Edmonton Golf Courses Open, Perfect for Spring Links

0:00It's April 27, from your city to your ears, this is Canada News today, powered by AI. Edmonton City Golf courses are shaking off winter and opening up along the north Saskatchewan River, just as temps climb into the high teens. All three spots, Rundle, Victoria and Riverside, are set to welcome players over the next week or so, perfect timing with Sunnier skies ahead. Rundle Park kicks things off Tuesday, April 28th at noon, running 10am to 9pm. It's the open layout great for beginners and families. An 18 hole, par 3, built back in 1976 on an old landfill site. Victoria follows Wednesday, April 29th at noon with the same hours. Canada's oldest municipal course from 1896, right in the River Valley with views of the legislature and U of A. Their driving range has been spinning since April 17th. Riverside rounds it out, tentatively Monday, May 4th at noon, also 10am to 9pm. This challenging track opened in 1951 on the old Dawson Mine site, which fueled the city's

1:05heat for decades. But heads up, construction starts in June on irrigation, cart paths and more. They'll close one hole weekly with temps in place, wrapping by end of. 2026, hours will stretch earlier as weather cooperates down to 6am eventually. Green fees for adult hit $54 Monday through Thursday at Victoria and Riverside, 65 on weekends, Rundles Cheeprat, 29 weekdays, 35 weekends, Walk On's Welcome, or Book via 311 or online. With forecast calling for 20 degrees by Thursday and sunny vibes all weekend, grab your clubs and hit the links before the crowds swell. City site for the latest.