Manitoba
Five clubs - St Charles, Pine Ridge, Norwood, Winnipeg Hunt Club and Elmhurst - were all included at the very first session of the Manitoba Golf Association in 1915 seven years prior to the time when women in the province created the province's own body to govern themselves, called the Manitoba Ladies Golf Association. Both associations served their members for over 80 years, until they amalgamated in 2004 and formed Golf Manitoba. Manitoba isn't overflowing with golf courses of high quality, however Pine Ridge is one of them. Pine Ridge, one of the province's oldest clubs is a Tom Bendelow-style layout which was renovated in 1919 by Donald Ross when he visited Winnipeg in 1919. The course is often regarded as one of Manitoba's top 18-hole courses.
St Charles Country Club (Ross & MacKenzie)
Manitoba, Canada
St Charles Country Club (Ross & MacKenzie)
The St Charles Country Club in Winnipeg was founded in 1904 and Donald Ross redesigned its 18-hole golf course in 1919.
Pine Ridge Golf Club
Manitoba, Canada
Pine Ridge Golf Club
The prairie province of Manitoba is not overflowing with quality golf courses but Pine Ridge Golf Club is worthy of inclusion in the upper echelons of the national rankings.
Falcon Lake
Manitoba, Canada
Falcon Lake
Laid out within a heavily forested landscape, the tight fairways of the Falcon Lake golf course present golfers with one of the region’s toughest golfing tests.
Granite Hills
Manitoba, Canada
Granite Hills
Granite Hills Golf Club lies within a 320-acre property on the shores of Lac du Bonnet. Plans for the layout were drawn up in 1983 but it took another twenty-four years before the course opened for play.
Quarry Oaks (Quarry & Oak)
Manitoba, Canada
Quarry Oaks (Quarry & Oak)
Quarry Oaks is a 27-hole golf facility featuring three distinct nines, with the Quarry and Oak loops comprising the original course – that’s not to say the newer Desert nine should be disregarded as it’s a fine alternative option.
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