Redwood Meadows Golf Club sits in its own community of the same name, a unique residential enclave perched along the Elbow River in the foothills west of Calgary. The setting is genuinely striking — mature forest, open meadows, and the kind of rolling terrain that the Rocky Mountain foothills produce naturally, with Moose Mountain rising in the near distance. It is one of the more atmospheric places to play golf anywhere in the Calgary region.
The club serves the Redwood Meadows community itself, a planned development where the golf course is woven into the fabric of residential life — a setup that gives the membership a particular closeness to the land and each other. That community identity tends to foster a serious, engaged membership culture rather than the transient feel of a resort or daily-fee operation.
Calgary's foothills golf season runs roughly May through October, and the elevation and proximity to the mountains mean conditions can shift quickly. Players who know this corridor expect fast-changing weather as part of the deal — and typically embrace it.
