Indian Head Golf Course

Indian Head Golf & Country Club is a nine-hole course located in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, spanning 3,145 yards. Originally opened in 1962 as a sand green track built from prairie land through community effort, it has since been developed into a fully irrigated course with grass greens. The layout features four sets of tee boxes providing two play options per hole, accommodating various skill levels.

The course is characterized by mature trees lining fairways and bordered by over 30,000 trees and shrubs, creating a scenic prairie setting with strategic challenges. The greens are notably smaller than average, with some positioned amid mature spruce growth, making par a challenging achievement for most players. The 3,145-yard length allows golfers to develop their long game while navigating the wooded terrain.

Amenities include a driving range and putting green for practice. The licensed clubhouse with deck provides post-round refreshment and scoring areas, while a pavilion accommodates tournaments and private functions. The facility emphasizes recreational play while supporting competitive golf, welcoming both casual players and those pursuing serious competition.