Granite Spring Golf Club is delighted to unveil our highly anticipated 2024 membership offerings.
Building upon the remarkable course enhancements made in 2023, Granite Springs Golf Club remains committed to delivering nothing but one of the best and most affordable golf experiences in the Halifax area. Our dedication to excellence and continuous improvement ensures that you and the guests can expect an unparalleled golfing experience in 2024 and beyond.
Category Price # Available
65 yrs + SOLD OUT
65 yrs w/souse $2039 5
35-64 yrs $1475 40
35-64 yrs w/spouse $2375 5
26-34 yrs $1139 35
26-34 yrs w/spouse $2039 10
18-25 yrs $1060 10
18-25 yrs w/spouse $1960 5
Does NOT include HST or Golf Canada Dues
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