Links at the Lake Golf and Country Club in Gimli, Manitoba, occupies a distinctive setting on the shores of Lake Winnipeg, roughly ninety kilometers north of Winnipeg. The course was developed to bring links-style golf to the Canadian prairie, drawing on the windswept, open character of its lakeside location. The design reflects the region's natural topography and the club's commitment to creating a playing experience that echoes Scottish and Irish seaside traditions, adapted to the Manitoba landscape. The routing takes advantage of the water views and the exposed terrain typical of the region. Holes play across relatively open ground with minimal tree cover, allowing wind to be a consistent strategic element. The course features native grasses and natural rough, which reinforce the links aesthetic while suiting the local climate and ecology. The setting emphasizes the interplay between the course and the lake, with several holes offering views across the water and the surrounding prairie. The club has established itself as a notable venue within Manitoba golf, hosting regional competitions and drawing members who value the authentic links character and the social traditions of the game. The dining facilities and clubhouse reflect the club's focus on hospitality and the social dimensions of membership. Gimli's location makes it accessible to Winnipeg golfers seeking a distinctive alternative to parkland courses, and the lakeside setting provides a natural backdrop that distinguishes it within the regional golf landscape.