The Osprey at Clovelly Golf Club sits in the rugged coastal landscape near St. John's, Newfoundland, where the North Atlantic climate and terrain shape the golfing experience. Designed by Graham Cooke, a Canadian architect known for working with challenging topography and natural settings, the course takes advantage of the region's distinctive character—rolling land, exposure to maritime winds, and views that reflect Newfoundland's dramatic coastal environment. The routing works with the natural contours rather than imposing heavily manufactured features on the site. The course reflects the traditions of Atlantic Canadian golf, where weather conditions can shift quickly and wind plays a significant role in strategy and club selection. The layout typically features a mix of elevation changes and open stretches where the elements become part of the challenge. Golfers encounter holes that require thoughtful course management rather than relying solely on distance, with the design emphasizing ground game options and creative shot-making. Clovelly Golf Club serves the St. John's golfing community and visitors to Newfoundland's Avalon Peninsula. The club provides a regional gathering place for members and guests seeking golf in one of Canada's most distinctive geographic settings. The Osprey represents modern Canadian course design adapted to the particular demands of Newfoundland's landscape and climate, offering a golf experience shaped by its location at the edge of the continent.