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Ardmore, Alberta Golf Courses

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There is 1 golf course in Ardmore, Alberta and 0 are municipal courses. There are also another 3 golf courses within 20 miles of Ardmore, including 3 public, 0 municipal and 0 private courses. The oldest course in the Ardmore area is the Ardmore Golf & Country Club. Bonnyville Golf & Country Club is rated the best course near Ardmore.

Ardmore Golf & Country Club, Ardmore Golf & C.C. Course

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9 holes (Public)
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Main Street
Ardmore, AB T0A 0A0
(780) 826-4509
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Bonnyville Golf & Country Club, Bonnyville Golf & C.C. Course

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18 holes (Public)
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Highway 28
Bonnyville, AB T9N 2H3
(780) 826-4886
12 miles from the center of Ardmore. Write a Review Check Tee Times

Cold Lake Golf & Winter Club, Cold Lake Golf & Winter Club Course

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18 holes (Public)
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1 Northern Spirit Lane
Cold Lake, AB T0A 2M0
(780) 594-5341
12 miles from the center of Ardmore. Write a Review Check Tee Times

Grand Centre Golf & Country Club, Grand Centre Golf & C.C. Course

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18 holes (Public)
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Range Road 20A
Cold Lake, AB T9M 1P3
(780) 594-2121
12 miles from the center of Ardmore. Write a Review Check Tee Times

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