Last Mountain Regional Park

Last Mountain Regional Park features a nine-hole sand green golf course situated at the north end of Last Mountain Lake in Saskatchewan. The course is described as beautifully groomed and suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Located within North America's oldest bird sanctuary, the course is set amid thousands of birds and natural wildlife viewing opportunities, providing a scenic setting enhanced by the lake environment.

The course accommodates golf carts, which must be registered with the park. The layout consists of nine holes on sand greens, a traditional design well-suited to the prairie landscape. Daily green fees are $10.00 for nine holes, making it an accessible recreational option for park visitors.

The golf course is part of a comprehensive family-friendly regional park facility that opened in 1963 and celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2021. Nearby towns of Govan and Nokomis offer additional golf courses and services for visitors seeking extended golfing opportunities in the region.