Granite Hills Golf Club

The famed 3rd hole has helped earn Granite Hills Golf Club recognition as one of Canada's great hidden gems and a course singled out in roundups of Western Canada's best under-the-radar golf courses — even drawing the nickname Manitoba's Pebble Beach. Opened in 1983, this public 18-hole course in Manitoba, Canada plays between 5,428 and 7,082 yards across terrain shaped by granite rock outcroppings, elevated tee blocks, lakeside fairways, and stands of birch, poplar and pine. Sand bunkers add definition throughout the layout. The course has hosted the LDB Rats Fore the Rink Memorial Tournament and is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Manitoba. The Granite Hills Restaurant serves breakfasts, homemade soups, fresh sandwiches and wraps, burgers, and homemade baked goods. The Tournament Building handles full meals for up to 150 golfers, and a Snack Shack operates during summer months. A pro shop handles registration and booking, and the clubhouse includes a large deck and covered patio.