Moonlake Golf & Country Club

Moonlake Golf & Country Club sits in the rolling parkland landscape northeast of Saskatoon, where the Highlands and Moors nines form part of a larger multi-course facility. Les Furber, a prominent Western Canadian architect who designed more than fifty courses across the region, collaborated with Jim Eremko on the layout. Furber's work typically emphasizes strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward thoughtful play while remaining accessible to members of varying abilities. The terrain features modest elevation changes characteristic of Saskatchewan's transition zone between prairie and boreal forest, with mature trees framing fairways and natural grasses defining playing corridors. The routing takes advantage of the property's native topography, incorporating gentle doglegs and varied hole lengths across both nines. Water features appear selectively, adding strategic interest without dominating play. As a private country club, Moonlake serves Saskatoon's golf community with traditional member amenities and a season that runs from late spring through early autumn. The club maintains both nines to standards typical of established Saskatchewan facilities, where conditioning balances playability with the challenges of a short northern growing season. The combination of Furber's regional design sensibility and the property's natural setting provides members with a familiar parkland experience suited to the local climate and landscape.