Central Alberta
A blend of rich history and fascinating culture makes Central Alberta a wonderful place to visit—especially for golf enthusiasts. With several quality golf courses in the region, Central Alberta offers a wide variety of unique golf experiences. Whether you're looking for a competitive game or a fun round with your family and friends, the possibilities for golfing in Central Alberta are endless. So what are you waiting for? Use our golfing in Central Alberta page to jump-start your next summer golf getaway in the heartland of Alberta.
At the Camrose Golf Course in central Alberta, both the patrons and employees are very valuable to the facility and over the years the course has played host to many great personalities.
Published May 2013 » by Kimberly Schoenberger
Bill Penny, Golf Professional at Camrose Golf Course offers his advice.
Published May 2013 » by Kimberly SchoenbergerJim Fraser, CPGA and pro at the Smoky Lake Town & Country Golf Club, offers a few valuable tips.
Published July 2012 » by Jim FraserCentral Alberta Golf Courses
Opened in 1922, Camrose Golf Course in Alberta has been running for nearly an entire century, and the quality of golf there has only improved with age.
Published May 2013 » by Kimberly Schoenberger
This gorgeous club is equipped to please golfers of all kinds.
Published July 2012 » by Danielle Cameron
At the top of a coulee in an area rich in agriculture and history, you’ll find one of southern Alberta’s most popular golf destinations.
Published July 2012 » by Michelle Carr Johnson
If you are on the road in Alberta, and checking out the vibrant town of Okotoks, you can experience a great game of golf amongst the rivers, mountains and plains. Crystal Ridge is a beautiful nine-hole golf course located on the northeast side of Okotoks, and not far from South Calgary.
Published July 2012 » by Lisa Crane
Just a short drive from Medicine Hat takes you to the friendly community of Redcliff and the Riverview Golf Club, set on a beautiful site overlooking the South Saskatchewan River and Echo Dale Park.
Published July 2012 » by Gerald Vander PylMiquelon started out with just nine holes when it opened in 1975, but a challenging back nine were added due to popular demand in 1998. Be sure to keep an eye out for wildlife on this course—visitors have been known to spot a variety of birds and deer while playing.
http://www.miquelonhillsgolf.com/Just a half an hour out of Camrose, Daysland has an immaculately kept 9-hole golf course with grass greens and fully serviced campsites. Regular Tournaments and social event are scheduled throughout the summer.
http://www.tourismcamrose.com/golf-courses/view/Daysland-Golf-Course/In addition to a beautiful 18-hole course, Whistle Stop also is equipped with a driving range and recently-completed “Train Station” clubhouse. Located just two minutes out of Camrose, this course has a 33-site campground, perfect for an extended golf vacation.
http://www.whistlestopgolf.com/