Sherwood Park Golf Club

18 hole Par 31

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the real advantage of playing an 18-hole Par 31 course like Sherwood Park?

You'll find Sherwood Park is perfect for honing your short game and getting a quick round in. It's an excellent place to practice your irons and wedges without the pressure of a full-length championship course. We love it for a relaxed afternoon.

When is the best time to visit Sherwood Park Golf Club to avoid crowds?

We always recommend hitting Sherwood Park on a weekday morning if you want a more tranquil experience. Weekends, especially later in the day, can get quite busy with families and newer golfers, which can slow down play.

What makes Sherwood Park unique, and what's a standout hole to look forward to?

Sherwood Park truly shines as a fantastic community course, offering a welcoming atmosphere for all skill levels. Keep an eye out for the 7th hole-a deceptively tricky par 3 that demands precision over power; it's a real test of your short iron game.

Given it's a Par 31, do I need a full set of clubs for Sherwood Park?

You definitely don't need your driver here, so leave the big stick at home. We suggest bringing your wedges, a few short to mid-irons, and your putter-that's really all you'll need to navigate this fun, compact course effectively.

Is Sherwood Park a good value for a casual round, and what should I expect for green fees?

Sherwood Park offers excellent value, making it a fantastic option for an affordable and enjoyable golf outing. Green fees are typically very reasonable, especially compared to longer courses, so you can enjoy a quick round without breaking the bank.