Off Highway 4, about an hour south of Lethbridge, twenty minutes from the US border and Writing-on-Stone. Stay next door at the campground; eat in the clubhouse; play eighteen and watch a prairie sunset.
208 1 Ave SE
Milk River, Alberta T0K 1M0
Pro Shop
Monday – Sunday · 9 AM – 8 PM
Clubhouse Restaurant
Tuesday – Sunday · 12 PM – 7 PM
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We’re in a corner of the prairie most travellers drive past. Don’t. There’s a lot here.
Twenty-five minutes east, in the Áísínai'pi badlands. The largest concentration of rock art on the North American Plains, walking trails through hoodoos, and a small interpretive centre. Plan a half day.
Right next to the course — full-service sites, river access, and a stay-and-play deal for golfers. Easiest way to make a weekend of it.
Three isolated volcanic outliers rising out of the prairie south of town, just over the Montana line. You'll see them from the 8th tee on a clear day. Sacred land for the Blackfoot Confederacy.
A small Highway 4 town with a handful of cafés, the historic Devil's Coulee Dinosaur Museum nearby, and the only river in Canada that drains into the Gulf of Mexico. Worth a walk after the round.