Spent the day out at Wolf Creek today playing all 36, always been one of my favorite places to play. If you're in Alberta playing Banff/Jasper, it's definitely worth the drive to play.
This was Rod Whitman's first solo design, it's relatively short at just over 6600 yards.
#1
385 yard par 4 dogleg right, best choice of the tee is a fairway wood, to leave yourself 140-150 in.


#2
#2
391 yard par 4, not much room of the tee, but once you get it out there the fairway widens quite a bit. 200+ yards to reach the fairway


#3
199 yard par 3, best place to miss here is just short of the green, right, left and long are not fun.



#4
385 yard par 4, trouble every where on this hole, very tight drive with water/out of bounds left right and long. Ruined many rounds when they used to hold the Alberta Open here.

#5
402 yard par 4, sharp dogleg right, requires a long carry to the fairway, can cut a lot of the hole off if you can carry the bunker to the right.



#6
534 yard par 5, runs parallel with Alberta's busiest highway, a large waste bunker runs up the left side of the first half of the fairway.


#7
130 yard par 3, short hole with a small, deep, nasty, evil bunker guarding the left side of the green.

#8
345 yard par 4, relatively short straight forward par 4, no pictures unfortuantely
#9
443 yard par 4, requires a long drive to have any chance of making it on two, on the second shot you need to carry a valley with a creek at the bottom of it.

More to come tomorrow.