There is no single Edmonton release hour. The City of Edmonton lets you book Victoria, Riverside, and Rundle up to 7 days ahead. ParFetch does not search those three. The 11 courses we do search each run their own book, and we will not print a window we have not taken from the club.
The 7-day line is from the City's page, Green fees, club rentals and rewards card. That page does not name a morning hour. Do not copy Calgary's 7 a.m. alarm onto Edmonton. Recheck the City page the week you play.
The municipal courses are Victoria, Riverside, and Rundle. Booking is on Move Learn Play. The City says you can book up to 7 days in advance. Junior golf members, and anyone using a coupon or a pass, call 311 instead. The same page says the three courses are taking walk-ons at the pro shop, and you can call 780-496-4710 to ask what is left. That walk-on line is a status, not a promise. Read it again before you drive over.
Cancel on Move Learn Play if that is how you booked, or call the pro shop or 311. The City charges a $10 fee per player when you cancel inside 24 hours of the tee time. Weather can be an exception. That fee is the City's, not ours.
None of that is a release time for Broadmoor, Jagare Ridge, Northern Bear, or the rest of the list below. A Saturday at a club we search might open a week out, the morning of, or only by phone. The club's own page is the source. If it does not say, we do not guess.
These are the bookable Edmonton-area courses in our catalog, the same 11 as on the Edmonton course list. Leduc, Spruce Grove, and Stony Plain are in this search. The three City courses are not.
The City has not posted a date for when Victoria, Riverside, and Rundle open next spring. Do not plan on a month we invented. The municipal golf page is where that date will show up. The 11 clubs will post their own.
After you are logged in and you have run a search, tap Watch these courses, pick courses from those results, and tap Turn on alert. You can have up to three course watches on at once. ParFetch keeps checking those watches and sends one notification per course watch, the first time a matching time is there, then the watch rests until you turn it back on from your account. It is not a stream of pings. On an iPhone or iPad, alerts work only after you add ParFetch to your Home Screen from Safari's Share button and open it from that icon. Android and desktop ask for notification permission in the usual way.
A watch does not enter a booking queue, hold a time, or pay the green fee. When you tap a time, you finish on the course's own site. Trial is 7 days, then $6 a month. Cancel from the account page.
Leave your email on the Calgary guide: one note when booking opens, and nothing else.