Golf Courses in BC

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Book a twilight round in late summer — the light on the mountains after 5pm is spectacular and rates are lower.

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Stay at the resort for a multi-day golf package — the early morning rounds before the heat builds are the best of the day.

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Victoria's mild climate means you can golf here in January — bring a light jacket and you'll often have the course nearly to yourself.

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Greywolf books up fast in July and August — reserve your tee time at least two weeks ahead. The shoulder season in June and September offers great conditions and easier bookings.

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Book a late afternoon round in September — the harvest is in full swing, the light is golden, and the temperatures are perfect.

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Tobiano is exposed and can be windy — check the forecast and bring a windbreaker. Morning rounds are calmer and the light on the lake is beautiful.

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Stop at the clubhouse patio after your round — the view of Howe Sound from there is one of the best in BC. Pair it with a cold drink and you won't want to leave.

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Play the Pinnacle 9 as a warm-up before tackling the main course — it's a great way to get your eye in before the more challenging canyon holes.

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The Comox Valley is one of BC's sunniest spots — Crown Isle gets far less rain than Victoria or Vancouver. Spring and fall rounds here are often spectacular.

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Combine Bootleg Gap with a round at Kimberley Golf Club for a great two-course Kootenay golf day. Stay in Kimberley and walk the Platzl in the evening.

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Morgan Creek is a longer, more demanding course — bring your A-game and allow a full 4.5 hours. The back nine through the forest is the highlight.

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The Mountain Course is the must-play — book it for your first round and save the Valley Course for day two. The views from the upper holes are unforgettable.

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Sun Peaks is cooler than the valley in summer — perfect for walking 18 holes without the Okanagan heat. Bring a light jacket for the morning round.

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Book a tee time on the Resort Course in the morning, then soak in the hot springs in the afternoon — it's the ultimate Kootenay golf day.

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Nanaimo is a great base for a Vancouver Island golf trip — Crown Isle in Courtenay and Qualicum Beach Golf Club are both within an hour's drive.

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Salmon Arm is a great overnight stop between Kamloops and Revelstoke — play a round, stay the night, and continue your road trip refreshed the next morning.

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Book a golf and fishing combo package — play 18 holes in the morning and join a salmon charter in the afternoon for the ultimate Campbell River experience.

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Victoria is one of Canada's great golf cities — combine Olympic View with a round at Cordova Bay Golf Course and explore the city's world-class restaurants and Inner Harbour.

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Kelowna is BC's wine capital — book a tee time in the morning and spend the afternoon touring the Okanagan wine trail. Mission Hill and Quails' Gate are both nearby.

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Stop at one of Summerland's roadside fruit stands before your round — fresh Okanagan peaches and cherries in season are one of BC's great pleasures.

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Kamloops is a great base for a BC interior golf trip — Sun Peaks Resort is 45 minutes away and Tobiano Golf Course is just 30 minutes east on the Trans-Canada.

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Pitt Meadows is a great value alternative to pricier Vancouver-area courses — the mountain views are just as spectacular and the greens fees are significantly lower.

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The Canal course is the more challenging of the two — book it for your second round after warming up on the Ridge course. The practice facility is excellent for pre-round preparation.

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The Whistler Golf Club is the most accessible of Whistler's courses — book it for a morning round and spend the afternoon on the Village Stroll exploring shops and restaurants.

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The Shuswap is BC's houseboat capital — combine a golf round with a day on the lake for the quintessential BC summer experience.

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Terrace is one of BC's great undiscovered destinations — combine golf with a guided steelhead fishing trip on the Skeena for a truly memorable BC adventure.

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The views of Mount Baker from the upper holes are spectacular on a clear day — worth the drive from Vancouver just for the scenery.

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Fernie is worth a multi-day stay — golf in the morning, mountain bike the legendary Fernie trails in the afternoon, and enjoy the town's excellent craft beer and restaurant scene.

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Squamish is 45 minutes from Vancouver and 45 minutes from Whistler — a perfect midpoint stop on a Sea to Sky road trip. Play a round and explore the Shannon Falls trail nearby.

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Play a round in the morning and surf in the afternoon — Cox Bay and Chesterman Beach are both within 10 minutes. Tofino is the ultimate BC outdoor adventure destination.

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After your round, walk through the historic Fort Langley village — the restored Hudson's Bay Company fort, artisan shops, and excellent cafes make it a perfect afternoon.

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Tobiano is exposed to wind — check the forecast and bring a windbreaker. Morning rounds are calmer and the light on the lake is spectacular. Book well in advance for summer weekends.

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Book an RV site and combine your golf round with a day trip to Helmcken Falls — one of Canada's most spectacular waterfalls is just up the road.