289$ for 2 green fees and a cart on a sunday..... Why would anyone want to play this course when…read moreyou can play kananaskis for less money They are out of their mind for charging that this course is not $130 golf course - Save your money and go literally anywhere else This is a 100$ course MAX What does 130$ get you ? a pro shop that has less stock than the back of my car (literally it has so much potential to be great, but just like the course it is less than mediocre) No bug spray for sale when the course is situated by swamp water Will not be returning, go play Wintergreen for less money and leave way happier than I left River Spirit

Too many negatives outweigh the positives which stop me from wanting to play here again…read more I recently spent a Friday at River Spirit and played 36 holes on perfect dry, sunny, breezy day. River Spirit is a 27 hole facility. One of the 9s plays through ranchland and two of the 9s play a combination of ranchland and lower riverside land. Fall golf weather does not get better than this in Calgary. The two of us paid a total of $364 for two rounds each plus a cart, the regular Friday rates. The first thing I notice is the clubhouse has a very strange layout. There are narrow winding halls to find the bathrooms and a narrow, poorly marked staircase that leads to a second floor proshop. All of the staff were pleasant and friendly but, it is the oddest clubhouse I have been in. The real problem here is the course itself. The first few holes we played were on the ranchland and were very good. The problems started when we descended in the valley holes. The tee boxes were totally bare and muddy. The trees have become so overgrown that they block any sunlight and grass cannot grow on the tee box. We found the remainder of the valley holes to be in similar condition. To be fair, the edges of the property are still recovering from flooding damage and the holes move through dense brush but, the whole area is overgrown which along with the very poor tees make for a very unsatisfying play experience. The greens are well kept but this does not make up for the general poor playability. The ranchland holes were well kept with a good setup and a number of classy holes. If you could come here and play only some of the holes, it may be worthwhile but, when I consider the unreasonable price and that so many of the holes are poorly maintained and poorly set up, it is just not worth a return visit.

I enjoyed a lovely lunch here! We sat on the back patio which overlooks the golf course and offers…read morea great view. The restaurant and the patio are very cute with lots of plants and string lights. I ordered the Shanghai egg noodles with shrimp and it was perfect. Our waitress was very friendly.

Phenomenal place to eat. Really like the calamari, buratta board, nachos, ribeyes steak frites,…read morefish & chips and NY striploin. The cocktails and martinis are wonderful too. The Lookout YYC is a great restaurant.

This is an amazing plane to visit in Calgary! There are so many fun golf game you can play! If you…read morewant you can bring clubs but every suite has a pair of left handed and right handed golf clubs. The food is surprisingly good! Overall an amazing experience! 10/10 for sure to it again

Omg, that sounds so fun! The food and vibes are literally everything. Also, Launchpad golf at…read morenight? Yes, please! Definitely need to try it next time.

Well I think a junior twilight rate at 50$ is a legitimate gouge…read moreCart rates super pricey as well Grow the game and don't punish kids trying to play the game

Never having been to this golf course before I wasn't sure what to expect but I'd heard good things…read moreso I was excited to give it a try. We weren't very lucky with the weather, as the day was insanely windy and bitterly cold, but I'd come armed with 4 layers, a contigo mug of hot tea, and determination to get through all 18 rounds. The clubhouse staff was friendly and cheerful despite the weather and they very kindly switched us to carts that had windscreens before we could get too settled. The driving range is a little off to one side and the balls don't go very far but it was nice to hit a few before we got started. They've got things set up so that they can either start on the front 9 or back 9 holes without you having to go tootling around lost trying to find the starting hole. We started on the back 9 which was a blessing because the back 9 is mostly level, open vistas and easier to manage in the high winds we were facing. The marshall that started us off was chatty and in great spirits despite being stuck outside so all in all the staffing here impressed me greatly with their energy and enthusiasm. They obviously enjoy working there. We survived the first 9 holes and stopped at the clubhouse for washroom breaks (super clean and very nice and warm after being outside for 2 hours), and hot drinks. We grabbed coffee & baileys' from the bar and I'm so glad we did...their coffee is DELICIOUS and with the baileys it just made the front 9 that we were continuing on to play that much more enjoyable despite the weather. Even the bartender was friendly and conversational, and she joked with us about making change for the tip and having to do math in the cold weather. The front 9 holes we were very glad to have had to play after the break because they're all hills, valleys, and water so the peaks sheltered us from the wind and even with having to hike up steep valley/cliff walls to get to our balls we were able to push on fortified with the irish cream coffee... All in all we had a delightful experience, lost a dozen balls, found a dozen balls belonging to previously unlucky people, and went on to have a great round. I don't care that my score was horrid, I had a fantastic time with great company on a delightfully challenging course staffed with people who seemed to enjoy being there as much as I did...next time I just hope it's sunny and 20+ degrees with a light breeze....