Turf was rock hard and quite dry. Lay out isn't bad considering what they had to do after the flood…read morebut the course works out pretty short. Not much elevation change, some water. Greens are not that receptive, huge bounces from approach shorts. Beautiful clubhouse, staff very friendly.

Played Desert and Point courses. Tee boxes, fairways, bunkers and greens in great shape! There were…read morenot many divots on greens, so people actually fixed them. Finished in 4;10 minutes on a saturday. Twilight rate $85

Scenery 4.5: beautiful course with elevation changes that allow you to see the layout…read more Shot values 5: target golf always demands you put your thinking cap on. You have to think yourself around this course. Use the yardage guide they have to define your strategy on each hole. Layout 5: there are three 9's each with their own character. Desert 9 is flat with some water features. Coming from the California desert this is more like a "prairie" nine. The heritage 9 starts with a downhill par 5 that forces you to lay up at 230 yards or less. Target golf. Take care not to drive it too long as several fairways end in a river or barranca. Use the yardage guide. Even with a range finder I needed the guide to plan a strategy on each hole. When I failed to use the guide I payed the price by running out of fairway a few times or hitting into bad places. Greens 5: stimping around 11 and rolling true. Bent grass greens that were perfect. Spoke with a greens-keeper and since it had rained the greens werent as hard as they could get. Ouch! Lucky for me they were just soft enough. I am not a great putter and I made 6 birdies in my round! If I read it right the ball went in the hole. Staff 5: friendly and helpful. That's all I ask of staff. Friendly and helpful. Eliminate rudeness and be warm. That was my experience. Pace of play 5: 4 1/2 hours. A slower group let us play through but even they were on a 4.5 hour round pace. Marshals were helpful in keeping people moving politely. Experience 5: it was a fun course. Will play it every time I visit Calgary.

Service was bad. You don't treat customers like you're calling a dog. My kids didn't deserve that,…read moreexcited to play and you had to have an old guy call them with your finger and be rude. Never go here.

Went here for mini golf today. It is a very clean golf…read morecourse. There were lots of people on and sometimes we had to wait or other people had to wait for us but everyone was very respectful and patient. The course is also a lot of fun with different obstacles and water to avoid. The price is great as well :)

I can sum up my review by saying "Worst course I've ever played"…read more We had not played here since the new owners had taken over but we had played here numerous times when it was Boulder Creek. On their webpage they write about new owners taking over, having "purchased the course in 2020" and were "making significant investments to improve everything! Yes, everything!". We looked at recent reviews which were only two kinds of reviews 1) "This is the best course I have ever played" (I later found that these people are either friends, paid for advertisement, or have never played another course). Or 2) "This is the worst course I have ever played". Didn't really tell us much so we decided to give it a try. With the claims that their "TURF is getting the love and care it deserves. Regrowth is underway" we figured we might be in for a treat and this was a possible hidden gem. In this case I'm not sure how a golf course can be purchased and the new owners/staff can make the course significantly worse than it was previously. Regarding course conditions, when taking a shot there was four possibilities of the lie you would be hitting from your next shot. These four conditions are: 1) Dirt/Mud 2) Weeds/Clover 3) Crab/Torpedo Grass 4) Agricultural Crops You could find most of these conditions anywhere on the course including tee boxes and greens. There was little to no golf course grass anywhere on the entire course as the only grass was located in front of the club house, which shows where the owner's/team's priority is. The only way to fix course conditions like this is to remove and replace the top 6 inches of dirt and re-seed the entire course. On the second par 3 of the course, I accidentally took a massive divot out of the teebox. I went over to the cart, grabbed a bottle of sand to repair it. The bottom fell off the sand bottle and sand went everywhere. Having a second bottle on the cart, I grabbed that one, with the exact same results. Which staff member thought it would be funny to pull a prank like this? This is about the same maturity as unscrewing the top of a salt shaker at a restaurant. On the same turf related issues, the greens looked like a combination of the 4 previous conditions, but I don't think a ball mark had been repaired on the greens... Ever. The bunkers were dirt/mud, with a ¼" layer of sandbox sand, and a smattering or 1 inch stones all through it. I opted to play them all as ground under repair hazards. None of them were raked or maintained at all as there were no rakes anywhere near the bunkers. I could count the rakes I saw throughout the day on one hand. Was this "bring your own rake" to the golf course day and I just didn't get the memo when I booked our tee time? No distance markers or signage anywhere on the course, everything was a guess. No sprinkler head markings, no teebox signs, no teebox markings. The only thing was the score card. I lost more balls than I care to admit, but when you lose most of them in the middle of the "fairway" (If you could even call it that) it's even more frustrating that putting them all in the water. We saw a single landscape crew member pull onto the fairway in their cart just as we were walking onto the tee box and just sit about 200 yards off the tee in the middle of the "fairway". Despite us hollering, or waiting a significant number of minutes while other groups piled up behind us, they just sat there on their phone, completely unaware of anything else. I finally just hit my shot. Luckily I was nowhere near this person. But I guess the sound of a golf ball rippling through the air above them at 150mph+ was enough to wake this individual up as they quickly removed their cart from such a dangerous area. I appreciate the new-ish carts, but why overcharge for a single rider? Do any other courses do this? But when both of the carts were sputtering and stalling all day, or having a hard time getting up the few hills on the course, maybe it's time to invest in a mechanic? Or a discount? The one thing I don't understand is not seeing a marshall all day, a starter that didn't seem to know anything about the rules of the game or any rules unique to this course, or landscape crews with zero self-preservation. I guess I'm not really surprised the way the day went. What I have to say to the owners: I think it's great to have new owners take up these ventures instead of large corporations that care little for the people, and I'd love to support you, but maybe it's not the time to "shake up the golf industry" or do "away with tradition & norms" or look at the "course with a new lens... to create something unique". Especially not for something that is proven to have worked for the better part of the last 100 years.

