Golf Courses in the Okanagan
Tee off among some of the Okanagan’s most scenic courses, with championship layouts, relaxed local courses and golf experiences for every level.
50 verified golf courses across the Okanagan Valley.
Golf Courses
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The Overlander Golf & Event Centre
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The Overlander, formerly Royal York, reinvented itself in 2021 as a par-29, nine-hole executive course built for speed and fun rather than a grinding four-hour round, with tree-lined fairways, ponds, and a ravine crossing at the 7th that keeps it honest. It's built for everyone: families, first-timers, and companies booking team outings all fit here, and glow-in-the-dark golf nights and social leagues keep the vibe casual. Its standout is the 11-hole all-natural-grass putting course next door, new for 2025 and the only one of its kind in the North Okanagan, walk-on with no tee time required, and a fun way to sharpen your short game. The clubhouse kitchen and scenic event lawn make it a wedding and gathering venue as much as a golf course.
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Mabel Lake Golf & Country Club
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Mabel Lake is a destination round, not just a course: a Les Furber-designed 9-hole par-36 layout that plays as an 18-hole round at par 72, tucked into mountain and forest scenery well east of Enderby. Rock walls, ponds, and paved cart paths wind through mature timber, with four sets of tees keeping it playable for every skill level. A driving range and putting green are on-site for warming up before you head out. What makes Mabel Lake worth the drive is the resort wrapped around it: a marina, sandy beach, RV lots, vacation rental cabins, and even a grass airstrip for golfers flying in. After the round, the restaurant overlooking the 9th green serves pub classics and a notable weekend prime rib.
Lake View
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St. Andrews by the Lake Golf Resort
$42 · 9 holes · plus tax
Standard adult rate · 2026 rates
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 48/100 · Good value
St. Andrews by the Lake is a mature 9-hole, par-32 course wrapped around willow-lined fairways, rolling hills, and a small lake, a quieter, more pastoral South Okanagan setting than the desert courses further south. The signature 7th is the reason people remember it: a 165-yard par 3 over water to an island green with its own miniature "Swilken Bridge." It has been voted the silver winner for best nine-hole course in the South Okanagan nine years running, and its easy pace suits golfers looking for a scenic, relaxed round. The golf shop and the Painted Turtle Bistro's pub-style menu and lakeside deck make it worth lingering after the round.
Patio
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Twin Lakes Golf Course and RV Park
$89 · 18 holes · plus tax
Standard adult rate · May 15 - October, Prime time Fri-Sun, 7 am-12 pm · 2026 rates
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Twin Lakes sits on 285 acres in a forested mountain valley 20 minutes south of Penticton, with elevated tees, strategically bunkered fairways and greens, and water in play on four holes: a full 18-hole, regulation-length round through towering rock cliffs and mixed pine, fir, and deciduous forest. Multiple tee blocks per hole make it playable across a wide range of abilities. It's part of the Okanagan Golf Trail and pairs naturally with the adjoining RV park for a stay-and-play visit. On-site: a driving range, chipping and putting greens, the Twin Lakes Academy for lessons, a pro shop, and a concession patio overlooking holes 1, 9, and 10.
Patio
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Black Mountain Golf Club
$149 · 18 holes · incl. cart · plus tax
Standard adult rate · Peak season, Open-twilight · 2026 rates
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 59/100 · Good value
Black Mountain has earned its reputation as one of the Okanagan's most scenic public tracks: a par-71 layout that plays 6,400 yards across dramatic cliffside terrain, capped by a famous island-green par 3 that tests nerve as much as swing. Four sets of tees keep it approachable for high-handicappers while still rewarding accurate ball-striking from the tips, a big reason it has been named a PGA of BC Golf Facility of the Year and one of ScoreGolf's top-value public courses in Canada. PGA of Canada professionals are on hand for lessons if your swing needs a tune-up, and The Grill's patio, one of the nicest in the area, delivers valley views to match the round.
Patio Great for Groups
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Gallagher's Canyon Golf & Country Club — Canyon Course
from $200 · 18 holes · incl. cart · incl. range · plus tax
Standard adult rate · Peak season (May-September) · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 67/100 · Great value
The Canyon Course is Gallagher's Canyon's championship stage: 18 holes, par 72, threading through ponderosa pine forest along the rim of a real canyon, with rock bluffs and forested drops framing shots on both nines. It's a physically dramatic round that rewards course management over brute length, minutes from downtown Kelowna and Okanagan Lake. Between rounds, the practice facility is one of the best in the valley: the Okanagan's only 300-plus-yard, double-ended grass driving range, two putting greens, two chipping greens with bunkers, and GBC Golf Academy instructors on hand for lessons. Semi-private membership keeps tee sheets civilized, and the Canyon Bar & Grill is the spot to unwind afterward. The 9-hole Pinnacle Course shares the same grounds and practice facilities.
