PEMBROKE GOLF CLUB
🇨🇦 Pembroke, Ontario, CA
Designed by Graham Cooke
Pembroke Golf Club, nestled in the Ottawa Valley, is a testament to enduring community spirit, where generations have shaped its fairways and stories. Carved into the rolling parkland of Ontario, the course, while not particularly notable in global rankings, presents a strategic challenge defined by mature trees lining the fairways and subtle elevation changes. It favors a calculated approach, with doglegs that reward thoughtful shot placement over sheer power, demanding a strategic ground game for those who want to score well.
Originally designed in the early 20th century, Pembroke has seen subtle refinements over the decades, maintaining its classic character. While it has not hosted major championships, the club remains a vital hub for local amateur golf, fostering a competitive yet welcoming atmosphere. It’s more than just a community, but a way of life for those families.
Beyond the course, the clubhouse is known for its traditional hospitality, culminating in the ever-popular Friday night fish fry. Here, local lore intertwines with the echoes of laughter and shared stories, binding members together over their love for the game.
FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Pembroke was designed by Graham Cooke.
Yes. Pembroke at Pembroke Golf Club is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Pembroke is 72.
Pembroke plays 6,597 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Pembroke is 128.
Pembroke is a 18-hole course.