I got married in July 2026, and Brandy was the coordinator. She was amazing 10/10 stars. I highly…read morerecommend Cattail Crossing for events; delicious food- all my guests kept telling me how amazing the food was. The views were amazing; we could see so much of the golf course and all the wilderness. The staff was sweet and accommodating of everything. Any questions my husband or I had were answered. Brandy helped me plan everything from the food to the little details of tablecloths. She never pushed me to do anything I didn't want, and when my big day came, she made sure everything was to my standards.

5 Stars isn't enough for Cattail Crossing! We recently celebrated our 50th Anniversary with a…read moregroup of friends and relatives. We took over the restaurant for the evening and could have not been more pleased with how it all went. A special shout out to Event Coordinator Brandy and General Manager Ishaan for making this evening so special. They made it so easy to plan for the event and were so accommodating, even offering up some great suggestions as to how to make the evening perfect. We had so many comments from our guest as to how good the food was and how great the staff were. I can't imagine that we could have had a more perfect evening anywhere! If you are planning a special event, or even just looking for a place for a nice dinner for two, you won't go wrong with Cattail Crossing!

I booked this venue for my wedding and the owner was an absolute nightmare to deal with. She was…read morefine until the weekend of the event and then she took every opportunity to gouge us while only doing the bare minimum to meet her obligations. I would never recommend this place as an event venue.

Great golf course - wonderful staff and a fantastic place to hold a banquet for friends and moreread more

Honestly probably the worst experience I've ever had at a golf course, as I was at the range…read morehitting a few balls before my tee time and a worker (very old) approached me saying he was an assistant pro and told me very rudely to leave the practice facility as I wasn't welcomed there. I asked him why but he told me I was stealing some practice balls, I let him know my friends are also all members there but he refused to listen. At this point I've never been talked to so passively aggressively in my life as he was telling me that I was taking away business from the golf course or as he liked to say "it messed up my revenue stream." This has been the only golf course experience where I'm honestly not sure if this is because of my race or not but it wasn't a place I'd like going to again...

I golfed Sturgeon twice this year in June and I was impressed with the ground keeping for how early…read morein the season it was. There were a few greens that were just recently airated so it was bumpy and impossible to read but otherwise I was happy with the course. I like that they don't force you to use a cart like so many other bigger course in Edmonton. I prefer walking a course to get to know it and get some exercise to burn off the beers that we get on the back 9. The course backs onto a marsh so its quite quiet. The back nine is very different then the front which makes it challenging and enjoyable. I would play it again for the reasonable price of $50/round.

LOVED loved LOVED my first experience golfing EVER yesterday at the Quarry!…read more Everything from the clubhouse to the staff to the carts (with their magical map) to the beautiful scenery was perfect! 9 holes on the slate and I never lost a ball and got par twice! There was some serious tinker bell dust making the day perfect but I'm hooked! I'll be back again and again! PS The Quarry Restaurant was the perfect end to the day! Beautiful views and delicious drinks!

Gorgeous golf course. The second you turn the corner and head down into the valley the course is in…read moreyou are transported out of Edmonton to somewhere majestic and picturesque. The clubhouse is wonderful, the staff fantastic. Course is definitely one of the more difficult courses in the Edmonton area. I must give my props to the greens keepers as the course is in terrific shape. The carts are wonderful and new with a GPS map and everything. I do however wish the carts had a cooler with some ice in it. Had to drink my beers too fast to prevent them from getting warm haha. Couldn't recommend Quarry enough, it is quickly becoming a favourite of mine.

I recently took a series of group golf lessons at Redtail Landing with their head teaching guy,…read moreDave Lengyel, who is registered with the CPGA. I'm not much of a golfer, but I'm much more of one after just a few hours of putting and driving with Dave. I highly recommend him - not only because he is an exceptional teacher and jam-packs lessons with tips and insights that instantly change the way you look at the game and play - he has a genuine love of this game that stretches over decades. He's a pleasure to learn from and he made the lessons fast-paced, challenging and fun! I can't say much about the course, as I haven't played it, although from what I've heard it's some pro terrain that will make you work your game pretty hard. Redtail's training greens, I can say, were topnotch and we were given free water and carts for the duration of our lesson. Service: excellent. Too bad the course is by the airport - a 30-minute drive from downtown. We paid $140 each for a group of six, which included five lessons with Dave. As I'm virtually a beginner, the amount of one-on-one instruction I got was perfect. He moved around the group, gave us each pointers and kept things moving forward - without overwhelming us. I wouldn't hesitate to sign up for another round of lessons with Dave. He's a busy guy so try to book with him early in the year. In the fall he is more flexible. His e-mail is dave@RedTailLanding.com

The staff is fantastic and the driving range is equally good. We hosted our golf tournament at…read moreRedTail Landing and our entire group had a blast. Highly recommended, this course needs to be on you play list.

