Course Stats
Par 72
Bill Robinson Design
Opened in 2005
5,269 - 7,167 yards
Located in Foothills, Alberta, Canada
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Par 72
Bill Robinson Design
Opened in 2005
5,269 - 7,167 yards
Located in Foothills, Alberta, Canada
Elevation Drama - strategic and cinematic
The Greens - big, bold and beautifully kept
The Setting - natural pines, aspen groves mountain vistas give a Zen like vibe
Scorecard Surprises - a few holes can sneakily punish you if you aren't paying attention
Tucked just 15 miles south of downtown Calgary, Sirocco Golf Club is a must-play that merges mountain views, pristine conditioning, and a layout that rewards thinking golfers. Designed by Bill Robinson, this public-access course weaves through 940 acres of Pine Creek Valley, showcasing elevation changes, tight fairways, and punishing creeks. With four tee options stretching up to 7,167 yards from the tips, Sirocco is no pushover—but it also offers a playable, engaging challenge for every skill level.
Add in a stately clubhouse, a friendly staff, a fully stocked pro shop, and a surprisingly strong food game, and you’ve got a course that delivers on multiple levels. But does it live up to the hype? Let’s break it down.
The drone shots don’t lie. Sirocco looks stunning online—rolling fairways, moody pine backdrops, panoramic mountain views—and in person, it delivers. No filters needed. The elevation shifts, especially on the back nine, are as dramatic in real life as they are on your feed.
Perched on a hill overlooking the course, it offers sweeping views and a well-run operation. The pro shop is clean and functional, if not flashy. Service? Top-notch.
The greens at Sirocco are sneaky tough. They’re large, well-kept, and roll true, but the undulations and speed will mess with your confidence if your approach isn’t dialed. Fast and firm in dry weather, with enough slope to reward smart placement and punish poor lag putting.
Sirocco is a thoughtful test of golf. It’s not a grip‑it‑and‑rip‑it track, accuracy matters. Mid‑handicappers should bring a few extra balls, as the native tree lines and Pine Creek don’t offer many second chances. But it's this challenge that makes the course engaging and rewarding.
For a course this challenging, pace was surprisingly solid. We played on a Sunday afternoon and were waiting a few minutes on each hole, but that's expected every weekend now in July isn't it?
The menu is broad and the service is efficient. The house smoked brisket beef dip definitely deserves some love, and the beer selection isn’t half bad either.
The 18th hole is everything you want in a finisher...dramatic, scenic, and challenging. A 438-yard par 4 that requires two precise shots over Pine Creek. You’ll talk about it on the ride home, especially if you card a par.
Breaking 90 at Sirocco is well within reach. The course rewards smart play so keep your tee shots in check and manage the greens and you’ll steer clear of those big numbers. The hazards add challenge but are fair, making every hole feel exciting. Stay disciplined, and you’ll post a solid score.
The 14th is a stunner: a pond-side beauty with a tucked pin and wind that always seems to swirl. It demands precision off the tee and gives you that “Am I playing a PGA course?” moment. Bring your A-game and your phone for the photo op.
For a public course with this kind of conditioning, layout, and views, Sirocco delivers strong value. Calgary isn’t exactly overflowing with elite public golf, and this course sits firmly near the top without charging full resort-course prices.
While it may not have the worldwide clout of a Banff Springs or Cabot Links, Sirocco is absolutely one you’ll brag about to your Alberta golf buddies. The combination of setting, challenge, and overall vibe makes it a worthy play for Western Canadian golf.
Sirocco Golf Club is one of Alberta’s most rewarding public golf experiences—if you’re ready for the challenge. Between the bold layout, mountain views, and dialed-in greens, it’s a course that tests your game and treats your senses. Bring a few extra balls, a confident short game, and an appreciation for the outdoors, and you’ll walk away from Sirocco with both battle scars and big-time memories.
