Flowing Springs Golf Greens

Flowing Springs Golf Greens is a public 18-hole championship golf course located 15 minutes northwest of Regina, Saskatchewan. Established in 1960 as a 9-hole sand green course by Albert and Henry Murray, it has undergone significant evolution, converting to grass greens in the early 1970s and expanding to 18 holes by 1978.

The course features a notable 600-yard Par 5 opening hole with commanding views from the clubhouse. Throughout its history, the course has been strategically redesigned, with major modifications to hole layouts in 1987 and ongoing enhancements to tee boxes and greens through 2025. Hole 14, a challenging par 3, received a fourth elevated tee in 2021, increasing its difficulty.

The facility includes a driving range described as the widest in Regina, putting green, pro shop, snack bar, and fully licensed clubhouse with deck and patio. Recent renovations (2025) include clubhouse improvements and course modifications to holes 10, 11, 13, and 18. The course hosts two men's clubs—a Tuesday club and an over-50 club—and offers various membership and pass options for regular players.