Wolf Creek Golf Resort

In the rolling hills of Central Alberta lies a truly unique golf experience, faithful in design to golf's old world Scottish origins, with 36 distinctive holes of pot bunkers, wild native grasses bordering immaculate fairways, and enough challenge for a lifetime. Built on a prime sand belt, Wolf Creek Golf Resort is a Rod Whitman design and one of Canada's top public courses, known for hosting the Alberta Open for 13 years. The Old Course, which opened in 1984, is a masterclass in strategic inland links design, while the newer Links Course adds a second world-class routing with dramatic elevation changes and undulating bent grass greens. Groups of golfers find themselves captivated by the unique terrain that blends Scottish heritage with Canadian prairie character—think towering native fescue grasses, strategic water hazards, and that rare combination of beauty and extreme playability.

Rugged terrain and dramatic contours cause the Old course at Wolf Creek Golf Resort to play a lot longer than the scorecard suggests. Both courses reward precision and course management—miss the fairway and you're battling native rough that punishes instantly. The patio gives you a tremendous view across the Old Course on those beautiful Alberta summer days. After 18 holes, groups retreat to the historic log cabin clubhouse to decompress, swap stories, and enjoy the pro shop and dining amenities.