The Vulcan Golf and Country Club is a semi-private 18 hole championship golf course that encourages new members and extends a warm small town welcome to the public. The Vulcan Golf and Country Club was formed in 1923 at a location that is different from today's location and then moved to its current home on a piece of land that was bought by the town for the purpose of constructing a golf course.
In 1952, the Vulcan Golf and Country Club signed a lease agreement with the Town of Vulcan for those lands. Construction and development of the first 9 holes was financed through various forms of fundraising and then improved throughout the years by reinvesting cash from operations, community and member donations, fundraising events and sweat equity from the members.
In 1952, the Vulcan Golf and Country Club signed a lease agreement with the Town of Vulcan for those lands. Construction and development of the first 9 holes was financed through various forms of fundraising and then improved throughout the years by reinvesting cash from operations, community and member donations, fundraising events and sweat equity from the members.
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The Vulcan Golf and Country Club is a semi-private 18 hole championship golf course that encourages new members and extends a warm small town welcome to the public. The front nine was established in 1923 and the back nine was built in 2007.
We offer two distinctly different nines, the front nine is a mature well treed layout where as the back nine offers more of a links style layout with large undulating greens that are protected with sand and water hazards.Our signature hole is the par three 18th. This hole ranges from 107-184 yards and requires an accurate tee shot to a green that is surrounded by numerous sand traps and water that covers the left hand side of the fairway.
We offer two distinctly different nines, the front nine is a mature well treed layout where as the back nine offers more of a links style layout with large undulating greens that are protected with sand and water hazards.Our signature hole is the par three 18th. This hole ranges from 107-184 yards and requires an accurate tee shot to a green that is surrounded by numerous sand traps and water that covers the left hand side of the fairway.
The Vulcan Golf and Country Club has an excellent clubhouse facility. We can accommodate groups up to 130 inside our clubhouse with additional seating of 40 on our patio as well as our tournament facility. We are very excited to announce our new Kitchen Contractor is Village's Puttaway owners of Village's Bristo and Meals in a Minute.
The Vulcan Golf and Country Club has three practice area's that will help sharpen your game. The practice putting green is located next to the clubhouse behind the first tee. Adjacent to our maintenance shop we a 100 yard hole with a make shift green with a practice sand trap. Our driving range is located by the 10th tee.
Out-of-bounds is marked by boundary fences or white stakes - add a penalty stroke to your score and play another ball from where you played your last shot. Immovable obstructions - all buildings, in bound signs, service roads, and sprinkler heads - drop one club length from nearest relief, no nearer the hole - no penalty.
If the dates and times for our group classes do not work for your group then contact Gordon to arrange days and times that will work for your group. Gordon has been a member of the Canadian PGA since 1982. Gordon has a wealth of experience in helping all levels of golfers reach their potential and have fun doing it!
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Dan & Barb Learn
Oct 13, 2021
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Christiana Paetsch
Oct 03, 2021
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Kalysta Caseley
Jul 18, 2021
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Gino Kamaleddine
Jun 29, 2021
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Alec Milne
Jun 02, 2021
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Nice prairie course. Front nine Is dead unfortunately. As in the greens look like a dog run. The back nine are much different and nice. We played in 3 hours and 15 minutes. The course Marshall spoke to us, to tell us to speed up. We would have finished in 3 hours if we weren’t waiting at the tees. Unbelievable. I’ve played golf in Alberta for 30 years. First and last time playing here. Back To D’Arcy Or turner valley for us.
Diane K.
Jun 02, 2021
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Brittney Ames
Nov 27, 2020
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I have very mixed feelings with my visit to the The Vulcan Golf course earlier today. It was my first visit to this establishment and it had been quite a few years since my last tee time. I found the green fees very fairly priced, the course itself in decent shape ... and a nice patio for some tasty drinks or a bite afterwards.
However, the customer service was very lacking from a man who seemed to be the manager. This man "Gord" made me feel very uncomfortable and unwelcome upon entry as he made loud comments about my " attire " that apparently wasn't up to his "standards" for what he says women
However, the customer service was very lacking from a man who seemed to be the manager. This man "Gord" made me feel very uncomfortable and unwelcome upon entry as he made loud comments about my " attire " that apparently wasn't up to his "standards" for what he says women
Dallas D.
Nov 24, 2020
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We went for 18 holes...the guys in front of us held us up for about 14 holes. We get to the clubhouse and the guy tells us we were way too slow and that there was no way we should have taken that long. I told him about the guys in front of us and he says we should have played faster for those last 4 holes. Pretty terrible attitude for a course that isn't all that great. Paid $150 for 2 of us for a course that wasn't worth it.
Bowser Godin
Oct 28, 2020
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The fact this whole town has taken on he "Star Trek Vulcan" image is awesome!!
The course is a nice mix of 'old small town Alberta' and new Les Furber design gave this track 2 completely different 9s. Having played many small town courses the front 9 is very typical of this type of course with old growth trees and smaller greens. The back 9 is very typical of most Furber designs with wide fairways, large greens and large bunkers. Very forgiving.
The staff was friendly and the food was good. If I had one complaint it would be that they do not sell their tee box markers which are amazing.
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The course is a nice mix of 'old small town Alberta' and new Les Furber design gave this track 2 completely different 9s. Having played many small town courses the front 9 is very typical of this type of course with old growth trees and smaller greens. The back 9 is very typical of most Furber designs with wide fairways, large greens and large bunkers. Very forgiving.
The staff was friendly and the food was good. If I had one complaint it would be that they do not sell their tee box markers which are amazing.
I would
Craig Bulloch
Oct 07, 2020
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Emily Smith
Aug 04, 2020
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Brian V.
Jul 09, 2020
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