This past week, I had the opportunity to spend a day at the new golf course.

I picked up golfing around four years ago and have been slowly improving my game ever since.

When I got the invitation to try out the new course during their media day I knew I had to take advantage.

This new course is going to do wonders for the community.

During my day on the course I had heard from people that the old course wasn’t very forgiving and was a course many people struggled to play well on.

With the changes made and the new holes on place, this course is now truly ready to welcome people of any skillset.

Every hole has multiple different tee sections that range in difficulty to allow for enjoyment or a challenge if someone wants it.

The holes are also very forgiving with most having wider fairways to allow for a few mishits along the way.

This was my first time playing a course that wasn’t just a par 3 and while I still clearly need more practice, I never felt like the course was impossible for me to play.

Once word of this new course gets out and the new clubhouse is complete and opened for 2020, the Crowsnest Pass could become a top destination for golfers of all skill levels which can only be seen as a positive for the community.

Another big draw of this course is simply its location.

Almost every hole on the course provides a breathtaking view.

This is a course that forces the golfers to pause and even take some photos before moving on to the next holes.

It was said a few times that to have Canadian Golf Architect Gary Browning design this course the way he did with incredible mountain views will only increase the number of golfers who come play here every year.

His ability to see the potential and lay out the course is incredible.

This course is and absolute must for any golfer to try.

I’ve already begun making plans with friends to come out and spend more days on the course slowly but surely improving our golf games.

Spread the word everyone, we’re now a high-end golf destination!