Nice little course. Nothing fancy and only 9 holes, but we found the owner/workers very friendly…read moreand accommodating. We loved the smaller feel and golfed behind a family with some small kids and we golfed slowly and didn't have anyone yelling at us to speed up. Really relaxing course to go if you are a casual golfer or a group looking for a nice relaxing day!

From the owner: We are a golf courseread more

Went to Putting Horse Ranch this past weekend, Thought we would give mini putt a try. The place is…read moreeasy to fine and the owner was very helpful and friendly. Great spot to take your family or coworkers. I would highly recommend, the putting grass is in really great shape, will be taking our grandkids there soon one day.

I've known Liz for a couple years now, she invited us to come out have a round of golf, check…read moreeverything out and then have a bite to eat. They have done a lot of work, and I mean a lot. It's a fun putting course and her horses are so friendly. Perfect riders, and they listen and follow direction well. When I was there they were just finishing up a spot for their drive range, it's done now as well. The surroundings at the house are comfortable and cozy, and the meals are awesome! Homestyle steak, corn on the cob, and potatoes yum! I enjoyed myself. You will as well. Cheers, enjoy.

This place is quite a site for regular scenery, would be more cool if it had mountains but beggars…read morecan't be choosers. If you are a golfer this would be a spot to check out. 9 hole or 18 holes. I don't golf myself but i'm sure any place welcomes beginners. As for my friends and I we let few people pass as there are some pros here trying to get through the hole course quick. The best thing I like about these golf places is the golf carts. I don't know about you but I like driving these things 100% of the time. These golf carts equipped with gps, scoring, and time tracking. Extra features has some servicing I believe if needed and they are somewhat electric powered, very quiet when driving. The main shop is quite small but convenient for the golfers, small dining lounge and with a gift shop. Parking is spacious and washrooms are well kept. The cost is seen in photo. Also beware of mosquitoes at this time. Highly recommend you bring mosquito spray, sun lotion, extra water bottle, and sunglasses. Players get one water bottle. There are washrooms located within the golf course so don't be worried of drinking to much water. Recommended for anyone looking to try new golf areas.

From the owner: The Cougar Creek Golf Resort is a public, championship golf course that is accessible for golfers…read moreof all abilities. We are one of Edmonton's top golf courses that cater to both public play and tournaments. Our tournament house can accommodate up to 200 guest and is the ideal setting for your company or organizations golf tournaments. Additional information is available at cougarcreekgolf.com or by calling 780-892-4545.

This was our first time golfing at this course and it was really fun! The staff are so friendly and…read moreeven offered to take a picture of us as we waited for our tee time to start. Inside the mini clubhouse they have a pro shop with a few items for sale, not a huge selection but if you forget your balls or tees they have all that there. They also have a food and beverage offerings in there and you can load up before you head out on the course. We let the staff know that we were somewhat beginners and I will say that they do schedule the tee times fairly close to one another. We were getting to the tee box as the players in front of us were either on the fairway or on the green so it's quite a quick pace of play. There were a few times we were falling a tad behind the game play and the Marshall was really nice and came over and helped us look for our balls for a couple holes and get us caught up to the game play. The greens were nice and even though it is end of the season the fairway and greens were still in good condition. Overall I would definitely come back and I would recommend this course to others. We played best ball and it worked well for us as far as keeping up to game play. It was a beautiful day and busy day full of people but everyone was super friendly.

Well kept, breath-taking views. Friendly service. Good etiquette and covid-19 Friendly. The views…read moreare beautiful and the course is a great challenge. Perfect for anyone who wants to level up their skills. I recommend a membership as this is one of the nicer courses in Edmonton. The food is delicious. I tried the pizza. Denise makes everything from scratch. I heard good things about the burgers too.

The Links is in great shape this season and the brand new clubhouse has great food and service. I…read morehaven't had a chance to sit on the new patio yet, but it looks great. They have great deals during the week that include green fees, cart, range balls and a food voucher. Great value!

I am new to golfing but I've had the opportunity to get out quite a bit this past summer. One of…read morethe places we went to was The Links at Spruce Grove. Now, I rarely ever go out to Spruce Grove as it's quite far from home, but they had an awesome deal for golfing on weekends after 2pm: For 2 people, at $65 per person, you each get a bucket of balls for the driving range and a $10 voucher for their clubhouse restaurant/bar (and yes, it can be spent on alcohol), and a golf cart to share. How could I pass this up?! I really liked the course though I found it challenging for a newbie (it also didn't help that we got stuck behind a tournament which really killed my drive to play). It is very well maintained (though later in the afternoon the weather changed and blew leaves everywhere), and the clubhouse is quite nice as well, very modern, nice bathrooms. The staff were nice enough to let me fill up my water bottle from the jug of ice water at the bar. There is a little pro shop attached to it where you pay for your round, and they happened to be having a sale on summer clothing. This was extremely useful for when it got cold and I needed to buy a jacket. We stayed for dinner and sampled their food - gotta use up those food vouchers! They had a pretty standard pub menu; I really wanted to try the wings but decided I should try and eat somewhat healthier food. So I went with a turkey club sandwich :) It came with either soup, fries, or salad - I chose the latter and the broccoli slaw that came out was actually pretty good, fresh and crunchy. The club sandwich was good too - though I don't know if it still qualifies as a club sandwich since it didn't have the middle layer of bread? But I don't need the extra slice anyway so it didn't bother me. The turkey was real and not just deli meat, the bacon was perfectly crispy and not the pre-made stuff, and the real slice of cheddar cheese was much appreciated. Husband ordered the chicken penne alfredo, which came with what I think were supposed to be naan wedges but were really more just like pita bread. I found it bland, but the addition of pepper helped a bit. Service was a bit slow but understandable as it was fairly busy. Seems like everyone was taking advantage of the same deal. Overall, I had fun, but was disappointed that the marshall (or whatever that person is called that comes around to make sure that the game is running on time) seemed non-existent for this golf tournament ahead of us. We were constantly 2-3 groups behind, and on the 5th hole, there were another 2-3 groups behind us. I think it took us 3 hours to get through the first 9 holes? Fortunately the tournament stopped there and we had the back 9 holes to ourselves. Hopefully this doesn't happen again next time!

I had previously gone to this golf course twice last year, and the greens were terrible. Not sure…read moreif they pay the water bill or what but the front 9 is absolute garbage compared to the back 9, which still isn't in great condition. Only one that was beautiful would be hole 10. This tee off video was on hole 8. However it was like the Sahara dessert. You get what you pay for here $37 for 18 holes, which we didn't even end up completing. Will not be going back! The service was compared to getting a snowman (8).

Beautiful course, but the "Professionals" in the pro shop were terrible. One of their pro's Rob…read moreJames, is an ignorant and disrespectful person. He took what would have been a wonderful time provided by one of my suppliers, and ruined it. I would recommend going elsewhere.

Very nice little course and close if you live in St Albert. Price is average and the staff was…read morefriendly. Tee boxes were okay, fairways were good, greens were not great. It is very open and really did not lose many balls which was nice. Overall I would play it again

Their course superintendent (John Boyle) was seen RUNNING OVER GEESE with his golf cart. When a…read moremanager was told, it was brushed off. When it began to hit social media, they said it was "blown out of proportion". Only when it started to affect their bottom line did they pretend to be disgusted and say he'll be held accountable. Doubt it. Poor liars and too little too late. Avoid this place at all costs. Don't renew your memberships. They first lied and said the geese flew INTO his cart, and later changed their tune and said they don't condone his behavior? Pick one, losers.