in Gander, this course provides you with large sculpted greens surrounded by large, deep, strategically placed sand traps. A modern clubhouse with a full restaurant and bar overlooking the lake provides a relaxing setting once you complete a round at Gander Golf Club.
Located directly off the Trans Canada Highway in Gander, this course provides you with large sculpted greens surrounded by large, deep, strategically placed sand traps. A modern clubhouse with a full restaurant and bar overlooking the lake provides a relaxing setting once you complete a round at Gander Golf Club.
