AB · 187 courses
Golf courses in Alberta
187 courses across 114 cities, led by Calgary, Fort McMurray, Medicine Hat. Every one publishes a live tee sheet to TeeClub.
Every Alberta course we cover, placed by its real coordinates.
Acheson
1 course
Acme
1 course
Airdrie
2 courses
Alberta Beach
1 course
Athabasca
1 course
Banff
2 courses
Barrhead
1 course
Beaverlodge
1 course
Bentley
1 course
Blairmore
1 course
Bon Accord
1 course
Bonnyville
1 course
Bow Island
1 course
Bowden
1 course
Boyle
1 course
Bragg Creek
1 course
Breton
1 course
Brooks
1 course
Calgary
26 courses
Camrose
1 course
Camrose County
1 course
Canmore
2 courses
Cardston
1 course
Carstairs
1 course
Chestermere
1 course
Coaldale
2 courses
Cochrane
2 courses
Cold Lake
2 courses
Cremona
1 course
Crossfield
1 course
De Winton
3 courses
Delacour
1 course
Devon
1 course
Diamond Valley
1 course
Didsbury
1 course
Drayton Valley
1 course
Drumheller
1 course
Duchess
1 course
Eaglesham
1 course
Edgerton
1 course
Edmonton
3 courses
Edson
1 course
Elk Point
1 course
Entwistle
1 course
Evansburg
1 course
Fallis
1 course
Foothills County
1 course
Fort McMurray
8 courses
Gibbons
1 course
Grande Prairie
2 courses
Hanna
1 course
High Level
1 course
High Prairie
1 course
High River
2 courses
Hinton
1 course
Jasper
1 course
Kananaskis
2 courses
Lac La Biche
1 course
Lacombe
1 course
Lancaster Park
1 course
Leduc
2 courses
Lethbridge
2 courses
Lloydminster
2 courses
Lyalta
1 course
Ma-Me-O Beach
2 courses
Madden
1 course
Magrath
1 course
Medicine Hat
4 courses
Morinville
1 course
Mountain View County
1 course
Mulhurst Bay
1 course
Nampa
1 course
Nanton
2 courses
Okotoks
3 courses
Olds
1 course
Pincher Creek
1 course
Ponoka
3 courses
Red Deer
1 course
Red Deer County
4 courses
Redcliff
1 course
Redwater
1 course
Redwood Meadows
1 course
Rocky Mountain House
1 course
Rocky View County
3 courses
Rosalind
1 course
Ryley
1 course
Seba Beach
1 course
Seebe
1 course
Sexsmith
2 courses
Sherwood Park
4 courses
Slave Lake
1 course
Spirit River
1 course
Spruce Grove
2 courses
St. Paul
1 course
Stettler
1 course
Stony Plain
2 courses
Strathmore
2 courses
Sturgeon County
3 courses
Sundre
2 courses
Sylvan Lake
2 courses
Taber
1 course
Three Hills
1 course
Tofield
1 course
Trochu
1 course
Two Hills
1 course
Vegreville
1 course
Vermilion
1 course
Vulcan
1 course
Wainwright
1 course
Wandering River
1 course
Waterton Park
1 course
Wembley
1 course
Westerose
1 course
Westlock
1 course
Top-rated courses in Alberta
By golfer rating · one per city
Playing Alberta
Alberta's golf splits between the prairie and the mountains. Calgary and Edmonton anchor two of the deepest public-course markets in the country — municipal tracks cut into the Bow and North Saskatchewan river valleys, plus championship layouts out on the coulees and bluffs. An hour west of Calgary the terrain changes completely, into the foothills and the Rockies around Kananaskis, Canmore and Banff. Long summer daylight and Chinook winds stretch the shoulder seasons further than most golfers expect this far north.
Of the 187 Alberta courses on TeeClub, 166 play a full eighteen and 159 sell a nine-hole round. 41 are short courses at par 60 and under. Booking windows run from 2 to 180 days ahead, with the typical course opening its sheet about 7 days out.
Amateur golf in Alberta is governed by Alberta Golf, the provincial member of Golf Canada, which together run course ratings, official handicaps and the provincial championships.
Alberta golf questions
- When is the golf season in Alberta?
- Most Alberta courses open in mid-to-late April and close in mid-to-late October, with peak conditions from June through August. Chinook winds can open Calgary-area courses early and keep them playable into November in a mild year, while the mountain courses at Kananaskis and Banff run a shorter season at both ends.
- Is Alberta a good place for a golf trip?
- Yes, and the usual shape is a city base plus a mountain day. Calgary and Edmonton both have plenty of accessible public golf, and the Rockies are close enough to Calgary that a mountain round is an easy morning drive. Summer daylight this far north runs past ten at night, so a 36-hole day is realistic.
- What is golf in Alberta like?
- Two fairly different games. Out on the prairie, courses are open and wind-exposed, with the river valleys supplying most of the elevation change. In the foothills and mountains, holes are framed by forest and rock with big drops off the tee. The ball carries noticeably further at Alberta's altitude, especially in the mountains.
- How many golf courses are there in Alberta?
- TeeClub covers 187 golf courses across 114 Alberta cities, with live tee times at every one of them. 166 play a full eighteen and 159 sell a nine-hole round.
- Which Alberta cities have the most golf courses?
- Calgary, Fort McMurray, Medicine Hat lead the province on TeeClub. You can open any of the 114 cities below to see its courses and their live availability.
- How far in advance can I book a tee time in Alberta?
- It depends on the course. Across Alberta, booking windows run from 2 to 180 days ahead, and the typical course opens its sheet about 7 days out. Set a free TeeClub watchlist and you'll be alerted the moment a matching tee time is released.
- Can I search every Alberta course at once?
- Yes. Pick any mix of Alberta cities and courses — say [object Object] and [object Object] together — and TeeClub returns one combined list of live tee times sorted by time and price.