CLEAR LAKE
Play through the pristine wilderness of Riding Mountain National Park on this championship course designed by legendary golf course architect Stanley Thompson.

FALCON LAKE
Enjoy the rugged splendour of golf architect Norman H. Woods' course set in the wilds of the Canadian Shield on the shores of beautiful Falcon Lake.

Links at Quarry Oaks Golf Digest Ratings: Top 10 Best in Service and Places to Play - 4 Stars Golf Course Ranking Magazine: Top 30 Public Courses in Canada Just 40 minutes east of Winnipeg the Links at Quarry Oaks is truly a spectacular 7009 yard links style layout reminiscent of the best Scottish designs. Enormous sand bunkers, ruggedly maintained roughs and 22 acres of lakes await the adventurous golfer. There is no shortage of signature holes at Quarry Oaks. Many players will enjoy the challenge of the par three island green on 14, or the par four dog-leg right over water on 9. The huge waste bunkers and lake guarding the green on the par four 10th demand that the golfer consider carefully before making both tee and approach shots as does the par three 17th with its snake and pot bunkers. In essence, Quarry Oaks is a target golf course, challenging but fair, demanding as much from the mind and heart as from the body. Golf and Accommodation Packages: Pricing to be determined - contact us for details and pricing

Clear Lake Golf Course Golf Digest Ratings: Places to Play - 4 Stars Golf Course Ranking Magazine: Top 30 Golf Resorts in Canada A 3 hour drive west of Winnipeg, and located in magnificent Riding Mountain National Park, Clear Lake remains one of the most unique and beautiful golf courses in the province. Formerly known as the Wasagaming Course its original 9 holes were designed by Stanley Thompson. The newer 9 copy the Thompson style, and so all 18 holes follow the natural lay of the land yielding dramatically undulating fairways that are tightly defined by the forest of Riding Mountain. The 6,070 yard layout roams up and down hills and over streams, providing some truly memorable golfing situations. Of these, the most frequently recalled is the spectacular 17th. Starting high on a hill, this short 126 yard par three drops 50 feet to the green. Golf and Accommodation Packages: Pricing to be determined - contact us for details and pricing

Falcon Lake Golf Course Golf Digest Ratings: Places to Play - 3 1/2 Stars Score Magazine: Top 3 Best Value Public Courses in Canada Golf Course Ranking Magazine: Top 50 Public Courses in Canada A pleasant one and a half hour drive east of Winnipeg, in beautiful Whiteshell Provincial Park, Falcon Lake is considered by many to be one of the premier courses in the province. All fairways at the 6,964 yard Falcon Lake course are lined by thick forest, making them appear narrower than their average width would indicate. Falcon Creek, winding through the centre of the course is a water hazard on 1/2 of the holes on the course. The creek widens at one point and forms a small lake over which the golfers play on the 12th. From its elevated tee box this hole looks out over the lake towards the green, providing a beautiful view and making it Falcon's signature hole. Golf and Accommodation Packages: Pricing to be determined - contact us for details and pricing

Hecla Golf Course Golf Digest Ratings: Places to Play - 3 1/2 Stars Golf Course Ranking Magazine: # 1 Resort Course Midwest Canada & Top 30 Golf Resorts in Canada Two and a half hours north of Winnipeg on Lake Winnipeg, Hecla qualifies as one of Manitoba's true hidden treasures. Hecla Island has 18 Championship calibre golf holes set amidst the wild beauty of Hecla Provincial Park, a summer nesting area for an estimated 50,000 waterfowl. The 6678 yard golf course is part of Gull Harbour Resort and Conference Centre, a full service resort, making Hecla an ideal destination for a golfing holiday. Twelve of the course's 18 holes feature views of majestic Lake Winnipeg- one of the world's largest fresh water lakes. Mature elm, ash, birch and spruce trees line the course. Blessed with a generous supply of large sand bunkers and natural water hazards, Hecla challenges golfers of all skill levels. Borrowing on local history Hecla has christianed each hole with an Icelandic name in honour of the European pioneers who settled on the island in the 1880's. It is an added touch that compliments nicely the distinctive atmosphere of this reclusive golf course. Golf and Accommodation packages: Pricing to be determined - contact us for details and pricing

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