Wednesday Night Scramble

Event Details

Date: Wednesday, 05 August 2026

Format: Pairs Scramble Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: CAD 5.00


A casual 9-hole scramble event held every Wednesday at Eagle Crest Golf Course, open to all skill levels. 2-person teams tee off anytime between 2 PM and 7 PM in scramble format. Entry fee is $5 CAD per person; non-members pay an additional $20 green fee. Cart rental is $5+ tax per person. Teams may also participate in the optional Secret Hole challenge for $5 per team (cash only). Weekly prizes are awarded for both Gross and Net winners, with a cash prize for Secret Hole winners. The event runs weekly from May 6 to September 2, 2026.


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Venue

Eagle Crest Golf Course

Centreville, Nova Scotia, Canada

Eagle Crest Golf Course is an 18-hole, Par 72 championship course spanning 6,339 yards located in Centreville within the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia, approximately one hour from Metro Halifax. Designed by Osbourne and Garnet Ward, the course originally opened as a 9-hole layout in 1994, with the back nine added in 1999. The course takes its name from the large eagle population visible throughout the Eagle Watch Area where it is situated. The course features a driving range and practice green to complement the main layout. Eagle Crest offers a scenic natural setting characteristic of the Annapolis Valley landscape. The facility has remained a family-operated business since its inception and serves golfers of varying skill levels. In addition to traditional golf, the course features two Trackman Golf Simulators that allow play on courses worldwide and provide shot analysis technology. The facility supports various programs including junior instruction, leagues, corporate events, and tournaments, making it a comprehensive golfing destination in the region.