A long par 5 with an environmental hazard left and a creek right - be conservative and consider playing it as a three shot hole from the start. the layup area is the widest part of the fairway and provides a straight view to the green. Well protected by bunkers, the green slopes back to front, so be sure to keep your approach under the hole.

A tough driving hole, with a lateral hazard right and bushes left, the 2nd hole is also protected by an undulated green. Any approach shots that go over the green leave a very tough up and down, being short is the best miss for the second green.

Beware not to hit through the fairway as the water is reachable from all of the tee boxes. A long iron or hybrid should leave a short approach to another green severely sloped from back to front. A large bunker will collect shots that go long and there is water left and a lateral hazard right.

With elevated tee boxes, this downhill par 5 can be reached in two with a well struck drive as the fairway is very generous with lots of area to miss left and right. A drive in the fairway will set up a reachable second shot but beware of the small pond that rests right in front of the green that will gobble up any miss hit shots. Stay to the right of the green to avoid the pond and have the best angle into the large green.

Accuracy is crucial on this par 3 as there is a lateral hazard surrounding the hole with no room to miss it over the back of the green. The small green is severely sloped, and leaves a very hard up and down from any location. A good miss is short in the fairway that will give you the best chance to save par!

With water left and just slightly under 400 yards from the blue tees makes this hole as a risk vs reward par 4. A small pond lies just past the 150 yard marker and leaves you with the choice to go for it or play it safe. Any layups will leave you a long approach shot and a drive over the green will give you a wedge into the severely back to front sloped green. Best beware of the small bunker to the right of the green, as well as a lateral hazard over the green which makes going for that blue pin a risk.

This is the hardest par 5 on the golf course, that measures 540 yards from the blues, where the safe play is on the left side of the fairway that will take the long grass and bunkers out of play. The second shot is guarded by a well placed bunker that will collect any miss hit shots and will leave a hard third into the 10th green. Be sure to take a second look when reading this green as it slopes severely to the west.

Hole 11 is a straight forward par 4, just make sure you stay out of the pond that skirts the right side of the fairway. The approach shot cannot be missed long or left due to long grass and a pond that is just left of the green. A well hit drive will leave a good chance of a birdie on this hole.

A driveable par 4 that is riddled with bunkers, which includes a massive waste bunker along the right side of the fairway. Far left is O.B., which is why a fairway wood may be a better play than the driver. The narrow green is protected by two large bunkers and long grass over the back.

A short par 3 with a large pond right and bunker over the back leaves this hole as your chance to get back a stroke. The large green can give up a three putt if you are not careful on your club selection.

This 495 yard par 5 is very reachable in two with a well placed drive along the narrow part of the fairway. A bunker to the left of the fairway collects any drives left and a drive far right will need a search party to find its owner. The green is protected by a large bunker and a water hazard that leads to the long, narrow, green that has many undulating slopes.

A short par 4 that is very reachable from the tee if you can navigate the two bunkers in front of the green. Tree's guard both sides of the fairway and the waste bunker will collect any layups that are pushed out to the right.

After you're finished with the short 15th, you are treated with another short par 4 that only measures 291 yards from the blue tees. Don't get too greedy on the drive, as the left side has many bunkers that will wreak havoc on your second shot. The large green is no guarantee of a two putt with a misplaced approach shot.

A challenging par 4 with O.B. far left and thick fescue to the right makes this a very tough driving hole. The green is protected by bunkers all over the right side of the green, and any shots missed left flirt with going O.B.

The finishing hole brings the longest par 3 on the course, measuring over 200 yards from the men's tees and 165 from the ladies. With water hazards both left and right, it is very important for an accurate approach if you plan to make par. The green is protected with bunkers over the back that will make an up and down very difficult in the undulating 18th green.

From the tee, the 4th looks like a simple par 3 but in reality it is an island green! All around the perimeter lies more environmental hazards, which cannot be entered or played from. with a prevalent ridge through the center of the green, two putts are no certainty.

Rated as the best 5th hole in the Calgary area, this is our signature hole that doglegs to the left. A hybrid or fairway wood off of the tee hit towards the corner of the fairway will leave a 150 yard approach, while longer hitters may take on the bunker off of the tee - leaving less than 100 yards in. The second shot towards the island green is made tougher by a fairway that slopes slightly downhill. With helping wind, players have taken the direct route and will drive the green!

A tough driving hole with water short right and trees that guard both sides of the fairway. This is the hardest hole on the golf course from the ladies tees which is why the drive is very crucial. A good drive in the fairway will set up a short iron into a small back to front sloped green.