Larters at St. Andrews

About this course:

Larters at St. Andrews is an 18-hole golf course in Manitoba, built in 1989, originating from the Larter farm. The course winds through a characteristic prairie river-lot landscape, alternating between dense wooded areas and open meadows. Views of the Red River add atmosphere along the way. As the first course in Manitoba with a Scottish links flavor combined with a prairie woodlot setting, Larters has a unique character that golfers immediately notice. The course demands accuracy off the tee and offers a challenging but not overly long round. Water, out of bounds, bunkers, and tiered greens provide a tactical challenge, with par-5s and tough par-3s keeping the game sharp. For practice, there is a spacious facility with an undulating putting green, a separate chipping green, and a driving range of about 250 yards.