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Gallagher's Canyon Golf & Country Club — Pinnacle Course
$55 · 9 holes · incl. range · walking · plus tax
Standard adult rate · Daily rate · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 57/100 · Good value
Pinnacle is Gallagher's Canyon's shorter, more relaxed sibling: a 9-hole, par-32 course sharing the same canyon-rim property as the championship Canyon Course, but built for a quicker, lower-pressure round. It's a good fit for beginners building confidence, families short on time, or low-handicappers wanting a fast tune-up before or after a full 18 elsewhere. Because it's part of the same semi-private facility, Pinnacle golfers get full run of the practice setup: the Okanagan's only 300-plus-yard double-ended grass driving range, two putting greens, two bunkered chipping greens, and GBC Golf Academy lessons. Finish with a meal at the Canyon Bar & Grill. If you want the full 18-hole championship test, the Canyon Course is right next door.
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Kelowna Golf & Country Club
Private club — members and guests only
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Kelowna Golf & Country Club is the Okanagan's only private golf and country club, and it plays like it: a classic 18-hole, par-72 parkland layout on Glenmore Drive, established in 1920 and shaped by architect A.V. Macan, refined over the decades while keeping its old-Kelowna character. Membership is limited and openings are rare, so this is a course built for people who golf often and want to know their course intimately, not book a tee time once a season. The practice facilities are a strength in their own right, with a practice range with TopTracer technology and a dedicated short-game area, and members also have a restaurant and PGA professionals for lessons.
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Kelowna Springs Golf Club
$47 · 9 holes · walking
Standard adult rate · Summer season, AM-10 am · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
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Kelowna Springs is a course in transition, and worth playing for exactly that reason. The Les Furber layout that opened in 1990 was trimmed to its front nine for the 2025 season while the rest of the property was redeveloped, and the City of Kelowna has since reached a land-exchange agreement to bring the remaining holes into public hands, so this nine is here to stay. What's left is the best of it: spring-fed lakes that come into play again and again in north Kelowna near the airport, playable as a quick nine or as a full 18 by looping it twice. The clubhouse and warm-up areas stayed put through the change, and the same holes play differently the second time around.
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Michaelbrook Golf Course
$52 · 18 holes · walking · tax included
Standard adult rate · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 49/100 · Good value
Michaelbrook is Kelowna's fast, easy round: a flat, walkable course that moves along at about three hours and ten minutes for 18 holes, so you can play without burning half a day. It's an approachable, forgiving layout that suits beginners, families, and anyone squeezing in a quick nine or eighteen after work, and since the City of Kelowna bought the property in 2025, with Monaghan Golf running it day to day, it remains an affordable tee time. The Brookside Grill's dog-friendly patio, just off the Rail Trail, is a good reason to stick around after your round; golfers and non-golfers alike drop by.
Patio
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Mission Creek Golf Club
$51 · 18 holes · tax included
Standard adult rate · 2026 rates
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 54/100 · Good value
Mission Creek is a shorter, gentler round: 18 holes at a par of 61 across under 3,900 yards, winding through mature willows and cottonwoods and along ponds bordering the Mission Creek Greenway. It's been built and maintained by the same family for three generations, and it shows in how it's set up: forgiving for beginners and juniors but still useful for better players sharpening their irons and short game, with rounds typically wrapped inside three hours. There's a large putting green for warming up before you head out, and a golf instructor available if you want pointers. Grab something at the on-site restaurant afterward. It's less about length and more about a relaxed, scenic walk that doesn't eat your whole day.
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Orchard Greens Golf Club
$36 · 9 holes · tax included
Standard adult rate · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 56/100 · Good value
Orchard Greens is one of the valley's more unusual short courses, laid out through a working Okanagan orchard so fairways and greens are carved between fruit trees rather than landscaping. It's a 9-hole, mid-length, par-32 track mixing par 3s, 4s and 5s, and the orchard changes with the season, so the course looks and plays differently depending on when you show up. Its signature move is stadium-lit night golf on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings, no special gear required, just a different way to play once the sun goes down. It's a fun, low-pressure round for any level, well suited to couples or groups looking for something more memorable than a standard nine, with rentals available and Miss Pat's Kitchen on site for classic, stick-to-your-ribs food and a beer afterward.
