Sports Clubs in Rosemont, Moose Jaw, SK

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Lynbrook Golf Course

Open now

1525-4th Avenue NW #142, Moose Jaw, S6H 4N8

(306) 692-2838

Courses, Places To Eat, Fitness & Personal Care, Sports et Loisirs, Golf Course & Country Club, Health, Sports club, Sports & Recreation, Public golf course, Eating and Drinking Places, Retail Trade, Golf Courses-Public, Eating places, Country Club/Clubhouse, Golf-Terrains publics

Lynbrook Golf Course is appreciated for its professional pro shop and quick service. The maintenance of the fairways is commended. Some reviews mention challenges presented by trees on the course, while others praise the food and service. A few customers experienced issues with rental carts. Overall, the course is considered decent with nice facilities and good organization.

Thunder Creek Archery Club

1235 Main St N, Moose Jaw, S6H 3J7

(306) 692-8325

Archery range, Sports League

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Control Jiu Jitsu

Closed now

244A River St W, Moose Jaw, S6H 1R8

(306) 530-6287

Sports club, Martial arts club, Gym/Physical Fitness Center

Control Jiu Jitsu in Moose Jaw is praised by customers for its enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff, welcoming atmosphere, clean facilities, and excellent training opportunities. Visitors appreciate the family-like environment and the opportunity to train with world-class athletes. Seminars and events hosted by the gym have received positive reviews for the respectful and helpful attitudes of attendees.

Moose Jaw Warriors

Closed now

110 1St Avenue Nw · Mosaic Place, Moose Jaw, S6H 0Y8

(306) 694-5711

hockey club

Hillcrest Golf Club

Closed now

1599 Main St N, Moose Jaw, S6J 5G1

(306) 693-1921

The Moose Jaw Golf Club began in 1913 as a nine hole course laid out in Ross Park on land donated by H. Y. Smith. In 1919, the course was expanded to an eighteen hole par 72 layout of 5, 662 yards. In 1920 the club constructed a new clubhouse on the south edge of the valley near the exhibition grounds. Touted as one of the "sportiest" golf courses in Western Canada, it had a unique first tee situated on the hill forcing players to drive from out-of-bounds over the railway tracks to the fairway in the valley.