Pippy Park Golf

06/23/2026

It’s never too early to start your life in golf. Thanks to 3 year old Kennedy Goyman for choosing Pippy Park to start off her golf career, followed by the reward of milk and a cookie. Enjoy the journey!

06/22/2026

⛳ Golf Architecture & Design 2026

Week 7 — Double-Plateau Greens
A double-plateau green has two elevated sections separated by a lower middle area. Each plateau provides distinct flag locations with unique challenges. Missing the correct section often results in extremely difficult putts or chips. This design rewards accurate approach shots and offers variety throughout the season as pins move between tiers.

06/17/2026

🌧️ Course Closure Notice 🌧️

Due to today’s weather conditions, Pippy Park Golf Club will be closed for the remainder of June 17.

06/16/2026

⛳ Spots are filling up fast for our 9 & Dine Italian Night! 🍝

Join us on Tuesday, July 14 for an evening of golf, delicious Italian cuisine, and great company at Pippy Park Golf Club.

✅ 9 holes of golf with cart
✅ 3-course Italian dinner
✅ Draw prizes and prizes for winning teams
✅ Choose your own foursome
✅ Open to the first 32 teams only

Grab your golf partner, gather some friends, and enjoy a summer evening on the course before sitting down to a fantastic Italian-inspired meal.

📅 Tuesday, July 14
⛳ Shotgun Start: 4:00 PM
🍽 Dinner: 6:30 PM
💲 $140 per team of 2

Registration is already underway, and this event may sell out before the registration deadline.

Register today before all spots are gone! Visit Pippy Park Golf and click “Golf Items,” then “Golf Events” to register. 🇮🇹🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♀️🍷

06/15/2026

⛳ Golf Architecture & Design 2026

Week 6 — Dogleg Design Purpose
Doglegs, holes that bend left or right, force players to consider angles, not just distance. The corner of the dogleg is often guarded by bunkers, trees, or rough. Cutting the corner may provide the best approach, but only if the risk is justified. Well-designed doglegs require players to shape shots, choose lines, and manage positions carefully.

06/11/2026

⛳️ Weekend Golf at Admiral's Green!

Looking for the perfect way to spend your weekend? Grab your clubs and enjoy a round at one of Newfoundland and Labrador's premier golf destinations.

🏌️ Weekend Rates
• Open until 1:50 PM – $55
• Twilight (2:00 PM) – $44
• Super Twilight (3:30 PM) – $31

🌐 Book your tee time at www.pippypark.com

Tag your golf partner and we'll see you on the course! ⛳️☀️

All rates plus HST.

06/09/2026

Check out this exclusive offer!

⛳️ Camp More. Play More. This Summer at Pippy Park! 🏕️

Planning a camping getaway in the heart of St. John's? Make the most of your stay with our Stay N' Play Promotion!

🏌️ Registered Pippy Park Campground guests receive 20% OFF regular green fees at Pippy Park Golf Club.

✅ Camper Guest Exclusive
✅ Valid until October 1, 2026
✅ Beautiful courses just minutes from your campsite
✅ Perfect for families, friends, and golf enthusiasts

🎟️ Don't forget: You must obtain a Stay N' Play voucher from the Campground Registration Booth to receive your discount.

📍 Pippy Park Golf Club
460 Allandale Road, St. John's

📞 709-753-7110 ext. 2
🌐 pippypark.com

Whether you're here for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, enjoy the best of both worlds, relaxing campground vibes and a great day on the course.

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06/08/2026

Congratulations to one of our long time supporters, Sid Blundon, for his Hole in One on #13 on the Admiral’s Green course. Sid made our first ace of the season and we look forward to many more.

06/08/2026

⛳ Golf Architecture & Design 2026

Week 5 — Punchbowl Green Function
Punchbowl greens sit lower than the surrounding terrain, allowing slopes to feed shots toward the centre. They are forgiving from the air and especially from the ground. This historic design adds character while helping players find the green more easily. Even slightly off-target shots often funnel back into safety, an intentional kindness from the architect.

06/01/2026

⛳ Golf Architecture & Design 2026

Week 4 — Cape Holes & Diagonal Hazards
A Cape hole challenges players with a diagonal hazard, often water or a bunker, that players can carry at varying distances. The more aggressive the line, the shorter the next shot becomes. The less risk you take, the longer the approach awaits. This design rewards precision and decision-making, asking golfers to match their ambition with their ability.