Waskesiu and Cooke Municipal rated among the best in the province

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“The first thing they see is the trees and you know we’re spoiled to that aspect because every hole is by itself.  As you drive through the southern part of the province, there’s not a whole lot of trees and definition to the area,” said Baker.

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Coming in second on the list was Prince Albert’s Cooke Municipal Golf Course, which hosted the Sask. Men’s Amateur last year.

“Having the early spring has really helped the course a lot, looking really green and just is really enjoyable,” said Pro Shop Assistant Drew Ryhorchuk.

When asked what makes Cooke stand up above the rest, Ryhorchuk said it’s the layout of the course.

“It’s very playable and very forgiving but it challenges any golfer at any level, ranging from junior to senior,” he said.

Other northern courses making the list were Evergreen Golf Course in Nipawin, Northern Meadows near Meadow Lake and Elk Ridge Resort.

Here is the complete list:

10) Mainprize Regional Park and Golf Course (Midale)

9)  Sage View Golf Club (Palliser Regional Park)

8)  Evergreen Golf Resort (Nipawin)

7)  Legends Golf Club (Warman)

6)  Dakota Dunes

5)  Elk Ridge Resort

4) Northern Meadows (near Goodsoil and Meadow Lake)

3) North Battleford Golf and Country Club

2) Cooke Municipal Golf Course (Prince Albert)

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