Alberta's seven links-style courses are spread across two distinct pockets of the province — five clustered in and around Calgary, two anchoring the Edmonton corridor — giving prairie golfers a genuine variety of open, wind-exposed layouts without crossing provincial borders. In the Calgary orbit, Sirocco Golf Club in Calgary stretches to 7,185 yards on a Bill Robinson design, while The Canal at Delacour Golf Club in Delacour offers 7,077 yards of Harold Pasechnik's work northeast of the city. Ken Dye's D'Arcy Ranch Golf Club sits in Okotoks, a short drive south of Calgary, rounding out the stronger yardage options in that trail. Up near Edmonton, RedTail Landing Golf Club in Nisku is the longest course on this list at 7,322 yards — a meaningful consideration for golfers who prioritize a stern test from the tips. All seven layouts are 18-hole, par-72 tracks, so the primary differentiators come down to geography and length: Calgary-area golfers have five options within roughly an hour's drive of the city, while the Edmonton traveller is best served making RedTail Landing or Westlock Golf Club an intentional destination rather than a spontaneous detour.
