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.