BC / Alberta
Visitors welcome
Red Deer
Unknown
Visitors welcome
Victoria, BC
Original nine-hole layout designed by William G. "Bill" Robinson (1988); expanded to a full 18 by the same designer, and younger brother John F. Robinson (1990).
Visitors welcome
Banff
Thompson course: original 9-hole design by Scottish designer Bill Thomson (1911); expanded to 18 holes by Donald Ross (1924); redesigned to today's layout by Stanley Thompson (1928).
Tunnel-nine: designed by William G. "Bill" Robinson, and younger brother John F. Robinson (1989).
Visitors welcome
Edmonton
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Victoria, BC
Jack Nicklaus & son Steve.
Visitors welcome
Victoria, BC
Nicklaus Design
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Kamloops
Cooke Carleton International (Graham Cooke and Wayne Carleton).
Visitors welcome
Whistler
Bob Cupp
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Edmonton
Rod Whitman & Jeff Mingay
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
Cooke Carleton International (lead designer Wayne Carleton).
Visitors welcome
Cranbrook
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
William G. "Bill" Robinson.
Kamloops
Rod Whitman
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Calgary
Original design at this site by Tom Bendelow (1911); significantly redesigned by Willie Park Jr (1922). Several Canadian designers, including Stanley Thompson (1929), Robbie Robinson and Les Furber, made modifications over the years. Restoration (in the style of Willie Park Jr) by Ron Forse (2007).
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Banff
Bill Newis
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Kamloops
Dave Barr's first Signature design course
Private club
Vancouver
Stanley Thompson
Visitors welcome
Castlegar
Designed by members
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Whistler
Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Arthur Vernon (Mac) Macan
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Castlegar
Originally a nine-hole course (1962). Current 18-hole design by Les Furber (1986).
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Edmonton
Bill Newis
Visitors welcome
Invermere
Gary Browning and Wade Horrocks.
Visitors welcome
Victoria, BC
William G. "Bill" Robinson.
Visitors welcome
Victoria, BC
Original nine holes designed by Arthur Vernon "Mac" Macan (1947); expanded to 18 holes by designed by William G. "Bill" Robinson, and younger brother John F. Robinson (1985).
Visitors welcome
Nanaimo
Graham Cooke & Associates
Visitors welcome
Calgary
Joe Finger, Ken Dye & Robert (Baxter) Spann
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Victoria, BC
Claude Muret
Visitors welcome
Kamloops
Graham Cooke
Visitors welcome
Kamloops
Robert Heaslip
Visitors welcome
Invermere
William G. "Bill" Robinson
Visitors welcome
Invermere
Lloyd Wilder
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Invermere
Bill Newis
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
Original courses dates from 1925; current 18-hole design by Les Furber (1991).
Visitors welcome
Nanaimo
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Ted Locke and Rick Wellsby
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Vancouver
Original nine-hole design by Major H.L. McPherson (1934); significant redesign by Tom McBroom (1998).
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Vancouver
Robert Muir Graves
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
William G. "Bill" Robinson & Les Furber
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Calgary
Robert Trent Jones Jr
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Calgary
Les Furber
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Invermere
Original nine-holes designed by Bill Newis (1986). Second nine designed by Les Furber (1996).
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Edmonton
William G. "Bill" Robinson.
Visitors welcome
Invermere
Doug Carrick
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
Graham Cooke
Visitors welcome
Calgary
Unknown
Visitors welcome
Calgary
Ron Garl
Visitors welcome
Victoria, BC
Chris Young's first course design. Pacific-nine dates from 2008, Highland-nine from 2010.
Visitors welcome
Red Deer
Current layout designed by William G. "Bill" Robinson, and younger brother John F. Robinson (1984).
Visitors welcome
Jasper
Original design by Stanley Thompson (1925); renovated by William G. "Bill" Robinson (1994).
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Banff
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Visitors welcome
Banff
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
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Cranbrook
Norman H. Woods
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Vancouver
Original design was by the original owner Bob Ahoy (assisted by local golf course architects). New owner Brad Newell "the King of Floors" made subsequent improvements to the original design.
Visitors welcome
Castlegar
Norman H. Woods
Visitors welcome
Red Deer
The original 9-hole course was marked out by E. C. Chapman, Alfred Lundie & his son Jack Lundie. In 1958/9 the course was extended to 18-holes by Art Park, Dr Bud Malone & Gord Sweet.
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Vancouver
Original course dates from 1926; redesigned by Tom McBroom in 1994.
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Edmonton
Unknown
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Vancouver
Arthur Vernon (Mac) Macan
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Vancouver
Les Furber
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Vancouver
Ted Baker
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Vancouver
Les Furber
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Whistler
Unknown
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Tom McBroom.
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Nanaimo
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Whistler
A Jack Nicklaus Signature Course
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Kelowna
Today's 18-hole championship course was designed by three Osoyoos Indian Band Members (Sam Baptiste, Tony Baptiste & Dave George) assisted by Tony Patricinio, John Reid & Grant Montgomery. The design incorporated some of the original Cherry Grove G&CC 9-hole course, which had existed since 1961.
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Edmonton
A Jack Nicklaus Signature Course.
