Stony Plain Golf Course

Stony Plain Golf Course is a municipally owned, 18-hole public layout situated in Stony Plain, Alberta, roughly 40 kilometres west of Edmonton. Designed by Norman H. Woods and opened in 1983, the course plays to a par of 72 over 6,779 yards in a parkland setting — a length that presents a genuine test without tipping into the purely punishing.

The parkland character means tree-lined corridors define most approaches, demanding accurate driving and controlled ball flight rather than raw power alone. At just under 6,800 yards from the tips, the course sits in a range that will engage mid-handicappers while remaining accessible to higher-handicap players working on their game. The Town of Stony Plain operates the facility, which is noted for consistent conditioning and the kind of reliable green surfaces that reward repeat visits.

Stony Plain Golf Course draws a broad cross-section of Alberta golfers — locals from the surrounding Parkland County communities, as well as day-trippers from Edmonton looking for a well-kept public option without a long drive. The presence of practice facilities makes it a practical choice for players wanting a warm-up session before heading out to the course.