The Course

Discover Golf in the Foothills

World class, refined

In 2021 we completed a large scale renovation on the course that saw us reimagine what it means to experience Redwood Meadows Golf Club. We’ve redesigned holes and built them to USGA standards, expanded our putting greens, and even added all new greenside bunkers and surrounds.

We’ve upped our game to a world class level.

Try not to be distracted

It’s hard to not get lost in the beautiful foothills scenery at Redwood Meadows. From the foothills’ blazing colour to the natural wildlife in the outskirts of Bragg Creek, it’s hard to not get distracted.

We’re sorry if it adds a few strokes to your game (not really).

A world class course designed from award winning course designers

Architect Bill Newis and Canadian golf legend Stan Leonard have created, engineered, and played on some of the best golf courses in the region. And when they took on the challenge of Redwood Meadows they had one goal: to create a golf course surrounded by nature that takes advantage of its natural terrain. Just stepping out on to the first hole you’ll see they succeeded.

HOLE BY HOLE

18 holes

7200 yards

Par 72

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Hole 1

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Your round begins with a dogleg left par 4 along the Elbow River. A solid tee shot is required to get a clear look at a generous green. Drives that get too close to the corner may be blocked out by the trees.

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Par 4

408

368

447

382

282

Hole 2

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The first par 5 of the day offers an opportunity to jumpstart your round but proceed with caution. A long and precise drive over the right half of the fairway bunker will give a chance to reach the green in two but smart money will break this hole into three shots leaving a short iron to the green.

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Par 5

524

436

545

495

402

Hole 3

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Straight but not straightforward. Find the fairway off the tee and you have a chance to score on this medium length par four. Take it too lightly and trees, sand and out of bounds are lurking nearby.

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Par 4

405

369

439

389

297

Hole 4

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Our longest par three but the only one without water. Fly it on or run it up. A solid shot will give you a chance to chip and putt your way to a par.

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Par 3

182

162

206

171

101

Hole 5

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This par four requires a draw or a smart club selection to find the fairway. Aim at the lone tree on the right side of the fairway and hope you don’t get stuck behind it. Cut the corner too close and the trees may bite you. There is more room to the right than it looks.

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Par 4

388

358

422

372

291

Hole 6

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A strong drive favouring the left side of the fairway offers a chance to go for the green in two on this reachable par five. Buyer beware as the green is well protected by water on the left and out of bounds is on the right.

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Par 5

505

447

536

382

401

Hole 7

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Our most difficult hole on the front. Depending on the choice of tee, some players may be able to carry the fairway bunker. Either way, a shot from the fairway will help negotiate the large tree guarding the front right of the green. Love to hate it or hate to love it, this tree is in the way. Find the front left of the green, two putt for par and run to the next tee with a smile.

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Par 4

402

322

464

376

288

Hole 8

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Our shortest par three requires a well struck iron through a chute and over water. Accomplish this and a birdie may be in your future. Chase a back pin with caution as long is no good.

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Par 3

147

159

122

Hole 9

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The front 9 returns to the clubhouse with this dogleg right par four. Long hitters can cut the corner leaving a flip wedge to the green although that may not be the best approach to access a front pin over the greenside bunker.

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Par 4

376

302

396

313

295

Hole 10

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Favour the left side off the tee to avoid the fairway bunker and have a clean look at the green. Players who bounce the ball up to the green will need to be accurate with their approach. Two solid shots can get your momentum going as you start the back 9.

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Par 4

406

314

422

387

277

Hole 11

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Aim a safe club at the left bunker to or shorten the hole by challenging the right bunker. The back half of this green is hidden from the fairway but there is more room than it looks. Any shots that roll off the back will have an uphill chip coming back.

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Par 4

381

353

413

367

289

Hole 12

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A medium length par three over a deep pond offers views of the Elbow River in the background. The green is deep and will receive a well struck shot. Those who bail left will face a tricky up and down.

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Par 3

149

118

179

126

110

Hole 13

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Our shortest par 4 runs along the river and offers a generous fairway. A good tee shot will leave a short iron into one of our smaller greens. Find the right section and a birdie may be in your future.

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Par 4

340

315

376

324

275

Hole 14

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Don’t let the scenery distract from the challenge in front of you. Take a moment to enjoy views of the mountains, river and a lazy creek that runs the length of the hole. Like the second hole, a perfect drive over the corner of the pond may offer a chance to get home in two but the safe play is to lay hit two shorter shots to the wide parts of the fairway leaving a short iron into a large and receptive green.

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Par 5

533

442

556

493

404

Hole 15

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You will be at one with nature on this stunning par three. Trees, wildlife, and crystal-clear water will take all your troubles away other than the shot in front of you. There’s no secret tip to play this hole, you’re going to have to step up and hit a shot!

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Par 3

162

119

187

131

Hole 16

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Players able to carry the fairway bunker will have an opportunity to score on this par four. Others will have to avoid in leaving a mid iron to the green. Avoid the deep bunker front and center and give yourself a chance to make par.

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Par 4

378

354

391

365

289

Hole 17

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Bombs away! Our longest par five offers the room to reach in two if you can. The layup may be the most difficult shot on the hole as trees pinch at the 150 marker. This may be your best opportunity to score on the home stretch so make it count.

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Par 5

557

439

614

522

405

Hole 18

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There is room to cut the corner if you have the power but the rest of us will have to play to the fairway to the right of the bunkers. A demanding second shot awaits. Leave it in the right spot on or around the green to give yourself a chance at a closing par. Your post round beverage will taste that much sweeter if you can pull it off.