Ken-Wo Country Club

Ken-Wo Country Club sits in the Annapolis Valley near New Minas, Nova Scotia, one of the older established clubs in Atlantic Canada, having opened in 1921. The course occupies the heart of what is broadly known as Nova Scotia's wine country, giving it a distinct regional character beyond the fairways themselves.

The layout stretches to just over 6,300 yards across 18 holes and plays to a par of 71. True to its parkland designation, the course features tree-lined fairways that demand accuracy off the tee, while its greens have a reputation for being tricky — a recurring test for both first-time visitors and returning members. That combination of tight corridors and deceptive putting surfaces has made Ken-Wo a credible host venue over the years, having welcomed several provincial and national championships to its grounds.

At a greens fee range of CAD $55–$75, Ken-Wo sits at an accessible price point for a club with this kind of history and competitive pedigree. The course suits mid-to-low handicappers who appreciate tree-lined precision golf, though higher handicappers willing to work the course can find it rewarding. The Annapolis Valley setting adds genuine appeal for travelling golfers looking to combine a round with the broader touring opportunities the region offers.