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Shadow Ridge Golf Club
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Shadow Ridge is Kelowna golf without the fuss: a flat, walkable, par-71 course near the airport built for a relaxed, no-pretense round rather than a test of championship nerves. It plays fast and the rates are easy on the wallet, which makes it a solid pick for casual golfers, first-timers, or anyone squeezing in a round on a budget. There's a putting practice area to loosen up before you tee off, a well-stocked golf shop with club and cart rentals, and a full-service restaurant that welcomes non-golfers and draws a local crowd on its own. If you want a laid-back track that doesn't take itself too seriously, this is it.
Patio
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Sunset Ranch Golf & Country Club
$129 · 18 holes · plus tax
Standard adult rate · Peak season, Open-2 pm · 2026 rates
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 65/100 · Great value
Sunset Ranch is a stern test set across rolling South Kelowna terrain, with Scotty Creek winding through 10 of the 18 holes and mature trees framing tight, strategic fairways. It's a semi-private, par-72 course playing to 6,500 yards, and it has picked up recognition over the years, including a spot in Golf Digest's Best Places to Play. Worth knowing before you arrive: there's no driving range, just hitting nets, so plan to warm up on the putting and chipping greens instead, or arrive a little early to loosen up on your own. The Golf Academy offers lessons if you want instruction built in. Afterward, the 120-seat dining room, 40-seat lounge and two patios make for a good place to review the round.
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The Harvest Golf Club
$200 · 18 holes · incl. cart · incl. range · plus tax
Standard adult rate · High season (May 1 - October), Primetime, dawn-4 pm · 2026 rates
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 67/100 · Great value
The Harvest is where Okanagan golf meets Okanagan agriculture: 18 semi-private holes routed through 44 acres of working apple orchard and surrounded by vineyards, with a dining room that looks out over the course, Okanagan Lake, and the city below. Par 72, and scenic in a way photos undersell. The practice facility is the standout, the largest in the Okanagan at roughly 16,000 square feet, with grass and synthetic tees, target greens, a big putting green, and two separate chipping greens with sand bunkers, open to non-members and available on a Practice On-Demand key so you're not tied to shop hours. The Harvest Golf Academy's PGA of Canada professionals run lessons for every level. Afterward, Masa's Grill on the patio is one of Kelowna's better clubhouse dining rooms, not just a place to grab a burger.
Patio Great for Groups
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The Okanagan Golf Club — Bear Course
from $200 · 18 holes · incl. cart · incl. range · plus tax
Standard adult rate · High season (May-September) · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 67/100 · Great value
The Bear is Jack Nicklaus's take on Okanagan golf: a par-72 course stretching to 6,852 yards through ponderosa pine forest, with wider, more receptive fairways than its sister course next door. It's the longer of The Okanagan Golf Club's two 18s but the more forgiving one, favouring golfers who want to make a decisive strike from the tee without punishing every miss. As part of this 36-hole, semi-private GolfBC facility, Bear golfers get a strong practice setup: a double-ended grass driving range plus dedicated chipping and putting areas, with GBC Golf Academy instructors available. The Spanish Southwest-style clubhouse houses the golf shop and Table Nineteen restaurant, a solid stop for a post-round meal on the patio. The Quail Course, sharing the property, is the tighter, more demanding option.
Great for Groups
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The Okanagan Golf Club — Quail Course
from $200 · 18 holes · incl. cart · incl. range · plus tax
Standard adult rate · High season (May-September) · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 67/100 · Great value
The Quail is the more demanding of The Okanagan Golf Club's two courses: a Les Furber design from 1994 that's shorter than its sister Bear Course at 6,576 yards and par 71, but tighter and more strategic, winding through ponderosa pines across the more mountainous, elevation-changed part of the property. You won't always reach for the driver here; positioning matters more than power. It's part of the same 36-hole, semi-private GolfBC facility as the Bear, so Quail golfers share the double-ended grass driving range and dedicated chipping and putting greens, plus GBC Golf Academy lessons if you want them. The Spanish Southwest-style clubhouse's Table Nineteen restaurant and patio are a good finish to the round. If you want a longer, more open test, the Bear is right there.
