Played Desert and Point courses. Tee boxes, fairways, bunkers and greens in great shape! There were…read morenot many divots on greens, so people actually fixed them. Finished in 4;10 minutes on a saturday. Twilight rate $85

Scenery 4.5: beautiful course with elevation changes that allow you to see the layout…read more Shot values 5: target golf always demands you put your thinking cap on. You have to think yourself around this course. Use the yardage guide they have to define your strategy on each hole. Layout 5: there are three 9's each with their own character. Desert 9 is flat with some water features. Coming from the California desert this is more like a "prairie" nine. The heritage 9 starts with a downhill par 5 that forces you to lay up at 230 yards or less. Target golf. Take care not to drive it too long as several fairways end in a river or barranca. Use the yardage guide. Even with a range finder I needed the guide to plan a strategy on each hole. When I failed to use the guide I payed the price by running out of fairway a few times or hitting into bad places. Greens 5: stimping around 11 and rolling true. Bent grass greens that were perfect. Spoke with a greens-keeper and since it had rained the greens werent as hard as they could get. Ouch! Lucky for me they were just soft enough. I am not a great putter and I made 6 birdies in my round! If I read it right the ball went in the hole. Staff 5: friendly and helpful. That's all I ask of staff. Friendly and helpful. Eliminate rudeness and be warm. That was my experience. Pace of play 5: 4 1/2 hours. A slower group let us play through but even they were on a 4.5 hour round pace. Marshals were helpful in keeping people moving politely. Experience 5: it was a fun course. Will play it every time I visit Calgary.

This is a good course for beginners. Not to many hazards to worry about. Very price tho. Had our…read morefirst round there today. Only problem I found that it took 4.5 hrs for two of us to play. The group in front of us made us wait 15-20 mins a hole on the back nine. The marshal could have done more to prevent this from happening. I would not go back there again if this was to happen again.

Overall a good experience. I had kept my expectations down…read moreas the course is so new. It was in pretty decent shape (a few rough spots but not unmanageable) Everyone was friendly and the price was fair. We did get slowed down on the back nine....still don't really know why, but this happens from time to time. Greens were surprisingly good. I will definitely go back.

What an amazing club experience. A Forno pizza oven!! Really, (?)who does that investment?? The…read morebest hot sauce I have ever had. ( wings) and the staff is amazing!!

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my favorite course on the planet so far. amazing layout in the Canadian Rockies. I've played The…read moreOcean Course at Kiawah Island, Royal Cinq Ports in England, and Coeur d'Alene. but Silvertip is my fave. in the summer you can tee off at 3pm and finish before dark easily

This is one of the most extreme mountain golf courses I've ever played...the elevation gains and…read moredrops were almost too dramatic. Foreshadowing of this was from the very first hole where from the middle of the fairway 100yds to the green...the green was so downhill you can't even see it. I would also consider this a 'target' golf course. While many holes are well-presented to you from tee to green, there's plenty of holes where you pick an aiming line and distance and hope for the best. They also have a physical bullseye target on the 18th hole. There's also some uphill and sidehill lies where you can barely stand. I've never had to grip down to the shaft of my club multiple times until playing here. I played here in early July right after a ton of rainfall in the area. The course was surprisingly still in great shape with no signs of water damage, and the fairways were a good mix of dry on top but lush below. The greens were good sized for the holes and had many options for pin placements. The best part of the course are all the spectacular views you get. There's hundreds of photo-worthy shots from this course. The workers and amenities were also great. We ate lunch after our round on their outdoor patio. The food was great and reasonably priced. It was also fun watching groups finish up on the dramatic 18th hole. Overall, it was a enjoyable experience and day at Silvertip and I would recommend the experience to any avid golfer.

My husband and I went to the restaurant for our anniversary - What an awesome experience!! Our…read moreserver, Jenny, was amazing! So attentive to our needs and really engaging. I don't think I've ever had a better server. She was the friendliest, kindest, attentive server I've seen. She had a huge tableful of people and us on the patio - she made sure not to ignore us even though the other table was busy and they also all paid separately, so that would take up a bit of time for most people. When they left, we had one other couple join the patio. She made sure to come out often enough but also let us enjoy our time. She made some great food recommendations as well. She also treated us to Fiasco Gelato for dessert once she found out how much I love it and because it was our anniversary. How sweet is that?! The only reason that I am giving four stars is that the patio is small and you are sitting very close to know another. There is no music or anything so you feel kinda awkward having a conversation (especially if the other table is sitting there quietly). There is also no hostess to show you where to go, so we weren't sure where and when to sit. The view is spectacular though and the course looks amazing! The food is delicious and the drinks are good too! Big kudos to Jenny though. She certainly deserves a five star rating.

