1229 Grand Lake Road, Sydney, Nova Scotia
Types of Advertising At Lingan Golf Course
On-Course advertising at Lingan provides a means to have your company name and/or logo to be seen approximately 37,000 times from May 1 to October 31. With the purchase of one of the packages noted below, an advertising space will be available in a highly visible area on one of the eighteen tee boxes.
EAGLE PACKAGE - $1,899 plus HSTIf you are interested in learning more about this excellent way of reaching thousands of potential customers while having access to a top-notch golf course, please follow this link.
Includes: 56 transferable golf passes valued at $2,250
BIRDIE PACKAGE - $1,499 plus HST
Includes: 40 transferable golf passes valued at $1,600
PAR PACKAGE - $1,199 plus HST
Includes: 30 transferable golf passes valued at $1,200
BASIC PACKAGE - $550 plus HST
Includes: 2 transferable golf passes and 1 power cart rental - valued at $120
Power Cart Advertising Packages
Your advertisement would be placed in a
slot located in the upper mid
window location of the carts. There
are two packages available
for you to choose from.
slot located in the upper mid
window location of the carts. There
are two packages available
for you to choose from.
Advertisement only
OR
$300 per cart
Advertisement plus green fees and a cart
About The Course
A course was established in Victoria Park, Sydney in 1895. In 1909 it relocated to a new site at Lingan Bay and was incorporated on March 31st, 1911. By 1912 they were forced to again relocate and in 1913 moved their clubhouse and constructed a new course at McLean's Crossing, the present location of the Lingan Golf Club on the highway between Sydney and Glace Bay.
Lingan Club House 1935
Malcolm Martin, a native of Dominion, NS, won the Maritime Amateur Golf Championship in 1914 and designed the nine-hole Sydney (Lingan) course as well as golf courses at Pictou, Abercrombie, Baddeck, and Dominion.
In 1922, the famed Stanley Thompson made a side trip to Sydney to help redesign the Lingan course, one of eleven courses he worked on that year. The development of the second nine holes began in 1964 with C.E. (Robbie) Robinson as the architect.