Moonlake Golf & Country Club sits northwest of Saskatoon in the Saskatchewan parkland, featuring two distinct eighteen-hole courses designed by Canadian architects Les Furber and Jim Eremko. The Heather and Moors courses opened in the mid-1990s as part of a residential golf community development, providing the city with thirty-six holes of championship-caliber golf. Both layouts take advantage of the property's natural rolling terrain and integrate native grasses, mature tree stands, and water features characteristic of the region's transition zone between prairie and boreal forest. The Heather course typically plays as the more demanding of the two, with tighter fairways framed by mature trees and strategic bunkering that rewards accurate shot-making. The Moors course offers a somewhat more open character with broader landing areas and a links-inspired aesthetic in certain sections, though both courses share the property's undulating topography and require thoughtful course management. Water comes into play on several holes across both routings, and the designs emphasize variety in hole length and strategic options. Moonlake serves as a private club with a membership drawn largely from Saskatoon's business and professional community. The facility has hosted regional amateur competitions and provincial championships over the years. The club operates seasonally given Saskatchewan's continental climate, with the courses typically open from late April through October depending on weather conditions.