Alberta
The Alberta Golf Association was founded in 1912 with five clubs represented on the inaugural committee. The equivalent female governing body followed ten years later when the Alberta Branch of the Canadian Ladies Golf Union was established and it would eventually merge with the AGA in 2000, forming an organisation that now looks after 57,000 golfers in over 220 clubs. Top tracks in the province include three exciting Rod Whitman-designed courses at Wolf Creek Resort (The Old Course and The Links Course) and at Blackhawk Golf Club and a couple of wonderful old Stanley Thompson tracks that date back to the 1920s at Jasper Park Lodge and Banff Springs.
Banff Springs Golf Club
Alberta, Canada
Banff Springs Golf Club
We’ve waxed lyrical about the location of Banff Springs Golf Club, but we can assure you that nothing prepares you for the reality, charm and sheer enormity of the setting.
Jasper Park Lodge Golf Club
Alberta, Canada
Jasper Park Lodge Golf Club
Jasper Park Lodge is a course that will appeal to golfers of all levels. It is both interesting and challenging without being brutal.
Calgary Golf & Country Club
Alberta, Canada
Calgary Golf & Country Club
Calgary Golf & Country Club was formed way back in 1897, moving to its present location in 1908 when it enlisted Tom Bendelow to lay out the original course.
Blackhawk Golf Club
Alberta, Canada
Blackhawk Golf Club
Designed by Rod Whitman, a native Albertan, Blackhawk Golf Club quickly established itself as one of the top contemporary courses in Canada when it opened in 2003...
Mickelson National Golf Club
Alberta, Canada
Mickelson National Golf Club
The course at Mickelson National Golf Club finally opened for play in the summer of 2020, thirteen years after the project first got off the ground. It was originally earmarked as a Johnny Miller and Stephen Ames co-production called the Copithorne Club...
Wolf Creek Golf Resort (Old)
Alberta, Canada
Wolf Creek Golf Resort (Old)
Rugged terrain and dramatic contours cause the Old course at Wolf Creek Golf Resort to play a lot longer than the scorecard suggests.
Stewart Creek Golf & Country Club
Alberta, Canada
Stewart Creek Golf & Country Club
Golf architect Gary Browning laid out the original 18-hole mountain course at Stewart Creek Golf & Country Club on a spectacular site adjacent to the Three Sisters mountain range.
Wolf Creek Golf Resort (Links)
Alberta, Canada
Wolf Creek Golf Resort (Links)
A new Rod Whitman-designed nine joins forces with the existing nine-hole South course to create the inspiring Links at the ever-popular Wolf Creek Golf Resort in Ponoka.
Kananaskis County (Mount Kidd)
Alberta, Canada
Kananaskis County (Mount Kidd)
The Mount Kidd golf course is located around an hour’s drive from either Calgary or Banff at Kananaskis Country, one of Canada’s premier public golfing destinations.
Royal Mayfair
Alberta, Canada
Royal Mayfair
Formerly known as Mayfair Golf and Country Club, Royal Mayfair earned royal title from the Queen during Alberta’s centenary celebrations in 2005.
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