Golf season enters final week in Winnipeg as courses close

Winnipeg golf course. (Photo Credit: Twitter/ @cityofwinnipeg)

By Cole Fortner

Posted October 18, 2022 4:24 pm.

Still want to get one last round of golf in before winter hits?

This week is the final week Winnipeggers can bring out the clubs before city-owned courses shut their doors for the year.

Both Kildonan Park and Windsor Park will be open until Oct. 24.

The city says the nine-hole course at Crescent Drive closed on Monday, meaning only the two 18-hole courses remain available for tee times.

Some non-city-owned courses may still be open past Oct. 24, or could be closed already.

It is recommended that if you plan on heading to a course not mentioned above, to call ahead or check online.

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