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

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

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

(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.

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.

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…

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

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

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

Birchbank GC members as well as non-members who are retired - or about to retire - can join in for a great day of friendly competition once a week through the season...

During the annual Griz Days festivities in early March, area golfers had the chance to a play a six-hole loop...  in the snow!

When Kelowna-based PintoWest bought Hyde Mountain Golf Course in 2021, there was a clearly different approach for development…

Tobiano boasts a great course with a website to match. Drone flyovers of each hole are enhanced by "How-To-Play" video clips from Shannon. Here she takes us through her favourite, the par-four 6th...

When a group of local business people took over the Quesnel GC in 2022, one of the first things they did was hire Kathy Gook as General Manager & Director of Golf and things could not have gone any better...

Kate Weir Has Moved To Bighorn Golf & Country Club

From Kamloops To Osoyoos there have been almost 30 PGA Professionals who have found a new Club to call home. Find out who is new behind the counter or on the teaching deck at your course here...

The Denciti Development Corp. bought the Kelowna Springs property last year expecting to redevelop it as an industrial park… Not so fast.

Les Furber (Image Credit: Where2Golf) Peachland (Image Credit: KDBelliveau/Wikimedia)

By Brad Ziemer, British Columbia Golf

Les Furber’s footprints are all over the British Columbia golfing landscape and the prolific 76-year-old course designer isn’t done yet. 

Furber has been tabbed to revive a long-stalled project in Peachland on the site of the former Ponderosa Golf Course...

Eagle Ranch GC, Invermere 

Earlier we offered a look at 9 of the favourite golf holes found in BC’s interior according to golf professionals and executives from many of those facilities. Roy Wood spoke with Head Pros & Directors of Golf to get their input on what they consider to be the ‘favourites’ from their home tracks. As promised here is the second nine to be profiled. - ed

By Roy Wood

There are any number of factors that go into what makes a golf hole someone’s favourite -- difficulty, risk/reward, natural beauty and much more....

Image Courtesy NShuswap Kicker Facebook

by Martha Wickett/Pentiction Western News

Devastation, sadness and heartbreak are widespread following a fire that destroyed the guest wing of Quaaout Lodge in Skwlax, Secwépemc territory, in the Thompson-Nicola region.

On the shores of Little Shuswap Lake, about 45 kilometres northwest of Salmon Arm, Quaaout Lodge & Spa at Talking Rock Resort is described by its social media as the pride of the Little Shuswap Lake Band.

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