Wolf Creek Golf Resort

Fantastic resort and golf at Wolf Creek!

Wolf Creek, it's a tough review. While I can see the potential in the course, it's obvious that they haven't reinvested much into the property as of late. While they do have some amazing holes, the overall experience is lacking. It's a shadow of it's former self.

New ownership I believe..and much more reasonable pricing for green fees. Love the old course. We will be doing many more rounds this year.

Played the Old Course, really good course architecture. It's quite tough for beginners especially though.Favorite holes by par for me:Best Par 3 - #3 intimidating shot, I liked how you can use the hill on the right to bounce the ball onto the green if you're creative.Best par 4 - #5 strategic tee shot where you really have to pick your line, lots of nasty pot bunkers around the green. (#4 runner up, really beautiful)Best Par 5 - #11 one of the coolest holes I've played and my favorite on the course. Fairly wide open tee shot, if you hit it far you can possibly go for the green but it's all carry over a nasty creek bed. The layup get narrower the further you get to the green. Super strategic hole.The only thing I didn't love was the location of the practice range, it was very narrow and close to #10 and #18 and both holes had quite a few range balls on them. Definitely felt a little uneasy on those holes being in the line of fire.

We played the old course and loved it. The holes were challenging, and the greens were spotty but fair.

Great course layout. Sounds like the new owners are going to maintain it well.

Love the layout of this track. Both the Old and Links courses are fantastic. Real test of a golfers abilities. Unfortunately they are in rough shape this year. Trouble spots from tee to green.Really hope the new team can get things back in peak form over the next couple of years. Shame to see the deterioration of such a fantastic golf course.I'd still recommend playing here for the layout and difficulty. But it's not in great shape.

Great course, terrific food. Worth the drive for some old-school good-time golf.

First off this is probably the most challenging course I've ever played in my very short golf life of two seasons. However, the green and fairway condition was among the best I've ever played on. I typically play CCT and have played many VIP courses in Edmonton and can easily say that maintenance wise this place ranks far above. While challenging, when you think your shots through this course can be incredibly rewarding. I'm no pro with a 18.3 handicap and managed a 91 on the Old Course. One of the local guys I played with told me that the Links Course is even more difficult. Would definitely recommend this course for a scenic challenge and will be coming back next year.

Wolf Creek's Old Course is always at the top of our list to play each year. The past view years have been hit and miss with conditioning but they seem to have found their way back to the top this year. The greens were in top condition and quick but not fast. The greens were firm but well struck shots were rewarded. The fairways were in good condition with some dye areas starting do develop probably from the heat we have been having lately.The ball sits up nicely giving you a fair chance to catch the ball cleanly. Other courses in the Edmonton area should take note of this. So many area courses strive to look green all the time by keeping the fairways at a longer length resulting in a quarter of the ball sinking down. The tee boxes were in good shape but are probably in need of being leveled and resodded. Other than that, it is well worth the hour drive. The green keeping crew were excellent. We were out early in the morning and when ever we approached our ball the crews would stop working until we hit our shots. Another lesson other courses in the area should take note of.