Roland Golf Club

Roland Golf Club is a nine-hole course located in Roland, Manitoba, measuring 3,067 yards. Originally established in 1958 as Elm Park Golf Course by farmer Myles Lytle, who envisioned a layout along a creek on his property, the course was officially incorporated as Roland Golf Club in 1977 when a local committee purchased it for $35,000.

The course features lush fairways and well-maintained grass greens, which replaced the original sand greens and steel mats in 1983. The clubhouse was constructed in 1980. The layout provides challenges suitable for golfers of all skill levels and is described as meticulously maintained by the grounds crew.

Set in a rural Manitoba setting, Roland Golf Club has earned a reputation among visitors and members as a high-quality, well-kept nine-hole facility. The course hosts regular leagues for men, seniors, and women, along with tournaments and fundraising events throughout the year.