Canada Golf Courses

Located on the east shore of Vancouver Island, Fairwinds Golf Club offers sweeping views of Georgia Strait. The course demands strategic play with contoured greens and tree-lined fairways.

Nicklaus North Golf Course ranks highly among Canada's best courses. The signature par-3 17th hole offers stunning views of a glacier-fed lake. It hosted the 2005 TELUS Skins Game.

Considered 'BC's Most Scenic Golf Course,' the course boasts panoramic views of the coastal mountains. The signature 14th hole features a 165-foot drop through rainforest and ravines, creating an unforgettable golfing experience.

Campbell River Golf & Country Club aims to create an inclusive, fun, and positive golf experience. This course features 5 sets of tees, catering to all levels of golfers. Its modern design incorporates bentgrass greens and water features.

Known as 'A Course in Nature,' Storey Creek is surrounded by old-growth and second-growth forests, with frequent wildlife sightings. It was voted the 3rd Best Public Course in BC by the Vancouver Sun.

Cabot Cliffs is ranked No. 12 in Golfweek's 2025 Top 100 International Courses and is the highest-ranked course in Canada. The par-3 16th hole is a signature hole, offering picturesque views from the cliffside tee.

As one of the few true desert golf courses in Canada, Bighorn Golf and Country Club features bent grass fairways, natural sand dunes, and gently contoured greens with sweeping views of the Thompson River valleys.

Set amidst rolling hills surrounded by forests, meadows and wetlands, the course features dramatic elevation changes. The signature 18th hole, a 408-yard par 4, flirts with the edge of a lake, providing a spectacular and challenging end to your round.

The par three 4th and the par five 7th boast the most popular views on the golf course. Two holes on the front nine have been included in Score Golf's Top 100 Holes in Canada. Undulating fairways offer a challenge for all skill levels.

Once ranked among the World's 100 Greatest Golf Courses and consistently rated as Canada's #1 Golf Resort, the 9th hole “Cleopatra” is a signature par-3, with the stunning Pyramid Mountain as a backdrop.

Designed by Canadian legend Stanley Thompson, this championship course sits dramatically along the Niagara River Gorge and Whirlpool, featuring six holes across a unique plateau and a signature pond-guarded 2nd hole, blending spectacular gorge vistas with strategic design.

Western Canada's only Fred Couples Signature course, perched on a peninsula over 1,000 feet above Okanagan Lake with 12 holes showcasing stunning lake and valley vistas. The front nine traverses a sage-covered plateau while the back nine winds through Douglas Fir forests, highlighted by the dramatic downhill par-3 15th to a pond-protected green.

Set on Paradise Flats in the Okanagan Valley, this course contrasts open links-style front nine with pine-forested back nine, where five holes skirt the dramatic Trout Creek Canyon, featuring a signature par-3 7th over water and a risk-reward par-5 18th along the canyon's edge.

Nestled in the Shuswap hills above Mara Lake, the signature 'Geronimo' 4th hole features a tee box perched 265 feet above the fairway with breathtaking lake views, while the course winds through dense evergreen forest and ravines, masterfully blending dramatic natural beauty with strategic challenge.

Set in BC's Shuswap Valley against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Ida—the Rockies' northernmost 10,000-foot peak—this course weaves through towering fir and pine forests with routing that follows natural terrain, highlighted by a strategic 504-yard par-5 finishing hole.

Perched atop Eagle Mountain, this course dramatically incorporates massive granite rock faces and rugged ravines, featuring a signature 15th hole with over 175 feet of elevation drop, designed to deliver a 'WOW effect' on every hole with sweeping Fraser Valley and Vancouver vistas.

Nestled at the foot of Mount Cheam in Chilliwack, BC, this course features a dramatic 750-foot elevation drop from mountain to Fraser Valley floor, with the first 14 holes carved through cedar forests and rock outcroppings, while the final four holes wind along the valley floor with cascading waterfalls, highlighted by the 4th hole's nine tees and 100-foot descent.

