Lewis Estates Golf Course

Lewis Estates Golf Course is an award-winning 18-hole public championship golf course located in west Edmonton, Alberta. Designed by renowned architect Ted Locke, the course is set within the master-planned Lewis Estates community and is widely recognized for its immaculate conditioning, tree-lined fairways, and championship-calibre bentgrass greens. Although situated within the city, the layout offers a peaceful setting with mature trees, natural wetlands, and strategically placed lakes that create the feeling of playing far from an urban environment. Measuring 6,742 yards from the championship tees, the par-72 layout provides an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all skill levels. Water hazards come into play on several holes, while carefully positioned bunkers and subtly undulating greens reward precision and thoughtful course management. Multiple tee boxes make the course accessible to beginners while still offering a demanding test for experienced golfers. Lewis Estates is especially known for its consistent playing conditions, excellent pace of play, and memorable finishing holes. The facility features a full-length driving range, putting green, PGA of Canada instruction, a fully stocked golf shop, banquet facilities, and The Grill at Lewis Estates, which overlooks the course from a spacious patio. The club regularly hosts tournaments, corporate outings, leagues, and special events, making it one of Edmonton's most popular public golf destinations for both local players and visitors.