Serenity Golf Club (Dancing Bull)

Serenity Golf Club (Dancing Bull) is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Alberta, and it's easy to see why. This 18-hole layout in Alberta, Canada, carves through 50-foot Aspen and Poplar forest, demanding accuracy from even the straightest hitters, while other holes open up with generous fairways and landing areas. Designed by architect Gary Browning, the course was built with deliberate detail. Mature Spruce, Pine, Ash, and Aspen trees — many moved using one of the largest tree-moving trucks available — frame each hole alongside natural Poplars that have stood for decades. Fairways flow with a subtle but intentional movement from tee to green. Greens are positioned to reward smart positioning off the tee, opening up from the prime fairway angles. Bunkers are placed to prompt genuine strategic thinking on club selection. The putting surfaces roll with breaks that regulars learn to read over time, giving returning players a quiet edge over first-time visitors.