Canada's distinctive desert-style course, Desert Gold winds through the rugged Okanagan mountainside, with fairways carved between steep slopes and wild desert brush, overlooking Osoyoos Lake and vineyard estates, delivering an Arizona-like desert golf experience in wine country.

Set in Caledon's rolling hills north of Toronto, this 36-hole TPC facility features the North Course, the longest in Canadian Open history at 7,389 yards, masterfully renovated by Ian Andrew with strategic greens, sculpted bunkers, and sweeping fairways showcasing modern parkland design at its finest.

Designed by legendary architect Robert Trent Jones Sr., this remarkable course nestles in the heart of the Canadian Rockies at 1,400 meters elevation, where fairways wind through alpine valleys framed by snow-capped peaks and glaciers, delivering North America's most breathtaking mountain golf experience.

Nestled in the Okanagan wine country, this mountain course features over 200 feet of dramatic elevation changes, seamlessly blending open valley holes with tight, tree-lined classics as it weaves through desert mountainside landscape, showcasing BC's distinctive interior scenery.

A dramatic mountain course nestled in the Okanagan Valley wine region, featuring the signature 9th hole 'Bruce's Castle' perched along cliffs requiring a thrilling carry over a deep canyon, with fairways winding through pine forests overlooking Lake Okanagan, offering both exceptional challenge and breathtaking vistas.

Nestled in Canmore, Canadian Rockies, this championship course was transformed from an abandoned coal mine, weaving mining heritage into natural contours along a primary wildlife corridor at the foot of Three Sisters mountains, where spectacular alpine vistas meet award-winning environmental design.

Jack Nicklaus's first solo design (1976), this course holds the record for hosting 30 Canadian Opens, renowned for its signature 'Valley Holes' (11-15) featuring the dramatic 11th with a 150-foot drop from tee to fairway.

A scenic masterpiece set in Victoria's pristine forest, this course features 12 lakes and 2 waterfalls, with the signature 455-yard par-4 17th playing through a steep valley past a dramatic 40-foot waterfall framing elegant Japanese gardens, all backdropped by the snow-capped Olympic Mountains.

Nestled in the Okanagan Valley, this premier mountain course by Les Furber features the signature 15th hole 'Predator'—a dramatic par-3 suspended over a deep ravine requiring a canyon carry, backdropped by stunning Okanagan Lake views, seamlessly blending alpine terrain with breathtaking lake vistas.

A Vancouver Island gem renowned for 'BC's toughest finishing three holes,' blending links-style and tree-lined nines with water in play on 10 holes, all framed by spectacular Mount Arrowsmith vistas.

Ranked among Canada's Top 100 courses, this links-style masterpiece by renowned designer Doug Carrick transforms a former quarry into rugged Irish moorland terrain, featuring dramatic dunes, fescue wilderness, and deep pot bunkers, with the 8th hole offering sweeping Toronto skyline views.

BC's #1 public course, designed by minimalist maestro Rod Whitman, sprawls across rugged ranchland overlooking Nicola Lake, featuring the iconic infinity green at the par-4 2nd that appears to float above the water, with natural contours and sculpted bunkers creating a pure links-style experience.

A Nicklaus Design forest plateau course in the Okanagan Valley, featuring signature holes 13-15 that play dramatically over Lake McIvor's azure waters, where over 150,000 cubic meters of earth were sculpted to create stunning topography with sweeping valley vistas.

Nestled in centuries-old Douglas fir forest along the Fraser Valley, this course features the signature 15th hole where a legendary Sasquatch footprint bunker guards the green, blending Pacific Northwest wilderness with river and mountain vistas for an authentic Canadian golf adventure.

A platinum-rated resort course in Vancouver Island's Comox Valley, this 7,024-yard layout winds around 12 lakes with the Beaufort Mountains and Comox Glacier as backdrop, where 68 bunkers and 9 water hazards are artfully integrated into wide, rolling fairways that balance challenge with playability.

A Robert Trent Jones Jr. mountain masterpiece carved into Blackcomb's slopes, featuring over 400 feet of dramatic elevation changes, with the signature par-3 8th playing from an elevated tee 80 feet above the green, framed by a shimmering lake and granite cliffs against the stunning backdrop of Whistler and Tantalus mountain ranges.

