Heritage Pointe Golf & Country Club

Heritage Pointe Golf & Country Club sits in the rolling foothills southwest of Calgary near DeWinton, Alberta. The facility features two distinct eighteen-hole courses—Pointe and Heritage—both designed by Bill Newis with consulting work from Ron Garl. The courses opened in the mid-1990s as part of a residential golf community that takes advantage of the natural terrain and expansive views toward the Rocky Mountains to the west. The Pointe course typically plays as the more challenging of the two layouts, routed over undulating land with elevation changes that create strategic variety and visual interest. The design incorporates native fescue grasses, natural waste areas, and water features that come into play on several holes. The Heritage course offers a somewhat different character, often described as slightly more forgiving while still demanding accurate shot placement. Both courses feature large, contoured greens and wide fairways that accommodate the wind conditions common to southern Alberta. Heritage Pointe has served as a tournament venue for regional and provincial championships, contributing to competitive golf in Alberta. The club operates as a semi-private facility, balancing member play with public access during certain times. The clubhouse provides dining and event space with views over the courses and surrounding countryside. The combination of two full-length courses, practice facilities, and the foothill setting has made Heritage Pointe a notable golf destination within the Calgary area for both residents and visitors exploring Alberta golf.