One of the nicer courses in Calgary. It has some really fun holes and some really tough holes…read more(there's a 600+ Yard par 5 out there!). But altogether a beautiful course. The greens and fairways are well maintained, and the rough stuff can get really thick. Beautiful views of the Rockies.

Nice people, good food, fairly priced (paid $60). From tee box to fairway, to greens, all in great…read morecondition. Love the consistent white sanded bunkers, easy out every time. Trying to pick up something negative, so far none!

Played this course a few years ago in a tournament. Got rained out on the third hole and went into…read morethe pro shop where I was told that I would have to wait 45 minutes before they would provide a rain check. After 45 minutes I requested a rain check and they had the gall to provide me one but for only 15 holes, I was told I would have to pay for the other three holes when I come back again. Needless to say I have never returned.

Amazing experience! Really improved my golf game :) Delicious food and very reasonable pricing,…read moregreat for family fun or just a trip to play a virtual game of golf with your buddies.

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Beautiful course, hated the sand traps as they were placed where you would hit with your driver…read more Learn to play smart. The course was well maintained and very forgiving if you slice or hook your shots. I would give it more stars if the Marshals weren't suck jerks. We tee'd off at 9:18 and they were giving us a warning by the ninth hole because our pace of play was too slow. On the score card, they have a the time listed for pace of play at 2:02 minutes. By the ninth hole, we were suppose to be 11:20 and we finished the hole at 11:19. There was a twosome behind us and they never had to wait to tee off. That ruined the whole experience for me. I told the marshals that we were below the pace of play but they only cared about rushing us through. There was also a group in front of us so I wasn't sure where the problem was.

Nothing special at Blue Devil. Expect to pay close to $100 for 18 Holes; I rather spend that at…read morebetter course near by like Heritage Pointe or Sirocco. I would give Blue Devil this, they are better than McKenzie Meadows. Outside Service Staff was great, set my bag up on a cart and gave me extra tees when I asked. ProShop was good too, checked me in without any mishaps when using a corporate pass. The golf itself is boring, hit it straight and you're good. There are no holes that are impressive or is a "favorite." The King and Devil Tap and Grill... not great. Like Brent J. said, there is a wood fetish going on. I wouldn't mind the wood if they were actually able to make their wood table tops have a flat surface! Most of the time service is very slow and getting a refill seems impossible. Employees at McDonalds work harder than some of the servers there. Food was good, nothing exciting. I have played Blue Devil 5 times, 3 rounds in 2014 and 2 in 2015, so I am not just basing my opinion off a 1 time event. Why would I play this course 5 times if I do not like it? Hard to say no to free golf thanks to company corporate pass. Also, "Kristy K" is an employee at Blue Devil so of course she will give the course a great review.

This. Course. Was. Stunning. We are from MN and wanted to treat ourselves while in Canada for our…read moreone year anniversary and this course was the perfect place to do so. The staff in the pro shop and bag boys were SO incredibly welcoming and nice. They seemed so excited for us to be there. Between a golf round for two, two sets of rentals, and two sweatshirts in the pro shop, it seemed reasonable. The views are worth it. We stopped after hole 9 for a hot dog and pimento cheese sandwich that were very good. I would recommend this course to anyone visiting.

I was scheduled to play both 18 courses here on the same day, but due to significant flooding the…read moreweek before my arrival, two nines were closed. We ended up playing the front nine of Mt Lorette and the back nine of Mt Kidd. The course conditions were spectacular and you couldn't tell they had any water damage on the two nines that were open. Most holes are tree-lined but this course was more forgiving off the fairway vs other courses in the region. The property is in an amazing valley between two mountain ranges...most of the time I was gawking at the enormous mountains just a mile or two away from me. There were a few downsides to the day- 1) The mosquitos were bad, especially on the holes 7-9 on the Mt Lorette course. Everyone in my group had a dozen bites as they mosquitos were swarming the tees and greens 2) The white silica sand was unlike the harder pebble sand I play in AZ...about half the time I hit the ball into a greenside bunker it left me with a fried egg and became a significant penalty. 3) Hole1 on the Mt Lorette is just a terrible hole...first hole of the day and it's a dogleg with a lake to the left, river to the right and short right of the green, and a river over the green where any ball long goes down into the river. No warmup here, the hardest hole on the course is hole1. 4) Their driving range forces you to hit off mats?!? They have 36 holes on an expansive property and you can't even warm up off the grass? Crazy. Overall, this was a great experience. The employees were all friendly and the weather and conditions were near perfect. Definitely a place to check out if you're in the area and a golf fanatic.