Links at The Links at Spruce Grove

The Links at Spruce Grove is a Bill Robinson design located in Spruce Grove, a city immediately west of Edmonton in central Alberta. Robinson, a prolific Canadian architect whose work spans several decades and includes numerous courses across Western Canada, routed this layout to serve the growing residential community in the region. The course opened in the early 2000s as part of the area's expansion and provides accessible golf in the Edmonton metropolitan corridor.

The terrain in this part of Alberta is characterized by relatively flat to gently rolling parkland, typical of the prairie transition zone. Robinson's routing works with the natural topography and incorporates water features, stands of spruce and poplar, and strategic bunkering to define holes and create variety. The design emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while offering enough challenge through well-placed hazards and green complexes that reward thoughtful course management.

As a municipal-style facility, The Links at Spruce Grove serves both local residents and visitors to the Edmonton area. The course fits within the broader context of Alberta golf, where Robinson and other regional architects have shaped numerous public and semi-private layouts that balance accessibility with solid design principles. The setting reflects the prairie landscape common to central Alberta, with open skies and the mix of grassland and boreal forest edge that defines the region's character.