Golf the Championship Course at Glen Arbour
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Glen Arbour Golf Course, artistically hewn from some of Nova Scotia's most pristine landscape, offers an exceptional golf experience just a short distance from Halifax.
Glen Arbour was designed for public play by renowned course architect, Graham Cooke. Our Championship course was home to the BMO Canadians Womens Open in 2005, the first Wayne Gretsky and Friends Tournament in 1999 and the Mike Weir Miracle Golf Drive for Kids in 2009.
Whether you choose to play our 18-hole, 6 800-yard par 72 course or 9-hole par 3 Executive course, the effect will be the same--a premium golf experience that surpasses your greatest expectations. It will challenge the best and promises to reward all.The distinguished Georgian-style Clubhouse offers panoramic views of the 9th and 18th greens, as well as beautiful Sandy Lake. The Clubhouse is home to our Golf Shop, Lounge and Great Room, which can accommodate groups of 100. Located on the lower level, we have two smaller function rooms, perfect for business meetings up to 30 people. Our corporate tent is located adjacent to the Clubhouse and can accommodate up to 250 for a seated reception.
Our hospitable and courteous staff looks forward to making your event or day at Glen Arbour a memorable one.
Glen Arbour Golf Course
40 Club House Lane,
Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia
B4B 1T4
Phone: (902) 835-4653
Email: golf@glenarbour.com
Website: www.glenarbour.com