Tuxedo Golf Course is a private club located in the Tuxedo neighborhood of Winnipeg, Manitoba, one of the city's established residential areas. The course was developed in the early twentieth century and reflects the design sensibilities of that era, with a layout that makes use of the relatively flat terrain typical of the Manitoba prairie landscape. The club has long served as a focal point for golf and social activity within its community. The course routing takes advantage of native prairie vegetation and water features characteristic of the region. The design emphasizes strategic play rather than dramatic elevation change, with bunkering and course conditioning serving as the primary defenses. Trees frame many holes, providing definition and seasonal character across the layout. The relatively open character of much of the course allows wind to play a significant role in play, a common feature of prairie golf. Tuxedo has maintained its standing as a private members' club with a strong local following. The clubhouse and grounds reflect the club's long history and serve as a gathering place for members beyond the golf course itself. Like many established private clubs in Canada, Tuxedo has cultivated traditions around membership, club events, and seasonal play that extend through the relatively short prairie golf season.