Ranked among Canada's Top 25 Hidden Gems, this Osoyoos Indian Band-owned course in the Okanagan Valley uniquely blends natural desert terrain on the Canyon Nine with lush, verdant fairways on the Grove Nine, creating a striking contrast across its championship layout.

One of only three Arnold Palmer Signature Design courses in Canada, this championship layout winds through dramatic rolling terrain interlaced with creeks and lakes, having hosted the PGA Tour for seven consecutive years.

A world Top 100 course and Canada's first true links, perched on Nova Scotia's Atlantic coastline with 16 holes overlooking the Gulf of St. Lawrence, blending authentic Scottish-style undulating fairways with breathtaking ocean vistas.

Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies at 1,400 meters elevation, this mountain course winds through the pristine Kananaskis Valley with the majestic Mt. Lorette as its backdrop, where every hole is surrounded by snow-capped peaks, forests, and wildlife for an authentic wilderness golf experience.

Designed by legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus, part of Canada's only 36-hole Nicklaus Design facility, the Valley Course meanders through Victoria's forests, lakes and creeks, offering a gentler alternative to the Mountain Course while showcasing spectacular west coast rock and water features amid British Columbia's majestic mountain vistas.

Host of events such as the TELUS World Skins Game, nestled at the foot of Mount Finlayson, the course offers panoramic views of Victoria, surrounding mountains, and the Pacific Ocean. The 10th hole features a challenging island green.

Perched at the doorstep of Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies, this mountain course delivers an extreme golf experience with 600 feet of elevation change, headlined by the stunning 13th hole that plunges 100 feet from tee to green with panoramic views of the Three Sisters peaks.

Set in Pemberton Valley, this Bob Cupp-designed links-style layout is embraced by 360-degree views of snow-capped Mount Currie, featuring the signature 454-yard par-4 14th hole 'Hang Time' that demands precision amid breathtaking alpine panoramas.

Perched atop the ridges of Kamloops, British Columbia, this mountain-desert masterpiece features dramatic 900-foot elevation changes carved into pristine terrain, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Kamloops Lake and earning its reputation as 'golf in the sky.'

Carved dramatically into Kelowna's hillside by Thomas McBroom, this links-style masterpiece features spectacular Okanagan Lake panoramas, dramatic elevation changes, and thrilling valley-crossing drives on holes 13 and 15, earning recognition as the world's 4th best new course in 2008.

Winding through pristine British Columbia pine forests with minimal land alteration, this natural layout features the signature 562-yard par-5 7th hole and a stunning lakeside finishing 18th along Little Shuswap Lake's shoreline.

Ranked #44 in West Canada, this seaside links-style course south of Vancouver overlooks Boundary Bay's tidal flats with panoramic views of the Coast Mountains and Mount Baker, featuring water on nearly half its holes, notably the 155-yard par-3 13th and a crescendo finish with the closing trio (16-18) ranked as stroke indices 1, 3, and 5.

Perched on the edge of a dramatic canyon in the Okanagan Valley, this course weaves through ponderosa pines along clifftops, featuring the uphill par-3 8th with its 'infinity green' where long shots appear to plunge into Gallagher's Canyon, and the 9th tee offering breathtaking views of a stream winding through the canyon floor far below.

Ranked #1 in Canada, this Stanley Thompson masterpiece from 1928 sits dramatically in the Canadian Rockies, featuring the iconic par-3 4th hole 'Devil's Cauldron' that plays across a glacial lake to a valley-framed green, seamlessly blending alpine peaks, forests, and rivers into an unforgettable mountain golf experience.

Carved from Victoria's Highland wilderness, this course threads through West Coast forest, rock and natural water features, offering panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains, Strait of Juan de Fuca and Victoria cityscape, with the short par-4 5th hailed as one of BC's finest holes.

A water-rich parkland sanctuary on Richmond's delta plains near Vancouver, where 13 of 18 holes dance with lakes and streams, featuring fast greens and lush fairways framed by North Shore Mountains, offering a secluded country escape minutes from the city.