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.