Trestle Creek Golf Resort - Jack Pine/Creekside Course

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.

We had a 4:20 tee time and teed off at about 4:30 pm waited on every hole for twosome ahead of us ...no big deal as they were waiting too! Got to the back nine and on the 16th hole and a young guy drives up to us on the fairway about pace of play and that a twosome behind us was over an hour behind??? The twosome behind us road our butts the whole way (we were a foursome) but we kept up. The young guy asked if they caught up to let play through?!? We were by then waiting for a foursome ahead of us on every hole so what was the point? How could anyone be over an hour behind we got off the course at 8:30 (4hour round on the weekend!?!?) it made our last few

holes maddening and not enjoyable. Tried going into pro shop to complain but no management available.

Had a great time playing this challenging course would go back and play for sure highly recommend this course!

I really enjoyed my first time at Tressle. Large sloping greens that played a little slow. Grass in the rough is sparse in some places but generally the freeways were in very good shape.

Great course, will golf again

The course is in remarkable condition and the greens are a challenge. Superb layout , it was a great day except for the score.

Do it again in a heart beat!!

Offers lots of challenges

Excellent experience. Did not use dining facilities this time but have been very good in the past.

We drove out from Edmonton on a beautiful early fall day to see what Trestle Creek was all about. It was a good hour to get there and we had to drive past half a dozen other decent courses to get there. Worth it? Sure. And we might do it again. The course is at a large RV resort which suggests it might be a pretty lame layout. Far from it. Five tee boxes per hole. 7500 yards in all. The creek runs throughout the course and provides both framing and obstacles on many of the holes. The Jack Pine 9 is about a year older than Creekside and thus the greens are smoother and faster.

A good variety of holes, fairways are wide enough to allow for some failures in precision. Bunkering is fair and allows for run ups to most of the greens. A few elevation changes here and there to add interest. All in all, an interesting course, with a lot of variety. Good value, even at the full rack rate. Electric carts with GPS. A warning: bring mosquito repellent! They were thick and determined.

Very nice course, pretty good condition a few wet areas still from some previous flooding. Greens are amazing will test any putters skill

Friendly staff makes golfing at Trestle Creek a very fun time!

Trestle Creek will be a destination golf resort in a few years. The course has only been 18 holes for 2 years.Both nines are equally challenging with the front nine being more suited to higher handicap golfers playing from the whites. I first started playing here 4 years ago when the first 9 opened. My friends and I loved the competition of playing the same nine twice. Usually I play 3 times a week at different courses but Trestle Creek is always one of my weekly rounds. The layout for all 18 holes is fantastic. Sand traps and water hazards located in just the right places to make you weight the reward against the risk. Play the safe shot when in doubt. Beautiful fairways but you are going to be cursing the greens if your first putt is from 30 ft. or more. 3 putting is part of learning a new course and this one requires a lot of learning.

Carts very good. GPS standard. Fair amount of undulation on fairways as well as the greens. Nothing too difficult. Curse was in great shape except for divots on greens. The course is wide open and not very interesting and the views are nothing special. If it wasn't for the creek that runs through the course and the sand trap this course would be way too easy. There are 5 different tee boxes for all skill levels. Good prices are available.

Great layout. Older front nine has much better greens but expect back nine to mature. Only complaint is the sand which has no base so settle your footing in 7 inches of loose sand.

Has a great day and a very nice course for the money. Slow pkay due to the two we were pair up with. But still not bad finished in 4 1/2 hours