Great for Groups
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Tower Ranch Golf & Country Club
$199 · 18 holes · incl. cart · plus GST
Standard adult rate · In-season (May-September) · 2026 rates
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Tower Ranch is Kelowna's high-view public course: a Thomas McBroom design perched above the valley with sweeping views toward Okanagan Lake from nearly every hole, and a routing built around risk-reward decisions rather than length alone. It has been voted Best Course in Kelowna and ranked among Canada's top public courses by SCORE Golf, and Travel + Leisure named it one of the best new courses in the world when it opened. Worth knowing: there's no driving range on the property. Golfers loosen up on hitting nets, and Tower Ranch partners with World Beat Family Golf, just down the hill on Old Vernon Road, for full range sessions. The 10,000-square-foot clubhouse is a destination on its own, with Carrington's Restaurant & Patio sharing the same valley views, plus a fitness facility and event spaces.
Patio Great for Groups
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Coldstream Golf Course
$16 · 9 holes
Standard adult rate · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 77/100 · Excellent value
Coldstream is the kind of no-frills course that's getting rare in the Okanagan: a family-run 9-hole, par-36 track near Lumby that's more interested in getting you playing than upselling you on anything. There's a driving range with rental buckets to loosen up, and the 2,715-yard layout suits beginners, families, and anyone who wants a relaxed round without the pace or price tag of a championship course. It's refreshingly low-key: the clubhouse runs on an honesty-based cash box rather than a full pro shop, dry RV camping is available on-site, and the whole operation leans into its environmentally minded, unpretentious character. Good value, straightforward golf.
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Fairview Mountain Golf Club
$121 · 18 holes
Standard adult rate · Open-1:59 pm · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 75/100 · Excellent value
Fairview Mountain is South Okanagan wine country golf at full championship length: 18 holes, par 72, stretching past 7,000 yards through vineyard and orchard views roughly 30 minutes from Penticton. The layout is a stern test, generous in places, unforgiving in others, and better suited to golfers who want their round to feel like an occasion rather than a quick nine. Before you tee off, the practice facility covers every base, with a full driving range, bunker practice, a chipping area, and an expansive putting green, plus an on-site indoor fitting bay and PGA of Canada instruction if your swing needs work. Afterward, the restaurant's patio over the first tee has built its own reputation independent of the round.
♥ Local Favourite Patio Kid-Friendly
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Nk'Mip Canyon Desert Golf Course
$109 · 18 holes · incl. range
Standard adult rate · April 1 to close · 2026 rates
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Owned and operated by the Osoyoos Indian Band, Nk'Mip Canyon plays through true desert terrain: exposed rock faces, dramatic elevation change, and a mix of long, bruising par 4s (a signature 460-yarder among them) against shorter, target-golf holes that reward precision over power. The picturesque 13th is a highlight in a round that swings between demanding and purely scenic. It's fair enough for newcomers but has the teeth to satisfy low handicaps, which has earned it recognition as one of Canada's hidden-gem courses. The practice setup is unusually complete for the region: a 15-stall driving range, chipping green with its own bunker, a large putting green, and three practice holes, backed by the on-site River Club Golf & Learning Center for lessons.
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Osoyoos Golf Club — Desert Gold
$148 · 18 holes · incl. cart · incl. range
Standard adult rate · Peak season (May-September), Open-11:59 am · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 79/100 · Excellent value
Desert Gold is the sharper-edged of Osoyoos Golf Club's two courses: a links-style layout carved directly into the desert bench above Lake Osoyoos, where sloping fairways, real elevation change, and unforgiving desert brush punish loose shots. It's the course to choose when you want to be tested, with sweeping views over the lake, orchards, and vineyards as compensation for the accuracy it demands. Shared with sister course Park Meadows, the practice facility is a strength: a 14-stall driving range, a large putting green, and an 80-yard short-game area with two target greens and a bunker. Golf Academy lessons with PGA of Canada pros and Greenside Bar & Grill's lakeview patio round out the stop.
Patio Lake View
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Osoyoos Golf Club — Park Meadows
$139 · 18 holes · incl. cart · incl. range
Standard adult rate · Peak season (May-September), Open-11:59 am · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 83/100 · Excellent value
Where Desert Gold bites, Park Meadows welcomes: a walker-friendly, park-like layout at Osoyoos Golf Club built for a relaxed, resort-style round rather than a battle. Valley vistas and views of Lake Osoyoos follow you through all 18 holes, and the more forgiving par-72 design suits golfers who want scenery and a comfortable pace as much as a scorecard challenge. It shares its practice facilities with Desert Gold next door: a full-length 14-stall driving range, a large putting green, and an 80-yard short-game area with target greens and a bunker, plus Golf Academy instruction from PGA of Canada professionals. Greenside Bar & Grill's lake-view patio is open to golfers and non-golfers alike.
