While the United States may be the leading golf country in the world in terms of the best players, best courses and number of top places to play, there are few countries whose citizens love golf more than the people of Canada. 

In fact, Canada has more courses per capita than the United States and can boast the oldest continuous golf club in North America: Royal Montreal Golf Club, which was founded in 1873.

Although they are not nearly as old as Royal Montreal, Canada's top golf resorts take advantage of the country's size, offering visiting players a variety of golf landscapes, from the Maritime provinces along the Atlantic Ocean to the lakes of Ontario to the Canadian Rockies to the scenic Pacific coast.

Click the link below for our exclusive slideshow of the best golf resorts in Canada.

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>> First resort: Cobble Beach