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 Course
History
Eagle Crest Golf Course is an 18 hole Par 72 6257 yard facility with
a 385 yard Driving Range that features 6 target greens with a Solar Powered Ball
Dispenser that allows for sunrise to sunset usage. Located in the now famous
Eagle Watch Area in Centreville, Kings County (Annapolis Valley), we are about
an hours drive from Metro. Eagle Crest originally opened as a 9 hole course in
1994 and was so named because of the many eagles in the area. In 1999 the back
nine was opened on the former property of Dr. Clarence Goss, a prior Lieutenant
Governor of Nova Scotia. Lots of construction has taken place since then and
most holes are now completely different then they were when they first opened.
 Come
and enjoy our friendly atmosphere and panoramic views of both the North and
South Mountains from the wrap around deck at the new clubhouse, located at 2059
Lakewood Road, which we plan on opening sometime in Mid-May of 2009. A totally
new layout will be highlighted with the first major tournament of the year for
the NSGA, the Nova Scotia Four Ball. We will also be hosting the NSGA Ladies 2
Ball in July 2009. You will start your 18 hole round at Eagle Crest with a Par
3 and finish with back to back Par 5's. Both nines are Par 36 layouts with
plenty of water throughout. Also new for this year is our floating bridge
which takes you into a natural setting that only Eagle Crest can
provide. Picture yourself playing in and out of the woods on rolling hills
along, and sometimes over, water that attracts quite a bit of
wildlife which only the golfer really gets to enjoy! Hope to see you there!
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