Medicine Hat

Host of the Alberta Men's Amateur Golf Championship in 2020. Medicine Hat Golf & Country Club was founded in 1913. The Hat was relocated to its present location north of the Saskatchewan River in 1934 to an area of land that was leased by Medicine Hat City. It's unclear who first created the course, but Les Furber gave the layout an overhaul in the middle of the 1980s.

The current course length is 6,695 yards from the tip with 72 yards the holes are laid out in two recurrence circuits of nine holes. Water is present on numerous holes, the most notable being towards the left of the fairway on the par 4 9th, and in between fairways of the par 4 13th as well as on the 14th, a par three.

The highlight holes are the doglegging par four to the right on 2nd, which plays on a green that has guard bunkers in front left and the to the back left of the putting area, and the final one of par 3s is the 16th hole, which is 148 yards long. the heavily sand-protected green has the best chance to make a birdie.