Legends Golf & Country Club in Sherwood Park, just east of Edmonton, Alberta, features two eighteen-hole courses designed by golf's most celebrated rivals. The Champions course bears Jack Nicklaus's signature, while the Old Hickory layout carries Arnold Palmer's name. Both courses opened in the early 2000s as part of a residential golf community development on rolling parkland terrain characteristic of the region. The dual-design concept reflects the friendly competition between Nicklaus and Palmer that defined professional golf in the 1960s and continues to resonate in their design philosophies. The Champions course typically exhibits Nicklaus's strategic approach, with emphasis on positioning off the tee and well-defended greens that reward precision iron play. Old Hickory reflects Palmer's more aggressive style, generally offering risk-reward opportunities and encouraging bold shotmaking. Both layouts navigate the natural contours of Alberta parkland, incorporating mature trees, water features, and elevation changes modest by mountain standards but significant for the prairie provinces. The courses serve a private membership while also hosting regional amateur competitions. Legends operates as a family-oriented club with full recreational amenities beyond golf, including dining facilities that cater to both casual and formal occasions. The dual-course format provides members variety in their regular play, with each eighteen presenting distinct challenges despite sharing similar terrain and climate conditions in the Edmonton metropolitan area.