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.

This is, in my opinion, by far one of the best values in golf in the Edmonton area. As with most…read morecourses, the cost of golf has increased substantially in recent years, but with this course the value is still very solid. There are 27 holes in total, but if you book for an 18 hole round, they'll probably have you play the Prairies and the Meadows. However, for a quick 9-hole round early in the morning, consider booking the Woodlands - you'll get a bonus hole to play! This is, in my opinion, the best of the three 9-hole options, and a great place to work on your short game. If you like more wide open spaces, stick to the other 18 holes. Overall, this course is beautiful and suitable for golfers of all skill levels.

I am not a golfer, first off. But I DO hit up golf courses for food/fuel for my road cycling rides,…read morealone or with my cycling club. My sons who are golfers say it's a good course, and they have well-priced package deals for golfing. Absolutely LOVE the setting, wonderful new and beautifully designed clubhouse and outdoor patio spaces. A real gem of a place to grab a coffee and light lunch while enjoying wonderful outdoor spaces. Limited ready-made food during Covid ;choose from beverages, fresh great sandwiches, and pastries. During "normal" times grilled Franks, homemade soups etc are their specialty. LOADS of outdoor patio seating areas. Lovely well kept garden areas to look at, plus you may catch glimpse of one of their wandering PEACOCKS! The staff treat non-golfers well; we cyclists don't get frowned upon for our cycling gear. Very close to Southeast Edmonton , minutes from the Henday. I've been told that this is a family owned business, on the property of a family heritage farm. They've created a beautiful venue and are doing a great job managing it!

Never felt so unwelcome at a golf course…read more I'm avid player with a handicap of 6 so not too bad for the business man that I am. However and unfortunately Derricks reception and customer service need quality attention. It is the first point of contact and the most important. I will not book our company Christmas event with them or return with potential business partners to play - golf is a game for all those that enjoy a round or two it is no longer a class status sport.

Just attended a luncheon here today for the first time. It's a private family club and is quite…read morelarge with a sizeable shooting range, indoor pool, curling rink, badminton and tennis courts. I was quite impressed, though this was my first time at a golf club of any sort. In terms of catering for the event I attended, the food was decent. The portions were rather small and the desserts could have been more imaginative than dessert squares, but the menu was still satisfying overall. The banquet room which we were in was large enough for the event (about 150 people or so) but the individual tables were fairly cramped, so much so that we had to rearrange our plates in order to eat. Other than that, service was organized and efficient, and the overall establishment is pristine and seems to offer a variety of activities and programs for families.

I love this course! I have been playing it since the sixties and replay rounds in my head when I go…read moreto bed at night. The course is well maintained and the staff are like family.

By hole review : front 9 Shooting from the white…read more Total cost for twilight is $23 ouch! 1- one of my fav here. Straight shot par 4 to boost the confidence levels. Tee box could use some work, green is ok nothing special ATM. 2-really rough tee box, nice fairway. Pretty much a straight shot to the green with a hill and some sand on the right. Green is in really rough shape, patchy and bumpy. 3-a 90degree dog leg right par 5 with water for those who dare risk cutting the corner. Pretty boring par 5. Fairway is I'm decent shape but has a pretty big burn area near the 100 yard marker! Stay away. Green is better then the first 2. O find this a rather simple par 5. Should be a birdy for most. 4- 203 yard par 3...pretty simple. Don't go right and you'll stay out of the water. Idea is to hit the green or be short and you'll be just fine. Tee box is patchy just like the others...they can't seem to get these tee boxes right. Pretty uneven. The green tho! Whoooo a win. Great challenging green. Love it! 5- I like this hole, it basically a corridor of trees straight to the green. Sand on the right and left, I hope your drives are straight! Nice hole, I've always enjoyed #5 the tee box is once again laking. From now on I'll just say tee box to refer to its level of poorness. I rather enjoy the green. It does have alot of deadness right infront of the green but that's why you just hit the green on 2 haha. 6- once again a straight par 4 with sand on either side...anybody catching the pattern? Tee box....in good shape!!! What a tough pill to swallow when youre on the green, putting to save par and you have giant gash to go across, I call that a gimmy if your close to the hole. There are 6-7 big gashes I'm that green for some odd reason, the rest of the green is nice, I don't understand. Damn such a shame. 7- straight par 3 with really no trouble. A little bit of sand on the left. Tee box is in better shape then the rest! Nice! Awesome green. Challenging! 8-NEWLY DESIGNED HOLE! 238 yards? Really short par 4 yes? Tee box? Really?! Tough look at the green which makes it tough to hit the green in 1. What kills it is the enormously tough sand traps waiting for you at the green! Holy! Beauty sand traps! Beauty green! They did good fixing this hole! Challenging green! I guess that's how they figured the par 4. Best hole of the front 9! 9-nice tee box and a really nice fairway! Challenging at the last 100-150 yards as it pulls a 90degree dogleg right. Tough to go over because of the numerous trees. Great green, most likely because the club house is there. OVERALL: -1 for really tough tee boxes... -1 for being overpriced...$50+ dollars on a weekend? No thanks, I'll play indian lakes which is in great shape! -.5 for not offering anyone memberships? What kind of course doesn't offer that, only offers bundles with a small discount. I'll come back half way though the season to see it's improvement, for now I'll stick to well priced courses roughly the same distance away from edmontons core.

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.

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.

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!

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!

Cattail Crossing recently hosted an event for my family. We were all extremely impressed by the…read morehelpfulness, kindness and professionalism of the facility's staff. An added bonus was that the event facility also happened to be located in a wonderful setting.

My review is based on the following aspect of a golf course : tee…read moreboxes/fairways/bunkers/hazzards/greens/prices Tee Boxes -...WOW is all i have to say. no flaws, i don't know how they do it week to week but i never see anything wrong with these tee boxes! Fairways - when your hitting off these fairways your shots are smooth as butter! Should you be the type of person that drives it straight, your laughing all day! they are very evenly cut and the grass is perfect! Bunkers - nice sand on half, bad sand on the other. i believe they are in the process of filling new sand on a few holes which helps but then again, just don't go in the sand and we won't have the worry about it! Hazards - 4444444 ... at houses! the houses can get pretty close on some holes. if you hit a house here tho, you belong on a mini putting range not a golf course! at this point in your game playing at Lewis estates you should not hit a house unless you commit a terrible 1 of shot. Greens - SPEEDY! and difficult. greens here are extremely challenging. its well worth it tho, you do get a bang for your buck! Price - mon-wed golf before 12pm for $65 and get 18 holes, cart, bucket for the range, and a $5 food voucher! wicked! any other day, get ready to pay!

If there was a zero rating I would have picked it.. my son and his friends were going to go golfing…read moreat Lewis Estates.. he loves golfing.. we have golfed all over the world. When they arrived they were greeted by and older man who told them they were not welcome to golf there (they are all in they're all in their mid 20s) My son questioned him why? The man said they were not dressed appropriately.. my son pointed out other people wearing the same type clothes (shorts golf shirt and shoes) he got all worked up and asked them to leave.. which they did! They are young and of brown skin so we believe him and their organization to be extremely racist! Whether it be their age or skin colour! Not fair they were very hurt by this and I will never golf there again! I urge anyone considering spending a day golfing here to check in the mirror for the colour of your skin before you leave home! Nasty racists!! Should be closed down!! Zero stars ZERO