The two 18-hole courses at Wolf Creek Golf Course tumble through the hills of central Alberta. As the name indicates, the Links Course is an inland links course that features all of the classic elements of a traditional Scottish course including pot bunkers and immaculate fairways lined with long native grasses.
Tucked away in Pine Creek Valley, Heritage Pointe Golf Club offers 27 holes - The Pointe nine is unique from the other two nines in that its holes are shorter and quirkier while Heritage Pointe's Desert nine is a more traditional links-style course with hidden pot bunkers and windswept fairways lined with fescue.
Heritage Point Golf Club resides in the idyllic Pine Creek Valley, just a few minutes south of Calgary. The club offers 27 holes of golf that are played in three different 18-hole combinations. The Desert/Heritage Course is an interesting layout of Scottish-influenced holes and dramatic elevation changes.
The Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Club offers 27 unforgettable holes that are set right in the heart of Canada's Rocky Mountains. The Tunnel nine brings water into play on three holes and it is touted to have the most stunning views of the three nines.
Mount Lorette is one of two 18-hole courses at Kananaskis Country Golf Course. Robert Trent Jones designed both layouts, which are named after the surrounding limestone peaks of the Canadian Rockies.