The Links at Spruce Grove

About This Course

The Links at Spruce Grove is an 18-hole, par-72 public championship course situated just west of Edmonton in Spruce Grove, Alberta. Opened in 1983 and designed by Bill Robinson, John F. Robinson, and Geoffrey Cornish, it stretches to 6,794 yards and has served the Edmonton region as a full-length test of the game for over four decades.

The layout combines tree-lined fairways with varied terrain and large bentgrass greens. Water hazards factor into play on six holes, and 70 sand traps are distributed throughout the course — a bunker count that keeps shot placement relevant from tee to green. Eight sets of tee boxes mean the course can be meaningfully scaled to a wide range of handicaps, from beginners looking to build experience on a proper championship layout to low-handicappers chasing a genuine challenge from the tips.

Spruce Grove itself sits on the western edge of the Edmonton metro area, making The Links a practical choice for city-based golfers who want to escape the urban core without a long drive. The combination of public access, a seasoned design pedigree, and a full suite of tee options makes it a logical stop on any Edmonton-area golf itinerary.