Patio Lake View
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Sonora Dunes Golf Course
$47.50 · 9 holes · plus tax
Standard adult rate · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 57/100 · Good value
Tucked among rolling desert hills and vineyards next to Spirit Ridge Resort and Nk'Mip Winery, Sonora Dunes is a 9-hole, par-35 course built for a shorter, social round without giving up on scenery; natural elevation changes and desert terrain frame panoramic views of Lake Osoyoos and the surrounding mountains from nearly every hole. It's an easy pick for golfers staying in the resort corridor who want a quick loop or a relaxed evening nine, and it welcomes everyone from serious players to casual visitors just soaking in the view. A driving range and a putting and chipping green are on-site, and the renovated clubhouse patio is a good spot to linger afterward.
Patio Lake View Great for Groups
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Penticton Golf & Country Club
$99 · 18 holes · plus tax
Standard adult rate · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 85/100 · Excellent value
Penticton's municipal course has been played since 1922, and it still carries that old-club feel: mature, walkable, and set up as a par-70 test at just over 6,100 yards rather than a modern bomber's course. Run by the City of Penticton, it's public and unpretentious, but the amenities punch above that: a full driving range, several putting greens, and dedicated short-game practice, plus PGA of Canada professionals running individual, junior, adult, and corporate lesson programs. The fully stocked golf shop and air-conditioned clubhouse, with its large outdoor patio and locker rooms, make it a comfortable home base whether you're there for eighteen holes or just a lesson.
♥ Local Favourite Patio
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Pine Hills Golf Club
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Set on a plateau above Penticton with views stretching from Skaha Lake to Okanagan Lake, Pine Hills is a compact 9-hole, par-27 executive course: eight par 3s and a single par 4 across just over 1,000 yards. It plays faster and easier than a full course, but ponderosa pines and real elevation change give it more short-game bite than the yardage suggests. It suits beginners, families, and golfers short on time equally well. Club and cart rentals are available, and pricing runs from pay-per-round to an annual pass.
♥ Local Favourite
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Skaha Meadows Golf Course
$40 · 9 holes
Standard adult rate · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 54/100 · Good value
Skaha Meadows sits in a natural meadow next to the Penticton airport, across Highway 97 from the beaches of Skaha Lake: native grasses and tree-lined fairways over a flat, easy-walking 9-hole layout, par 35 at 2,435 yards with six par 4s and a par 5. It's a course built for accessibility rather than intimidation, good for golfers who want a relaxed round or a place to build confidence, though the tree-lined holes still ask for accuracy. A practice putting green sits by the 1st fairway and 9th green, and the clubhouse patio and grill host Ladies' Night on Wednesdays and Men's Night on Thursdays. Public tee times and affordable memberships are both available.
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Wow Golf Club
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Up on the sage mesa just north of Penticton, Wow Golf Club has an Arizona-desert feel rare for the Okanagan, with unobstructed panoramic views over the city and Okanagan Lake from a compact 9-hole, par-34 layout. It's a quicker, looser round than the valley's championship courses, well suited to golfers who want good views and good practice without committing to a full afternoon. The practice facility is the draw here: a large range with both covered and uncovered mats, plus a combined chipping and putting area, making it a solid stop purely to work on your short game.
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Sumac Ridge Golf & Country Club
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Marketed as one of Canada's finest public short courses, Sumac Ridge is a 9-hole, par-28 executive layout built for a quick, characterful round rather than a marathon, with no membership needed. The opener plays downhill into a pond that punishes an aggressive first swing, and the signature third hole demands a full 150-yard carry over a canyon to a green you can barely see from the tee. It's forgiving enough to be a beginner's course but has real teeth for low-handicap players looking to sharpen their short game. Equipment rentals are available on-site.
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Summerland Golf & Country Club
$103.81 · 18 holes · incl. range · plus GST
Standard adult rate · Open-3:29 pm · 2026 rates
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Summerland Golf & Country Club is a course of two distinct halves. The front nine, on Paradise Flats, plays relatively flat and open with links-style and tree-lined holes, including four par 4s over 400 yards. The back nine turns into a grove of ponderosa pines and drops into Trout Creek Canyon terrain: rolling, elevated, and dramatic, with five holes skirting the canyon and a signature 17th requiring a tee shot across it. The closing hole is a risk-reward par 5 reachable in two for aggressive players. This semi-private club is open to public tee times, backs it up with a 300-plus-yard range, two putting greens, a chipping green, and practice bunkers, plus PGA of Canada lessons and Canyonview Bar & Grill's clubhouse dining.
