New disc golf course open at Brudenell River Provincial Park
Residents and visitors can enjoy a new family-friendly 18-hole disc golf course at Brudenell River Provincial Park with the opening of Divine Pines at Brudenell.
Designed by Benjamin Smith, the course is located on the former Divine Nine golf course and combines open fairways, lightly wooded sections and gentle elevation changes to offer an enjoyable experience for players of all skill levels. Features from the former golf course, including sand bunkers and raised tee boxes, have been incorporated into the design, creating unique challenges and strategic shot opportunities.
The cost to play is $10 per person, plus HST. Players can pay using the QR code located at the first tee or at the Brudenell Park Campground office. Tee times are not required. Players are encouraged to bring their own discs or rent a pack of three discs for $2.
Tourism PEI continues to invest in experiences that showcase the Island's natural beauty and encourage visitors to explore Prince Edward Island in every season. Open year-round, Divine Pines adds a unique outdoor activity to eastern PEI and supports opportunities to attract visitors beyond the peak summer season.
Quotes:
"Brudenell River Provincial Park is one of Prince Edward Island's premier outdoor destinations, and we're pleased to offer visitors another way to experience it. Divine Pines at Brudenell builds on the park's recreational offerings and creates new opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy the Island throughout the year."
- Minister of Fisheries, Rural Development and Tourism Ernie Hudson
"The new disc golf course, Divine Pines at Brudenell, is the perfect blend of sweet and challenging. The layout offers a great opportunity for people to come and experience disc golf for the first time, or for experienced players to let loose and watch some discs fly! Once you try it, we know you’ll love it."
- Course designer Benjamin Smith
"The Province of PEI has been an integral partner in the growth of our sport. They have continued to believe in the economic impact and accessibility of disc golf, helping shape PEI into a destination for disc golfers far and wide. The Divine Pines at Brudenell property is truly unique, and the course design is perfect for new and experienced players alike."
- President of Disc Golf PEI James Mallard
For more information about the disc golf course visit the Divine Pines at Brudenell
Media Contact:
Jill Edwards
Department of Fisheries, Rural Development and Tourism
Jedwards@gov.pe.ca
Backgrounder:
The final event of the 2026 Disc Golf PEI Tour will take place over two days, September 26 and 27 at the Belfast Disc Golf Course and the Divine Pines at Brudenell.
Divine Pines will host the final round on Sunday, September 27 with tee times scheduled between
9-11:30 a.m. The event is open to the public.
For more information about the 2026 Disc Golf PEI Tour visit www.discgolfpei.com