finally got a nine hole round in at The Track. Course is looking so much better since the new…read moreowners took over. Those people that live around Langdon know how hard it is to grow grass, trees or any kind of plants with how poor the soil is. From Josh in the pro shop to Brooke in the dining room, it's a great place to play golf and have something to eat!

My husband and I went to the restaurant for our anniversary - What an awesome experience!! Our…read moreserver, Jenny, was amazing! So attentive to our needs and really engaging. I don't think I've ever had a better server. She was the friendliest, kindest, attentive server I've seen. She had a huge tableful of people and us on the patio - she made sure not to ignore us even though the other table was busy and they also all paid separately, so that would take up a bit of time for most people. When they left, we had one other couple join the patio. She made sure to come out often enough but also let us enjoy our time. She made some great food recommendations as well. She also treated us to Fiasco Gelato for dessert once she found out how much I love it and because it was our anniversary. How sweet is that?! The only reason that I am giving four stars is that the patio is small and you are sitting very close to know another. There is no music or anything so you feel kinda awkward having a conversation (especially if the other table is sitting there quietly). There is also no hostess to show you where to go, so we weren't sure where and when to sit. The view is spectacular though and the course looks amazing! The food is delicious and the drinks are good too! Big kudos to Jenny though. She certainly deserves a five star rating.

One of the nicer courses in Calgary. It has some really fun holes and some really tough holes…read more(there's a 600+ Yard par 5 out there!). But altogether a beautiful course. The greens and fairways are well maintained, and the rough stuff can get really thick. Beautiful views of the Rockies.

This is a good course for beginners. Not to many hazards to worry about. Very price tho. Had our…read morefirst round there today. Only problem I found that it took 4.5 hrs for two of us to play. The group in front of us made us wait 15-20 mins a hole on the back nine. The marshal could have done more to prevent this from happening. I would not go back there again if this was to happen again.

Overall a good experience. I had kept my expectations down…read moreas the course is so new. It was in pretty decent shape (a few rough spots but not unmanageable) Everyone was friendly and the price was fair. We did get slowed down on the back nine....still don't really know why, but this happens from time to time. Greens were surprisingly good. I will definitely go back.

Look, this place is frankly spectacular. The course is meticulously maintained with barely a blade…read moreof grass out of place. It's nice after so many years away from the game to go and start up on an epic jewel of the foothills.

Beautiful Golf course & amazing scenery! The food is amazing! I highly recommend the brunch buffet!!read more

Consider this review as two reviews in one…read more #1 - I have been using the WPGCC venue for the past five and a half years as a place to host my company's private and public workshops, as well as client off-site retreats. Herb and his colleagues have been absolutely fantastic to work with. Challenges and miscommunications (if any - and almost always my fault) are sorted out quickly, and as for the food - always the best quality in preparation and presentation. #2 - My company runs a bi-monthly seminar for almost six years. Just this past summer we found ourselves in need of a new venue. We require seating for 50-75, while we host three guest speakers and some networking in between talks. Once again, Herb, Rita, Margaret and team continue to deliver first class service, food and an atmosphere that is really hard to beat anywhere else in the city. In closing, it's important to note, that none of our clients, guests or seminar attendees have ever given a single piece of negative feedback. Everything has been extremely positive. To all the team at Willow Park Golf and Country Club, thank you for such attentive and consistent service over the past 5 years. You have our sincere gratitude.

Steak sandwich was fantastic. Great fries and came with gravy and mushrooms automatically. Wife…read moreloved her butter chicken as well. Patio has nice view of the course, service was good.