♥ Local Favourite
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Hillview Golf Course
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Hillview is Vernon's go-to for a fast, walkable round that still asks questions of your short irons. The 18-hole, par-56 executive layout stretches just 3,300-plus yards, weaving through eight interconnected ponds and a stream that come into play again and again; even the reachable holes demand precision, not power. It's an easy course to recommend to beginners and anyone short on time, but the four par-3s, including a closing hole stretching 225 yards to a green fronted by water, will test better players too. On site, Vernon's longest driving range gives room to work on full swings, the pro shop stocks the major brands, and PGA professional lessons are available for every level.
♥ Local Favourite Great for Groups
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Predator Ridge — Predator Course
$300 · 18 holes · plus tax
Standard adult rate · Prime season · 2026 rates
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 35/100 · Fair value
The Predator Course is the elder statesman of Predator Ridge's two 18s: a 1991 Les Furber design that plays through rolling hills, native fescue, and undulating, multi-tiered greens over a full 7,034 yards at par 71. It has earned its stripes, rated 4.5 stars by Golf Digest and ranked among the Rolex World's Top 1,000, and it has hosted the World Skins Game twice. The signature 14th, a sweeping dogleg-right par 5 with water running up to the green, sums up the risk-reward character of the whole round. The resort's shared practice facility is a strength in its own right, with grass tees and TopTracer technology, target greens, and a short-game area, plus a golf academy for real instruction. Access rotates daily with the sister Ridge Course, one open to members only and the other to public and resort-guest play, with RANGE restaurant on site.
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Predator Ridge — Ridge Course
$300 · 18 holes · plus tax
Standard adult rate · Prime season · 2026 rates
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 35/100 · Fair value
Where the Predator Course is old-growth Okanagan golf, the Ridge Course is its modern counterpart: a Doug Carrick design opened in 2010 that was named Best New Course in Canada the same year and rated a 9.5 ScoreGolf Masterpiece. At 7,128 yards and par 72, it leans into the property's granite outcroppings and open sightlines, with long scenic fairways, elevated tees, and downhill approaches that show off the Okanagan's terrain. Greens here are known for subtle "knobs instead of tiers," making short putts trickier than they look, and the par-3 15th's carry across water to a well-guarded green is a stern test. Like its sister course, the Ridge shares Predator Ridge's practice facility, a TopTracer range, target greens, and short-game area, plus its golf academy. Access alternates daily between member and public play, and the 18th finishes below the RANGE restaurant patio.
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Spallumcheen Golf & Country Club — Championship Course
$119 · 18 holes · walking
Standard adult rate · 7-11:30 am · 2026 rates
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 76/100 · Excellent value
Spallumcheen's Championship Course is the full test just north of Vernon: 18 holes, par 71, 6,423 yards, with water in play on a dozen holes and more than 60 bunkers scattered through the routing. It punishes loose ball-striking and rewards course management, set against mountain and countryside views that make even a tough round feel worthwhile. The club leans semi-private but welcomes public play under its "golf for everyone" approach. The practice setup is complete: a full-length driving range with targets from 50 to 260 yards, a putting green, and two chipping greens for approach shots, flop shots and bunker saves, with PGA of Canada lessons available. A fully stocked pro shop and clubhouse dining room round out a country-club experience without the exclusivity.
Great for Groups
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Spallumcheen Golf & Country Club — Executive Course
$38 · 9 holes · walking
Standard adult rate · 7:30 am-5 pm · 2026 rates
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Spallumcheen's Executive Course is the shorter, faster sibling to the club's championship 18: nine holes built around three par-5s that give even higher handicappers a real shot at a birdie. It's the layout to choose when you want mountain and countryside views and solid conditioning without committing a full afternoon, and it's an easy, forgiving introduction for newer golfers or families learning the game. Both courses share the same practice facilities, a full-length driving range with targets out to 260 yards, a putting green, and two chipping greens, so you can warm up here and step onto either layout. The fully stocked pro shop and clubhouse dining are shared as well, keeping the whole visit simple.
Great for Groups
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The Rise Golf Course
Dynamic pricing — regular rates not published
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The Rise earns its name: the course sits a thousand feet above Okanagan Lake, and twelve of its eighteen holes look straight down over the water, making it one of the most scenic rounds in the Okanagan. It's the only Fred Couples Signature Course in Western Canada, co-designed with Gene Bates and opened in 2008, playing to par 72 over roughly 6,600 yards from six sets of tees that let it flex from beginner-friendly to demanding. The back nine turns serious: the downhill dogleg 15th carries water on the approach, and 16 demands a full carry over water to a narrow green that punishes anything short. Public tee times are available, and the Edge Restaurant, 30,000 square feet of clubhouse with 360-degree views, is worth lingering at afterward.
