Redcliff Golf Course

Redcliff Golf Course sits on the edge of a small town of the same name, just west of Medicine Hat along the South Saskatchewan River valley. This part of southeastern Alberta is defined by coulees, badlands topography, and a high-desert climate that makes it one of the sunniest corners of the province — conditions that translate into firm, fast turf and a playing season that stretches longer than most Albertan courses can manage.

The course itself is a community-rooted layout, the kind of place where locals have been playing weekend rounds for decades and where the atmosphere is unhurried and genuinely welcoming. Redcliff is a small town with a tight-knit identity, and that spirit carries onto the course — straightforward golf in a distinctive landscape, without pretension.

The surrounding coulees and river valley give the setting real visual character. Southeastern Alberta's open skies and the rippled, eroded terrain of the South Saskatchewan drainage make this corner of the prairies feel unlike anywhere else in the province, and that sense of place is the course's strongest asset.