Chester Golf Club occupies a scenic coastal setting in Chester, Nova Scotia, a historic village on Mahone Bay along the province's South Shore. The course lies within a region known for its maritime character, rocky outcroppings, and views across island-dotted waters. Golf arrived in Chester in the early twentieth century, and the club has served as a recreational and social center for the local community and seasonal residents drawn to the area's sailing and summer cottage traditions. The layout works across rolling, often rocky terrain typical of Nova Scotia's Atlantic coastline. Players encounter elevation changes, natural granite features, and fairways that move through mixed hardwood and coniferous forest. Several holes offer glimpses or direct views of Mahone Bay, and the routing takes advantage of the property's natural contours rather than imposing dramatic earthwork. The course measures modest by contemporary standards, rewarding accuracy and course management over pure distance. Chester Golf Club reflects the character of small-town Nova Scotia golf: unpretentious, welcoming to visitors, and integrated into the fabric of a community that values tradition and outdoor recreation. The clubhouse and facilities maintain a relaxed, informal atmosphere consistent with the region's maritime culture. The course serves both members and guests exploring the South Shore's golf offerings, providing a straightforward test in a setting shaped by the province's coastal landscape and weather.