About this course
A championship parkland test and frequent host of provincial events.
Paragon Golf & Country Club sits in Kingston, Nova Scotia, offering an 18-hole, par-72 layout that stretches to 6,900 yards through a classic parkland setting. The course opened in 1963 and completed its full 18-hole build-out in 1970, giving it the kind of maturity that produces well-established tree corridors and settled terrain. Greens fees range from CAD $50 to $70, placing it among the more accessible championship-calibre venues in the province.
The layout blends tree-lined fairways with more open stretches across gently rolling ground, giving players a varied experience from hole to hole. Water hazards and sand traps appear throughout, adding strategic weight without tipping the course into unfair difficulty. At 6,900 yards from the tips, it presents a genuine test of length alongside shot-shaping demands imposed by the tree corridors.
Paragon carries a reputation as a championship parkland test and has served as a frequent host of provincial competitive events, which speaks to both the quality of its conditioning standards and the credibility of its design. Players who enjoy a traditional parkland round with some competitive pedigree behind it will find the club a worthwhile stop on a Nova Scotia golf itinerary.
