Leduc Golf & Country Club

Leduc Golf & Country Club traces its roots to 1961 when it opened as a nine-hole course; the back nine was added in the late 1970s to complete the current 18-hole championship layout. A modern redesign by Alberta architect Les Furber brought the course to par 71 at approximately 6,658 yards, with mature trees, subtle elevation changes, and well-conditioned greens that reward precise iron play. The facility also features an all-grass driving range, indoor simulator bays, and a full clubhouse, anchoring one of the oldest operating golf clubs in the Edmonton area. Its proximity to YEG airport makes it a convenient first-day stop for travelling golfers.