Our Story

A club deeply connected with the social fabric of Winnipeg. Played by the best in the world over more than a century. Twenty-seven holes, with 18 designed by the men behind Augusta National and Pinehurst No. 2. But St. Charles is more than a sum of its parts, more than just great golf, and beyond just a terrific private golf club.



It is a remarkable oasis in the city, a place where friends and family bond over their affection for this great game, where friendships are made, relationships are renewed and tales are told over friendly matches and exquisite dinners in the elegant recently renovated clubhouse.

And a great course will get even better in 2022 and 23, as St. Charles undergoes an ambitious renovation on our Donald Ross and Alister MacKenzie Nines. Both courses will see infrastructure improved, bunkering and fairways restored under the watchful eye of world-class golf architect Jim Urbina, mirroring the vision of their famed creators. This renovation will see nine holes completed at a time, allowing members the same outstanding access to the tee that is part of the culture of St. Charles.

St. Charles—Investing in our history

“St. Charles has catered to the world’s finest golfers, royalty, dignitaries of state and government, and the humble member who pays their dues.”

—Manitoba Links, A Kaleidoscopic History of Golf

“Michelle Wie’s win was a high moment for her, and for St. Charles, the classy club where the late George Knudson learned to play, and where a gifted and still young golfer took the next step to stardom.”

—Lorne Rubenstein, Globe and Mail

“What a heritage! One nine at St. Charles was laid out by Donald Ross in 1919, another in 1929 by Dr. Alister MacKenzie … the distinct styles of both architects can be clearly seen, including Ross’ raised greens and the large flashed-sand bunkers of Mackenzie.”

—The Rolex World’s Top 1000 Golf Courses