The Lobstick Golf Course was built in 1935. The course was designed by legendary Canadian architect Stanley Thompson and is a member of the Stanley Thompson Society.

According to native legend, the tassle top "lobstick" tree, created by lopping off a series of branches below the top, was used as a navigational marker.
The practice continued with fur traders, early settlers, timber cruisers and prospectors in the area. In modern times the "lobstick" tree serves as a reminder of the areas rich historical past, and marks the beginning of a course rich in golfing adventure and tradition.