Patio Lake View
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Vernon Golf & Country Club
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Vernon Golf & Country Club has been played since 1913, and the parkland setting shows its age in the best way: towering Lombardy poplars and weeping willows line fairways near Kalamalka Lake rather than fighting the terrain. It's a classic, walkable par-72 test at roughly 6,600 yards, more about shot-shaping through mature trees than dramatic elevation or forced carries. The practice facility matches the course's standards, with a full driving range, a dedicated short-game area, and putting greens. Semi-private with public tee times available, it suits golfers who want tradition and camaraderie alongside the round, finished off with relaxed clubhouse dining.
♥ Local Favourite Patio
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Shannon Lake Golf Club
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Shannon Lake is the only full-length course in West Kelowna, an 18-hole par-70 layout of 6,294 yards winding along the shores of its namesake lake just north of the city. It's a course that rewards accuracy over power, culminating in the signature 8th, a risk/reward par 4 that tempts you to cut the corner along the water. Rather than a full driving range, golfers warm up at an on-site hitting cage and dial in their stroke on the practice putting green before heading out. Semi-private with public tee times, it draws a relaxed, local crowd. Afterward, the clubhouse's wraparound deck over the lake is the spot to unwind, with a full menu, daily features, and happy hour worth sticking around for.
Lake View
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Two Eagles Golf Course & Academy
$69 · 18 holes
Standard adult rate · Prime time, before 1:59 pm · Rates as published, checked Sep 2026
Okanagan Roam Value Index: 48/100 · Good value
Two Eagles sits high above Okanagan Lake in West Kelowna, an Indigenous-owned par-65 layout that pairs championship shot-making with a manageable scale: just over 5,000 yards, so pace stays brisk without the course feeling easy. Les Furber's routing rewards precision, and the lake and vineyard views make even a mid-round bogey feel scenic. What sets Two Eagles apart is its practice complex: private grass tees, heated hitting bays for year-round work, and a sprawling 15,000-square-foot putting green, all backed by a full golf academy offering proper coaching programs, not just a quick tip. It's public and welcoming to every skill level. Afterward, the 19 Okanagan Grill + Bar's patio is one of the better clubhouse hangouts in the valley, with lake views and a local menu.
Patio
Driving Ranges & Practice
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Kelowna Driving Range & Mini Golf
Kelowna's most complete practice facility and a fun night out: a 300-plus-yard grass range with 16 covered Toptracer stalls that track every shot. There's also a 4,700 sq ft bent-grass putting green, a short-game chipping area and an 18-hole championship mini-golf course for the whole family. Open daily to the public.
Kid-Friendly
Indoor Golf & Simulators
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Anytime Sim Golf
Anytime Sim Golf is Kelowna's fully automated indoor golf simulator, built for golfers who'd rather skip the small talk and just play. Book a private bay online on Vaughan Avenue, and a secure CloudKey unlocks the door the moment you arrive: no front desk, no waiting. It runs day or night, 365 days a year, so a dawn session before work or a midnight round after a late shift both work fine. Bays use Foresight Sports launch monitors for real ball-flight data, and the contactless setup suits solo practice, quick lunch-break rounds, and small groups after a low-key, weather-proof way to play.
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Golf Evolution
Golf Evolution is where serious Kelowna golfers go to actually fix their swing, not just hit balls into a screen. Its GC Hawk simulators deliver tour-level club and ball data, and a Canadian Certified PGA Professional runs lessons, club fitting, and maintenance out of the same Enterprise Way space. Access runs on credit-based Evo Packs, pooled hours good for a year that can be split with friends or family across simulator play, lessons, and fittings, rather than a rigid membership. Sim play and practice run daily into the evening, with coaching and fitting hours in the mornings. A lounge with food and drinks keeps the vibe social once the clubs are put away.
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JSquared Golf
JSquared Golf sits on the Gallagher's Canyon property but runs as its own indoor golf operation, built around instruction as much as simulator play. Its GCQUAD launch monitor uses four high-speed cameras to capture precise club and ball data, and PGA of Canada professionals John Mlikotic and Paul Wammer teach golfers of every level, from full swing fittings to ball-flight fixes. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., it's a serious practice option for Kelowna golfers who want real data behind every shot rather than a rough approximation. Being steps from the Gallagher's Canyon clubhouse means a session on the simulator can end with a meal or a drink at the Canyon Bar & Grill.
