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Annapolis Royal Golf & Country Club |
Annapolis, Nova Scotia |
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Located just minutes from the historic Town of Annapolis Royal, the Annapolis Royal Golf and Country Club offers breathtaking views of the Annapolis Basin, and the National Historic Site of Fort Anne. In 1992, the course was expanded to a full 18-holes based on the same principles that made the previous course such a pleasure and challenge to play. Today, the course at Annapolis Royal displays a rare combination of inviting (but not wide open) forest-fringed fairways, natural water hazards, and tricky approach shots without the pretension of an overly tailored course. |
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Glen Arbour Golf Course |
Nova Scotia |
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At 6800 yards in length, Glen Arbour is not long by today’s standard but the combination of natural hazards, elevation changes and tricky bentgrass greens challenge players of all skill levels. In its brief few years of existence, Glen Arbour has played host to many celebrities with the highlight being the inaugural Wayne Gretzky and Friend’s Invitational and most recently the BMO Canadian Ladies open in 2005. The motto for staff at Glen Arbour is the experience must exceed our customer’s expectations. We aim to do just that for every guest who enters the facility, treat yourself... come and experience golf as it is meant to be. |
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Osprey Ridge Golf Club |
Nova Scotia |
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Osprey Ridge Golf Club is a par 72, championship course opened on May 16, 1998. The course was designed by Graham Cooke. Osprey Ridge was nominated by Golf Digest for best new course in Canada in 1999. Graham's belief is that "golf course design must capture and enhance the natural beauty of the land, setting the stage for golfers of all skill levels to enjoy the experience of play". Graham has certainly maximized that belief in his design of Osprey Ridge and the multiple tees on each hole allow the golfer to enjoy the experience on a course that can play from 5300 yards to 6600 yards. |
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