3 courses
The Annapolis Valley's three parkland courses share the same essential character: tree-lined fairways, measured yardages, and a setting defined by the Valley's agricultural lowlands rather than the Atlantic coast. Paragon Golf & Country Club in Kingston anchors the collection as its signature entry, stretching to 6,900 yards at par 72 — the longest of the three and the one most likely to test ball-strikers. Ken-Wo Country Club in New Minas plays slightly shorter at 6,300 yards over a par 71, while Berwick Heights Golf Course in Berwick sits between them at 6,464 yards, par 72. All three are 18-hole layouts spread across a corridor that runs roughly 40 kilometres from New Minas in the east to Kingston in the west, making it reasonable to fit two rounds into a single day's drive. Golfers prioritizing yardage and a flagship experience tend to start at Paragon; those building a multi-round itinerary can anchor there and work westward or eastward through the remaining two courses with minimal backtracking.