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Okanagan Virtual Golf
Okanagan Virtual Golf's Kelowna lounge, tucked into the Brewery District, treats indoor golf as a night out as much as a round of golf; its own tagline is "practice, party, play." Four bays run Uneekor EYE XO2 launch monitors on GSPro software, opening up roughly 2,000 virtual courses, from Okanagan favourites like Predator Ridge and Tower Ranch to Augusta and Pebble Beach. A fully licensed bar pours local craft beer, cocktails, and mocktails alongside big-screen seating, and the space keeps its social energy going with organized leagues. Come summer, it flips into an outdoor mini-putt pop-up, making it a year-round hangout as much as a simulator venue.
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Simplex Sportszone
Simplex Sportszone is less a golf simulator and more an indoor sports arcade that takes golf seriously. Trackman 4 and Full Swing technology power its golf studios across more than 400 rendered courses, from St. Andrews to Pebble Beach, with in-house PGA golf coaches available if you want to work on something specific. The same 6,000-square-foot licensed building holds simulators for hockey, football, baseball, soccer, lacrosse and more, plus a full-motion racing zone, so a golf session can turn into a multi-sport afternoon without leaving the building. A licensed bar with concessions and event hosting for groups of up to 40 make it a go-to for birthday parties, team outings and corporate events, with golf as just one of the draws.
Kid-Friendly
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The Fringe Indoor Golf
The Fringe Indoor Golf is Kelowna's answer to golfing on your own clock: a 24/7, staffless simulator space in the AQUA building right off Lakeshore, where secure mobile access replaces a front desk entirely. Four Trackman iO bays (three open, one private room) put touring-pro-grade tracking behind every shot across a library of more than 300 virtual courses, with Trackman's own tournament format available for anyone chasing bragging rights. A quiet, naturally lit lounge with comfortable seating keeps the space feeling more like a private club than a warehouse bay, and hourly rates with membership discounts make it workable for a single practice session or a regular habit for beginners and low-handicappers alike.
Kid-Friendly
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Okanagan Virtual Golf
Okanagan Virtual Golf's Penticton location gives downtown Main Street a simulator lounge that plays like a real round without the drive out to a course. Three bays track ball flight from an overhead launch monitor across more than 400 virtual courses, and a dedicated training bay uses four-camera analysis for golfers who want to actually work on their swing. Lessons come from instructors connected to Summerland Golf Club, and winter scramble leagues keep the competitive itch alive once the outdoor season ends. Hours stretch into the evening most days, making it an easy after-work stop for a quick nine or a full eighteen when Okanagan courses are closed for the season.
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Back Nine Indoor Golf
Back Nine Indoor Golf brought a 24-hour indoor golf simulator to Vernon in early 2026, the first Back Nine franchise in Canada, with three roomy private bays running Full Swing technology and a course library that spans Pebble Beach, TPC Sawgrass, Cabot Links, Cabot Cliffs, St. Andrews and Royal St. George's. No membership is required to book a bay, and most 18-hole rounds wrap in 45 minutes to an hour; members get round-the-clock access to play whenever the mood strikes. Junior and adult camps and clinics build fundamentals, while the lounge and private-bay setup make it a natural fit for leagues, birthday parties, date nights and corporate outings.
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Predator Ridge SIM Lounge
The SIM Lounge at Predator Ridge Resort is a seasonal indoor golf retreat for Vernon golfers who don't want winter to end their season. Foresight Sports GCHawk and GCQuad launch monitors track every shot across more than 90 virtual courses, booked in one-hour blocks for groups of up to four by phone only; there's no online booking, which keeps the vibe closer to a private club than a walk-in simulator bar. A PGA of Canada professional offers private and semi-private lessons on-site, and sessions pair naturally with a meal at the resort's RANGE restaurant or Pallino's Bistro. It reopens each fall and runs through the winter months.
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GOLFBOX
GOLFBOX brings a boutique feel to indoor golf on Westbank First Nation land in West Kelowna: live-edge wood, turf and warm lighting instead of a warehouse bay. Its three private bays run Trackman iO simulator technology, letting golfers work on their swing or play a virtual round any hour of the day or night; the space is open 24/7. An upstairs boardroom doubles the venue as a meeting space, so it works as easily for a corporate booking as for a friend group squeezing in nine holes on a rainy Okanagan evening.