Golf Course News

  • Bootleg Gap In Kimberley To Host 123rd BC Amateur Championship, Purcell To Host Supplemental Qualifier

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    KIMBERLEY, B.C. (December 2, 2024) - Bootleg Gap Golf Club in Kimberley has been selected by British Columbia Golf as the host site for the 123rd BC Amateur Championship, the week of July 14-18, 2025.  

    “Bootleg Gap is one of our Province’s strongest courses and a true hidden gem in the eastern edge of British Columbia,” said Jerome Goddard, BC Golf director of rules & competitions. “The BC Amateur will be a thrilling week for our players and the Kimberley community as we showcase all that the area has to offer as a golf destination.”

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    From rainbows to iced hydration, here are our choices for the Top Images from social media...

  • Predator Ridge Launches Ritz-Carlton Branded Residential Development

    Predator Ridge is ushering in the Okanagan's first global luxury brand with the first Ritz-Carlton Residences project in Western Canada…

  • Faces In The Fairway

    From badgers to bartenders, here are a few possibly recognizable faces on - or near - the Okanagan Valley's fairways for June 2024...

  • News & Notes From Zone Two

    Tournament Results, Deals, The Top Image plus lots more...

  • PGA of BC News: Canucks Junior Golf Week

    The very successful Canucks Junior Golf Week goes July 15 to 22 this year with registration closing Friday, July 5 at 4pm. Find out where you can take you can take kids to learn the game...

  • Sagebrush Crafts “The Perfect Golf Getaway”

    This iconic layout just east of Merritt has an incredible Stay and Play package during July and August only…

  • Quesnel GC Runs Innovative Sponsorship Program

    Golf Carts here are sporting corporate logos that are benefiting the course…

    When golfers come to the Quesnel golf course, they may get to drive the Ford Bronco or the SE - Service Electric cart.



    The sponsorship opportunity is the brainchild of Director of Golf Operations, Kathy Gook.

    “I suppose this came from my time at Bighorn Golf Course in Kamloops, plus my time in Arizona - where cart wraps are the norm,” the LPGA Professional said in an email. “When I moved back here I put together a program for local business and our owners have marketed this…”

    They now have eight carts with the wrap and the the number of interested businesses growing.

    Continued Gook, “One of our owners had previously owned a junior hockey team, and they had a lot of experience working with local businesses to sponsor the club. They carried over this experience and have really used the marketing to help raise funds that go directly back into the beautification of the golf course.  This includes decorative trees/planters/flower beds/maintenance buildings etc. where local businesses can advertise with a sign.  When we do the cart wrap, the deal includes green fee passes in which that business uses for staff or customers. This also encourages more people to come out and play!  Win Win for everyone!”

    Kathy can be reached at quesnelgolfclub@gmail.com or 250-249-5550

    For more on the Quesnel GC, click HERE
       

  • Table Nineteen Opens at the Okanagan Golf Club

    GolfBC Group’s popular restaurant has now come to Kelowna…

  • Balfour Community Rallies Around B.C. Women’s Amateur Championship

    By Brad Ziemer, British Columbia Golf

  • Prince Rupert GC Improvements A Community Affair

    From free labour to donations of vehicles, the Prince Rupert GC has amazing community support...

  • Aberdeen Glen's Inappropriate Golfer

    Check out the shenanigans of "Don't Be This Guy" Murph...

  • Talkin' Talking Rock

    BCGolfGuide.com's Ross Marrington and Glen Erickson visited Talking Rock April 28th and spoke with Head Professional Cody Bell about the very popular - and now reopened - course...

  • Redstone Pull April Fools Prank

    Redstone Resort  was one of a few courses around the province that took advantage of the first day of April to pull our legs...

  • Sagebrush Building For A Great 2024 Season

    (Photo By Colby Johannson/Par Six Golf)

    By Gord Montgomery, Senior Writer, Inside Golf

    QUILCHENA, British Columbia –  A course now named a top play in British Columbia, Sagebrush Golf Course, is prepared to welcome guests with an expanding line-up of amenities.

    Sagebrush Golf Club will open for the season on May 3, 2024, ready for those looking for a unique mountain-side / links golfing experience.

  • Kootenay's Kaslo Golf Club Celebrating 100 Years

    All Images & Editorial Courtesy Kaslo Golf Club


    Kaslo Golf Course opened in 1923, when there were about a dozen golf courses in all of British Columbia. In Kaslo, which was a larger community than it is today, some enthusiasts formed a company, raised some capital and began to generate interest in creating a course locally.

    Subscriptions provided enough capital to build 4 holes in 1923, and the following year a further 5 holes were carved out on the reasonably flat bench just south of the main area of the town, where the course is still located.

    In the beginning, a ladies' membership cost $10 and men's $15.

  • Kokanee Springs Is being Re-Imagined

    While many know Kokanee Springs as one of BC’s ‘Hidden Gem’ golf courses, owner Pinnacle Lifestyles is now transitioning the 425-acre site into a true resort community…

  • Redstone Releases New Phase Of Building Sites

    The new Phase II  of the Copper Ridge subdivision at Redstone Resort offers eighteen premiere residential lots along the first fairway…

  • Balfour’s "Super" Super

    Larry Olson has been honoured by the BC Golf Superintendents Association as their 2022 Syngenta Superintendent Of The Year…

  • Wildstone Sets High Standard For Women With Packed Calendar

    For women, this Gary Player design has great can’t-miss options all season long…