The Fraser Edmundston Golf Club offers a splendid panoramic view and a great challenge to all golfers. Its five Par 5 holes offer an opportunity to regain some strokes but the relief of the course does not make them any easier. The course offers some short and fairly long Par 4's and the Par 3 holes are very challenging ranging from 165 yards to 207 yards from the blue tees.

Here is a brief breakdown of some of our most picturesque and challenging holes. By examining our score card you will get a good idea of the challenge offered, but do not get fooled by the yardage as the real challenge of the course is its topographical setting.

		Hole #3 494 yards Par 5. This hole is offering a birdie opportunity. The difficulty here is the challenge of attacking the green with the second shot where the risk of a bad shot is greater than the reward obtained with a good shot. It is a three-shot hole with a green where the ball must be kept below the hole.
		Hole #7 439 yard Par 4, with OB on the left. This is the most remembered golf hole in New Brunswick. Being the most difficult hole in the New Brunswick, a very long tee shot to the left side of the fairway is required to have a chance to attack this green with a blind second shot. A 5 on this hole is a good score as the prevailing wind is again the golfers.
		Hole #11 517 yards Par 5. A very picturesque hole with the mountain in the back ground. A good Par 5 with a tee shot to be kept on the right side of the fairway. The last 150 yards is an up slope to a sunken green which is well bunkered. The creek and the fairway bunkered must be avoided with the second shot in order to have a chance to birdie this hole.
		Hole #18 404 yards Par 4. A very challenging finishing hole where so many could be lost. A long uphill tee shot slightly left of the center is ideal to attack this elevated green with the second shot. The green is very well bunkered and surrounded by trees. Any shot left or right of this green may well result in a double bogey or more. Average golfers will play their second shot short of the green and below the hill.