Highwood Golf & Country Club sits in High River, Alberta, approximately 60 kilometers south of Calgary along the foothills of the Canadian Rockies. The club features two eighteen-hole courses—Heritage and Mountainview—both designed by Canadian architect Bill Robinson, who has created numerous layouts across western Canada since the 1970s. The property takes advantage of the transitional landscape where prairie meets foothills, offering views toward the mountain ranges to the west while incorporating the rolling terrain characteristic of southern Alberta. Robinson's design work at Highwood reflects his approach to prairie and foothill golf, typically emphasizing strategic bunkering, natural contours, and playability for a range of skill levels. The Heritage and Mountainview courses provide members with variety in their routing and challenge, though specific details about individual hole sequences and features vary between the two layouts. The setting includes mature tree stands, natural grasses, and elevation changes that create visual interest and affect shot-making throughout the rounds. High River has a ranching and agricultural heritage, and Highwood serves as a recreational and social center for the local community and surrounding region. The club operates as a traditional member-owned facility with typical amenities including dining and event spaces. The courses experience the variable weather conditions common to southern Alberta, with a playing season that generally runs from spring through fall, subject to the region's occasional chinook winds and temperature fluctuations.