River's Edge Golf Club sits in Okotoks, a town on the edge of the foothills southwest of Calgary. The course was designed by Ed Englehardt, a Canadian architect who worked primarily in Alberta and British Columbia during the late twentieth century. Englehardt's designs typically emphasize strategic use of natural terrain and integration with existing landscape features, and River's Edge follows this approach along the Sheep River valley. The routing takes advantage of the property's elevation changes and river corridor setting. Several holes play along or across the valley floor, while others occupy higher ground with views toward the Rocky Mountains to the west. The Sheep River itself comes into play on multiple holes, creating both visual interest and strategic consequences for approach shots and layup decisions. Mature cottonwoods and native grasses frame many fairways, reinforcing the sense of playing through established riparian habitat rather than manufactured parkland. Okotoks has grown considerably since the course opened, and River's Edge serves both local members and visitors exploring golf options in the Calgary region. The club operates as a semi-private facility, offering public tee times alongside member play. The course provides a contrast to some of the more heavily conditioned layouts closer to Calgary, maintaining a character that reflects its foothill location and the practical realities of shorter growing seasons at this latitude. It remains a straightforward test of accuracy and course management rather than a venue designed for tournament spectacle.