Trestle Creek Golf Resort - Jack Pine/Creekside Course

I played 2 consecutive days. Pin placement the first day made for a lot of 3 putts, next day the pins were in a much more friendly locations. The fairways were being aerated so you had to move your ball sometimes out of the holes. I love this course because of the difficulty. The creeks crossing the fairways make you think more about your distances. COURSE MANAGEMENT!! You need to play Trestle Creek many times to improve your scoring but you will enjoy the course with the scenery all around you. I rate this course my favourite and certainly best value.

Came across a great Golf Now deal for $26 for 18 holes & cart. An early snowfall the day before I played couldn't dampen this golfers day. A friendly greeting from Matt in the pro shop, a hearty breakfast in the clubhouse while waiting for the go ahead to play the course. There was a bit of snow scattered about the fairways & rough but the course was still open for play for those die hard golfers. This is a well thought out golf resort. Terrific layout, one good hole after another. Five large, flat tee boxes on every hole for all levels of golfers, wide rolling fairways flanked by moderate rough, multiple water hazards, very good bunkering and enormous, smooth rolling greens. There are an additional 9 holes under construction. That'll give you 27 reasons to make your way to Trestle Creek.

We played Trestle Creek a couple of times this year on Hot Deals. You can't get better value than $25 a round including carts. Trestle Creek has a great layout with elevation changes, water in play on many holes, and some greens with crazy undulations. They have 5 tees to choose from to make it playable for golfers of any skill level. Grass wasn't in the greatest shape in some spots, but it's still a relatively new course. Definitely worth the drive from Edmonton for cheap golf.

If this was to be our last round for the year, playing at Trestle Creek was the absolute best! The course was in fantastic shape, except for a few areas where the fairway was a tad rough just before the greens. Other than that was the best. Trestle Creek never fails to make a round of golf challenging. Beautiful place!!

Course in excellent shape, pin placements were tough. Play on the first nine was great however back nine was unacceptable. We needed a Marshall who was nowhere to be seen. Otherwise a great afternoon.

As always Trestle Creek gave us a great round of golf! Love the course and staff. Can't wait to play all 27 holes!!!

could play this course regularly and not get tired of it

Course condition was very good, staff was friendly, pace of play was good, a very good golf experience!

Greens are huge, well groomed and extremely challenging. Great fun for skilled players. Hard on balls for novice. Water everywhere, sand galore!!

AWESOME!

Nice layout with rolling greens that will challenge any golfer. Course is in great shape and I would recommend anyone to play it.

Incredibly friendly staff. A very well laid out and challenging course. Absolutely the best kept greens that I have ever played on in my life. Can't wait to golf there again very soon.

We jumped at the chance to play Trestle Creek for the deal that we found online. It's a bit of a drive from Edmonton, but well worth the trip. The layout is fantastic, with some elevation changes, lots of creeks winding through the course, and some picturesque bridges. There is lots of slope to the greens that can present quite a challenge. With 5 sets of tees to choose from, the course can accommodate all skill levels.