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Coyote Hill Golf Course & Driving Range

Coyote Hill Golf Course & Driving Range

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303 NS-215, Ellershouse, Nova Scotia, B0N 1L0, Canada
(902) 757-0157 www.coyotehill.ca
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Aug 25, 2018
Just 9 holes but most of them are pretty long and all of them are interesting. We loved our round, and were blown away by the hospitality of the staff who helped us out on several fronts because we didn't bring everything we needed. The fish wrap from the food truck there was delicious too.

Aug 5, 2018
Excellent course for the money. Service is great and the course is challenging enough to keep things interesting. I enjoy golfing here @

Sep 2, 2018
Very enjoyable to play and so many people there from beyond that of just Hants County. A number from the HRM area and since I'm originally from Hants County, spent my youth there but as an adult have lived in HRM, I knew many of the golfers utilizing this course. Very reasonably priced, no wait times to speak of or at least that was the case whenever I played there. Walk ons most welcomed, tee times not required. Greens are small and present a challenge to most putters. Can't say enough good things about the staff, friendly, eager to help and very accommodating.

Aug 19, 2018
Really like this course. Hard if you aren't a long hitter, but still fun. And a helluva workout if you are walking it

Oct 7, 2017
Great casual 9 hole course. Fairways and greens are in great shape. Won't find much better bang for your buck. It's not the easiest walk, note the name of the course. You may not see coyotes but you will see hills. The greens are small but are in great shape. They roll true but are soft enough to stick.

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