This course is in our GSPro library — pull it up in any bay and play it wall to wall.

"An easy municipal round in the same city as Lethbridge Country Club — good starter option for newer sim golfers."

Henderson Lake's roots go back to 1917, when it was organized as the Lethbridge Municipal Golf Club on a design by Norman H. Woods; the first hole-in-one in Lethbridge, and one of the first recorded in Canada, was made here in 1919. Expanded to 18 holes through member labour in the 1930s and incorporated as Henderson Lake Golf Club in 1961, it now operates as a City of Lethbridge municipal course beside Henderson Lake Park, next to the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden. The Galt Museum marked the club's 100th anniversary in 2012, documenting a history of incremental modernization -- a 1964 clubhouse, a 2005 practice facility, recent green expansions -- rather than any single dramatic renovation.

Beginners, casual players, and anyone wanting an authentic slice of small-city Canadian golf history over a championship test.

No single hole is singled out in the club's own history, but the routing beside Henderson Lake Park and the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden gives the round a distinctive setting.

An easy, walkable municipal layout -- a forgiving, low-stakes place for a new sim golfer to learn the swing without punishing rough or forced carries.

It shares its city with the more upscale Lethbridge Country Club, making Henderson Lake the accessible, everyman option in town.

A flat, easy municipal track is low-drama on a simulator -- good for quick rounds and teaching new players course management without a steep learning curve.

Public municipal course in Lethbridge, Alberta; walk-up tee times and budget green fees typical of city-run golf.