What Facilities and Activities Does Eagle Crest Golf Course Offer?

Eagle Crest Golf Course in Centreville, Nova Scotia, offers an 18-hole, Par 72, 6,339-yard championship course along with a driving range, a practice green, two Trackman golf simulators, and options for memberships, events, and dining. It suits golfers looking for a full round outdoors, a practice session, or an indoor simulator experience regardless of weather.

Golf Course and Practice Facilities

The core of the property is its 18-hole, Par 72, 6,339-yard course. According to the course, it sits in the Eagle Watch Area of Centreville in the Annapolis Valley, just over an hour's drive from Metro and about 30 minutes from Greenwood Golf Course.

Alongside the course, Eagle Crest provides:

• Driving Range — for warming up or working on your swing before a round.
• Practice Green — for short-game and putting practice.

These facilities make the site usable even if you only want to practice rather than play a full 18 holes.

Trackman Simulators

Eagle Crest is home to two Trackman Golf Simulators. According to the course, these let you:

• Play iconic courses from around the world, regardless of the weather.
• Get detailed shot analysis to help improve your game.
• Take part in tournaments and challenges with friends.

This is the main option for golf when outdoor conditions aren't suitable, and it adds a social or competitive element beyond a standard round.

Memberships, Events, and Dining

Beyond golf itself, the course lists several ways to get involved:

If you're deciding whether Eagle Crest fits your needs, the choice mostly comes down to how you want to play: a full outdoor round on the 18-hole course, a practice session on the range or green, or an indoor simulator game. Memberships, events, and dining are additional reasons to visit beyond a single round.