Crowsnest Pass

Monumental views

Perfect your golf game on this tricky, playable and enjoyable course

Whether you are a low-handicapper or a duffer, there is something alluring about Crowsnest Pass Golf & Country Club. Visible from Highway 3 in the scenic Crowsnest Pass, the course’s undulating topography, white sand traps and beautiful, inviting fairways will pull golfers in from the road, eager to tee up—and the good news is that it is well worth the stop.

Photo of the crowsnest golf course with a winding path and a rugged mountain in the foreground

Sheer Beauty: The Crowsnest Pass Golf & Country Club lies at the edge of the Rockies.—Crowsnest Pass Golf & Country Club photo

Art Ellwin, one of the pros at Crowsnest Pass Golf & Country Club, said that while every hole has its charm, his personal favourite is Number 13.

“It's an elevated tee,” said Elwin. It’s not long—333 (yards). There’s a slight dogleg right (and) a canyon in it and you’ve got to carry it all the way to the green. You can land it on a hillside by the green—and it might stay there or get you in a bunker.”

The most challenging aspect of the Crowsnest course is the frequent terrain changes, which demand high levels of concentration from everyone on the course. Golfers will enjoy increasing their attention span and creating a plan of attack for every hole.

Course at a glance
Where it's at: 24th Avenue, Blairmore
Yardage: Green 6,814 yards
Par: 73
Website: www.crowsnestpassgolf.com
Tee times: 1-403-562-2776

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