Country Meadows Golf Club in Moncton, New Brunswick, is an 18-hole course designed by Doug Sullivan. The layout occupies a rural setting in the Maritimes, where rolling terrain and natural vegetation typical of the region shape play. Sullivan's design works with the landscape's natural contours, creating a course that blends into its pastoral surroundings rather than imposing dramatic earthwork. The course plays through open meadows and tree-lined corridors, offering a mix of hole lengths and strategic demands. The design emphasizes shot-making over length, with routing that takes advantage of the property's topography to create natural elevation changes and sightlines. Fairways are generally well-defined, and bunkering and water hazards are positioned to reward accuracy and course management. Country Meadows serves the Moncton golfing community and the broader Atlantic Canada region. The club maintains a welcoming membership character typical of regional courses, balancing competitive play with recreational access. The setting and design make it a solid example of contemporary Canadian course architecture, built to suit the climate and landscape of the Maritime provinces while providing an engaging round for golfers of varying abilities.