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Blackhawk Golf Club
Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada
18 Holes · Par 71 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Parkland
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About Blackhawk Golf Club
Blackhawk Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 71 course at Spruce Grove, Alberta, southwest of Edmonton on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. Rod Whitman designed it, and it plays 6,835 yards from the back tees. The routing climbs onto a plateau and then falls into the river valley, running through poplar and pine.
- Golf Digest named Blackhawk Best New Course in Western Canada after it opened.
- SCOREGolf places it inside the top 20 courses in Canada.
- Tee sets run from 6,835 yards down to 5,248 yards, so players of different lengths can find a fit.
- Dining, banquet space and a golf shop support events.
History of Blackhawk Golf Club
Blackhawk opened in 2003 and is described as one of the first modern, minimalist designs in Canada. Its calling cards are wide fairways, rugged bunkering and dynamic green sites. The club presents itself as one of the province's premier private facilities.
Signature holes at Blackhawk Golf Club
The 11th is the club's signature, a downhill par 5 that drops toward the river and opens the valley stretch of the back nine.
Playing Blackhawk Golf Club: tips
Blackhawk is a private club; play is by member invitation, and the club publishes no green fee. Contact the club on 780-470-4790 through your host. The course sits at 51111 Range Road 255 outside Spruce Grove.
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Visit Blackhawk Golf Club
51111 Range Road 255, Spruce Grove, Alberta T7Y 1A8
Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada
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Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Blackhawk Golf Club
Can the public play Blackhawk?
No. It is a private club open to members and their invited guests.
Where is Blackhawk Golf Club?
It is on Range Road 255 near Spruce Grove, Alberta, southwest of Edmonton along the North Saskatchewan River.
How does the river affect play?
The back nine drops into the valley from the 11th, and the North Saskatchewan River comes into play on the 11th, 12th and 13th holes.