A mature 18 hole course, the Front 9 dating back to 1920 and the Back 9 relatively new, built in 1983. The front nine has some hills and requires accurate approach shots as the greens are small and normally fast. The back nine is tricky and demanding off the tee as water is in play on 6 of the 9 holes.

The most challenging hole at Camrose is the 549 yard #16. This par 5 doglegs twice over water, forcing you to be exact with your shots. As well, there is only a narrow window for your approach shot to the green due to the bunkers and water that lie in wait for any mistake.

One of Camrose Golf Course's most notable features is the beautiful Mirror Lake (which comes into play on holes 4, 5 and 6) and the many swans that make it their home.