Cattail Crossing Golf & Winter Club

Unfortunately, the excessive rain in Edmonton has taken a toil on this course. But what was poor was the amount and length of cut grass that remained on the fairways. You can hit the ball straight but still spend time looking for your ball.

Completely submerged and still charging full price . Bad course to play

I knew Cattail would be wet but tried to be open minded. It was WAY worse than I thought it would be. The course is almost unplayable and on a handful of holes it is unplayable. I was covered in mud on a hot day and I was in a cart. Go anywhere else but this place. It would take a

Month of hot weather to dry out this course at this point.

There is nothing above average here. Some tee areas are in need of a makeover... lumpy and bald. Recent above average rainfall has highlighted low areas for many courses but why they are not filled in when they can be clearly seen has always been a mystery for me. Not a course I would refer anyone to, unfortunately.

The course should not be open with the water and mud everywhere. We paid full price from Tee off for a course that was really playable. Two holes were closed for an oilers charity event and a par 5 played as a par 3 due to conditions. Bad experience!

Worst conditions I've ever seen on a course. The front staff was even surprised they were open that day. I understand they need to make money but it just felt like a scam. Left after the 4th hole (we were suppose to play 18)

We've had a lot of rain so far this summer so it's not the course's fault but one of the holes was waterlogged and was closed. There was no price adjustment or anything to account for this. The golf cart GPS was intermittent, failing to advance from hole to hole and getting stuck on non-playing messages. The greens were being top dressed and there was no compensation for this inconvenience. The course is decent enough for the price, but there should be some adjustment when things are not 100%

I know it has been wet in the area but this course was almost unplayable in some areas. After this weekend I suspect it will be unplayable in at least half the fairways. Hazards are about 15-20 % larger than normal. The course itself appears to have very poor drainage. Again no marshals out to enforce pace of play.

Course itself was in best shape of season. Inexplicably staff had everyone starting on 10. Pace was quite slow for a Monday. I actually wasn’t told it was a back start so I went out as normal. Probably why I was 1:17 front and 2:36 on the back.Marshall was out but really didn’t do anything to speed up pace of play.

Aggressive grounds keeper claimed I hit him with a ball which was completely false

Charged an extra $30 per person for a golf cart that was broken. Greens are horrendous!

Not sure why it smells so bad out there, but the odor is extreme and a huge turn off to play there for me, however it is a great course

Fairways in horrible shape. Almost better to play it intentionally out of rough. Normally in better shape. Greens in decent shape. No Marshall at all on course to monitor pace of play. Holes all over the course left open from doing irrigation projects. Some on green aprons and in high play area spots. My ball actually ended up in a hole beside the green on 8. Overall could be better.

Course is in spring shape and will be better in a couple of weeks. Aerated fairways and some standing water/mud//snow. Wasn’t too busy as pace of play was great. Decent value for the money.

We were playing at the end of April so you can imagine that the course was not quite ready for summer. Golf having said that the layout is great. The greens are obviously well maintained and once spring actually shows up and they’re cutting them. I’m sure they’ll be lovely. The clubhouse staff and in particular the starter were all super welcoming. We had a great and in particular the starter we’re all super welcoming. We had a great time.