Midland Provincial Park

@mrpickett

18

Hardest course ever. You have to be a bit of a machoist to play the back nine. It was still awesome.

@sweetnamstyle

2

Bring good footwear!

@coja99

Whoever designed and installed this course is not mentally stable. 10/10

@jjdueck

3

This course is quite the workout and very technical for the first 9. Definitely the most fun course I’ve been to and it has amazing views. Would recommend for anyone that wants a challenge.

@louisbo

2

It's a beautiful hike.

@12steps

Had hiking shoes and water...brilliant.

@carsonc

Lots of fun, bring snacks and water. Good hike for the full round but well worth the effort!

@travnasty63

Amazing course! Not easy in the slightest, tough terrain and a few rally tough holes. MUST bring good shoes with good grips (light hikers would be best). Gorgeous views. 4.5 because the tee pads are not the best in some spots.

@tribonk

Wow. Not for young or anyone that cannot climb. Only played back 9 from white tees (if I could find them). Fair pars. Missed the path from 17 to 18 and ended walking an extra km or so. If you are here visiting play it. Spotter required on some holes.

@garettwhat

Great course, if you like to hike and if you like a challenge. May be mobility issues for some players.

@vinnydeleo

Wear good shoes. It's a hike. Beautiful

@childenbrandt

Paths need to be worn down a bit. Really fun and beautiful course but lots of long long grass. Natural, but at times tough to find discs.

@highpockets

Played it with my teenage kids, definitely a workout, but we all enjoyed it.

@marsbark

A very challenging, rugged coarse but lots of fun. Not a great coarse if you're a beginner.

@ktopp49

Tough course, wear shoes with ankle support

@inhaleexplode

Very fucking hard lol

@jesandkatie

Beautiful course, well maintained, and it’s gorgeous playing in the hills. Biggest downside is that it doesn’t have real baskets which makes it less fun. Also every hole seems like it’s either at the top of a hill or the bottom of a ravine. If you wear good shoes and pants and bring water, it’s a great course, just expect a workout.

@dazza4509

My favorite Drumheller course but not for beginners or those with mobility issues.

@rgette

48

Lot of par 3s should probably be par 4, overall very unique and challenging course in the desert

@megsofdrum

29

If you want a challenge and beautiful scenery this is a course for you! It is a difficult course as there is a lot of elevation change and uneaven terrain (less steep, but longer holes than Wayne). Wear hiking shoes and long pants as there is long grass, shrubs, and cactus. Bring water, especially on hot days. Use a spotter for some of the blind holes. DO NOT PLAY this course if it has recently rained as the bentonite clay is extremely slippery (I'm a Drumheller local).