About this course
A welcoming Acadian-shore layout along the longest main street in the world.
Clare Golf & Country Club sits in Comeauville, Nova Scotia, along the storied Acadian Shore of St. Mary's Bay — a stretch of Highway 1 often cited as the longest main street in the world. Opened in 1967, the course has been a fixture of this tightly knit Francophone community for more than half a century.
The layout is an 18-hole parkland design playing to a par 72 over approximately 6,400 yards. Fairways are expansive, giving players room to work the ball, while water hazards introduce consequence at key points on the card. The combination of generous landing areas and selective penalties makes the course approachable for recreational golfers without feeling toothless for single-digit handicappers.
At CAD $40–$55 for a round, Clare represents strong value by any Canadian standard, particularly given the scenic bay-side setting. The course suits golfers of most skill levels looking for a relaxed but honest test, and its location on the Acadian Shore means a round here pairs naturally with a drive through one of the most culturally distinct regions in Atlantic Canada.