Staff was very rude. Below average course, brutal greens. I won't be back, and don't recommend.read more

Horrible service, and some of the associates were rude. They wanted us to rent golf clubs even tho…read morewe had enough to share among our group. Overall 1 star.

played 18 holes at this golf course last saturday. frankly until my friend told me about it i…read moredidn't know it even existed. we have always played at the victoria and riverside courses and i was pleasantly surprised to find a well maintained course in e-town that we could walk on without reservation. they hooked us up with another twosome and it was a lot of fun.

My ohh my where to start; -greens -fail-very poor condition…read more-fairways- poor No evidence of spring preparation Feels like it being run out of an office in town by an egg head/pencil pusher . Unprecedented amount of dead fall and widow maker trees throughout the course. That a lawsuit just staring at the city. pro shop-front desk-get off your iPhones and do something Sad to say the least

Coursr is in great shape for early season but the most delightful part of our experience was the…read moreyoung lady (Edyn) at the snack bar. Her bubbly personality made our day. I'm sure we'll be back.

Writing this review pains me sooo much. Not because I need to give them a bad review but because…read morethis golf course is a hidden gem that I would love to keep to myself! Me and and my S.O. wandered across this golf course on one of our trips out to Elk Island National Park to check out the Bison. We stopped to check out the buffalo paddocks first and then went over to check out Astotin Lake. After checking out the lake and partaking in some fun GPS scavenger hunt activity we saw a sign for the golf course that was located nearby. I did not know about this golf course so we decided to go check out the club house and find out about fees and making reservations. The clubhouse is small and quaint but has some great views of the course and the natural surroundings. To our surprise it was pretty much empty! The course didn't look busy either. I made a promise to come out one day and check out this course in person. I haven't golfed much lately and this was a good excuse for a fun golf outing. Fast forward a few months and I have a visitor coming from Calgary so I suggest we go do some golfing. I said I knew of this course out at the National Park that I thought wouldn't be busy on a Friday. We arrived at the course around 2pm after a leisurely trip out there and also exploring the buffalo paddocks and a bit of the park. I expected we might be hitting the busiest part of the day but I thought worse case scenario we have some beers and practise putting. Not a bad day off indeed. As it had it though the course was pretty much wide open. We had another group of two going out in front of us and we gave them an ample head-start as no one was teeing off behind us. In fact there were no other groups behind us that caught up to us and we were taking it slow enjoying the round of golf. The course is beautiful. In fact it is one of the oldest courses in Northern Alberta and was designed by the same person that did the Jasper and Banff golf courses I was told. It is carved into the natural surroundings so you don't ever see any roads/buildings/etc, just trees and more trees. The course is well taken care of and has good sized fairways. Be careful though, once you are in the rough you might was well count it as a lost ball! It basically goes from fairway to rough and there isn't much in between. My visitor loved the course as well. He wasn't so sure about trundling "all" the way out to Elk Island to go golf but he raved about it during and after our round. He wants to go back when he is back next. All in all, this course is a HUGE winner in my books. It is a hidden gem for sure and I hope it does stay that way but more people do need to know about it! Happy Golfing!

Golfed here today for the 2nd time. Like other reviewers I'm reluctant to review because this is…read moresuch a hidden gem! A simply beautiful course! And it's hard. Hills everywhere and the fairways are wide and long. Sometimes you're pitching at a 90 degree angle. It's absolutely gorgeous, not crowded, we took forever to play 9 holes. No rushing. And then the food at the end....smokies and the chicken burger...mmm mm. When you're done go for a little hike on the living waters walkway, drive through the buffalo loop and see some buffalo. The whole place is a beauty with top notch friendly service everywhere!