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Vancouver
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Arnold Palmer Signature Course
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Arnold Palmer Signature Course
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Kelowna
Nicklaus Design - the first design of Bill O'Leary, Jack Nicklaus's only son-in-law.
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Victoria, BC
William G. "Bill" Robinson.
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
Doug Thomson designed the Desert Gold course (2006). The Park Meadows course was designed by Jack Reimer (1972).
Visitors welcome
Calgary
Bill Newis
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Francis L. James
Visitors welcome
Red Deer
William G. "Bill" Robinson.
Visitors welcome
Nanaimo
Jay Barner
Visitors welcome
Red Deer
Unknown
Restricted
Vancouver
Robert Bone (amateur champion of BC on several occasions) and Mike Gardner.
Visitors welcome
Red Deer
Originally a six-hole course (1929); expansion to nine holes (1936); addition of nine new holes and renovation of existing nine by William G. "Bill" Robinson (1987).
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
Doug Carrick
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Calgary
Bill Newis
Visitors welcome
Invermere
Resort course: opened in 1957.
Springs course: designed by Les Furber (1988).
Visitors welcome
Edmonton
Western Golf Projects.
Visitors welcome
Castlegar
Original nine-hole course, owned by the Teck Cominco Metals mining company (1927). Current 18-hole design by Les Furber (2007).
Visitors welcome
Edmonton
Sid Puddicombe
Visitors welcome
Calgary
Stan Leonard
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Vancouver
Ted Locke
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
A Fred Couples Signature Course designed by Gene Bates.
Visitors welcome
Red Deer
William G. "Bill" Robinson.
Visitors welcome
Kamloops
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Visitors welcome
Calgary
Russ Olson
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Les Furber
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Victoria, BC
Arthur Vernon (Mac) Macan
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Edmonton
Stanley Thompson, with modifications by Les Furber (early 1990s).
Visitors welcome
Kamloops
Designed by Rod Whitman (course architect) together with Richard Zokol (original owner & PGA Tour Pro) and Armen Suny (agronomist)
Visitors welcome
Kamloops
Original nine-hole course dates from 1928. Current 18-hole design by Les Furber (1994).
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Russ Olson
Visitors welcome
Cranbrook
Cooke Carleton International (lead designer Wayne Carleton).
Restricted
Vancouver
Current layout by Arthur Vernon "Mac" Macan (1960), following the club's relocation to its current site. From its founding in 1911, the club had been located between 33rd and 37th Ave, east of Granville and straddling Oak St. With the move (6 km to the west) the club's name changed from Shaughnessy Heights GC to Shaugnessy G&CC.
Visitors welcome
Banff
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Calgary
William G. "Bill" Robinson.
Visitors welcome
Cranbrook
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Banff
Gary Browning
Visitors welcome
Nanaimo
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Kamloops
Graham Cooke: front-nine (1996), back-nine (2005).
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
J. Bruce Carr
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Vancouver
Lee Trevino
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Lee Trevino
Visitors welcome
Kamloops
Cooke Carleton International (lead designer Wayne Carleton).
Visitors welcome
Kamloops
Tom McBroom
Visitors welcome
Kelowna
Original nine-hole course (1997); full redesign and extension to 18 holes by Tom McBroom (2008).
Visitors welcome
Cranbrook
Les Furber
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Arthur Vernon (Mac) Macan
Private club
Victoria, BC
Arthur Vernon "Mac" Macan
Visitors welcome
Vancouver
Dr Michael J. Hurdzan
Visitors welcome
Whistler
Arnold Palmer Signature Course
Visitors welcome
Cranbrook
Gary Player
Visitors welcome
Red Deer
Rod Whitman
Visitors welcome
Red Deer
Rod Whitman Golf Course Design. Front-nine dates from 1984; back-nine from 2009.
Chevron Championship: Carlton Woods near Houston in Texas provides the stage for the first women’s major championship of 2025, where Nelly Korda defends her title. (April 24-27).
Soudal Open: successor to the Belgian Open, the Soudal Open takes place on the quiet, wooded North course of Rinkven Golfclub. Belgian stars Thomas Pieters and Nicolas Colsaerts will be vying for top honours. (May 22-25).
Rory McIlroy: with his 2025 win in The Masters, Rory joined the pantheon of golfing greats who have achieved a career Grand Slam of men’s majors ... Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods are the only others in this select band.
Bernhard Langer: he may have played in his last Masters Tournament, but the 67-year-old German will be trying to extend his own record, and win a 13th senior major title at the 36th Regions Tradition. (May 15-18).
Marco Simone Golf & Country Club: With a clubhouse that might befit a Roman Emperor, and a golf course to match, you can be sure of a memorable outing at Rome's most talked about golf facility.
Jim Fazio's original layout was much changed to create a modern Ryder Cup course ... now one of the Eternal City's (and Italy's) most revered.
Here at Prince’s Golf Club you'll find 27 excellent holes of links golf. Just over the fence and sharing similar terrain is Royal St George’s; but Prince’s is far from overshadowed by its venerable neighbour. The three nine-hole loops at Prince's, laid out over gently undulating terrain, are sure to bring a smile of satisfaction to all lovers of links golf.
Stay&Play at Prince's: excellent onsite Lodge accommodation available
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