Established in the 1960 as a
facility for Canadian Armed Forces Personnel, Hartlen Point Forces Golf Club
has grown to become one of the premiere tests of golf in Atlantic
Canada.
Now open for play by the general public, the inexpensive green
fees belie the magnificently conditioned course, and breath taking scenery that
is a value at double the current rate.
::: Green Fee and Membership Rates :::
The course is carved out of
natural growth forest and around the site of a closed artillery coastal defense
fortification. The two nines are substantially different. The first nine plays
a 3228 yard par 37 that was built through forest. The front is tight and
demands accuracy over distance in shot making. The second nine plays a 2634
yard par 34 and is more open with fewer trees and a few reminders of the areas
old military days. The back, being more open, gives the player an opportunity
to grip and rip without worrying about an occasional errant shot. With the ever
present wind and three par 3’s on the back the difference between nines is
night and day. 
Hartlen Point Forces Golf Club
comes under the auspices of Maritime Forces Atlantic - Personnel Support
Programs