BC · 202 courses
Golf courses in British Columbia
202 courses across 94 cities, led by Kelowna, Surrey, Kamloops. Every one publishes a live tee sheet to TeeClub.
Every British Columbia course we cover, placed by its real coordinates.
108 Mile Ranch
1 course
Abbotsford
2 courses
Agassiz
1 course
Aldergrove
1 course
Armstrong
1 course
Barriere
1 course
Black Creek
1 course
Blind Bay
1 course
Bowen Island
1 course
Burnaby
2 courses
Campbell River
2 courses
Chase
1 course
Chemainus
1 course
Chilliwack
5 courses
Clearwater
1 course
Cobble Hill
1 course
Comox
3 courses
Coquitlam
3 courses
Courtenay
3 courses
Cranbrook
3 courses
Crawford Bay
1 course
Creston
1 course
Cultus Lake
1 course
Delta
4 courses
Duncan
2 courses
Edgewater
1 course
Enderby
1 course
Fairmont Hot Springs
4 courses
Farmington
1 course
Fernie
1 course
Fort St. John
1 course
Fruitvale
1 course
Golden
1 course
Harrison Mills
1 course
Honeymoon Bay
1 course
Hope
1 course
Invermere
1 course
Kaleden
1 course
Kamloops
8 courses
Kelowna
16 courses
Kimberley
4 courses
Kitimat
1 course
Langford
2 courses
Langley
7 courses
Merritt
1 course
Nanaimo
1 course
Nanoose Bay
1 course
North Saanich
1 course
North Vancouver
1 course
Oliver
2 courses
Osoyoos
3 courses
Panorama
1 course
Parksville
1 course
Pemberton
2 courses
Pender Island
1 course
Penticton
2 courses
Pitt Meadows
5 courses
Port Alberni
1 course
Port Coquitlam
1 course
Powell River
1 course
Prince George
4 courses
Prince Rupert
1 course
Princeton
1 course
Quadra Island
1 course
Qualicum Beach
3 courses
Quesnel
2 courses
Quilchena
1 course
Radium Hot Springs
2 courses
Revelstoke
1 course
Richmond
5 courses
Roberts Creek
1 course
Rossland
1 course
Saanich
3 courses
Salmon Arm
3 courses
Salt Spring Island
1 course
Sechelt
1 course
Sicamous
1 course
Smithers
1 course
Squamish
2 courses
Summerland
1 course
Sun Peaks
1 course
Surrey
12 courses
Taylor
1 course
Tofino
1 course
Trail
1 course
Vancouver
5 courses
Vanderhoof
2 courses
Vernon
6 courses
Victoria
5 courses
West Kelowna
3 courses
West Vancouver
1 course
Whistler
3 courses
Williams Lake
1 course
Windermere
1 course
Top-rated courses in British Columbia
By golfer rating · one per city
4.7GreenTee Tobiano
Kamloops · 18 holes · par 72
4.7Salmon Arm Golf Club - Champions
Salmon Arm · 18 holes · par 72
4.7Storey Creek Golf Club
Campbell River · 18 holes · par 72
4.6St Andrews By The Lake Golf Resort
Penticton · 18 holes · par 64
4.6Twin Lakes Golf Course
Kaleden · 18 holes · par 72
4.5Fraserview Golf Course
Vancouver · 18 holes · par 72
4.5Morgan Creek (10th Tee Start)
Surrey · 18 holes · par 72
4.5Predator Ridge Golf Course
Vernon · 18 holes · par 72
Playing British Columbia
British Columbia plays as four distinct golf landscapes. The mild coast around Vancouver and Victoria keeps fairways green through the winter; the hot, dry Okanagan runs its courses between vineyards and lake benches; the Sea-to-Sky and Kootenay valleys cut holes straight into mountain terrain; and the interior plateaus around Kamloops open early and play firm. That range means the province doesn't really have one season — coastal courses rarely close, while a mountain track may not open until May.
Of the 202 British Columbia courses on TeeClub, 182 play a full eighteen and 143 sell a nine-hole round. 54 are short courses at par 60 and under. Booking windows run from 2 to 180 days ahead, with the typical course opening its sheet about 10 days out.
Amateur golf in British Columbia is governed by British Columbia Golf, the provincial member of Golf Canada, which together run course ratings, official handicaps and the provincial championships.
British Columbia golf questions
- When can you golf in British Columbia?
- It depends where in the province you are. Coastal courses around Vancouver and Victoria play close to year-round, closing only for the occasional frost or snow day. The Okanagan generally runs early April into late October, and mountain courses in the Kootenays and the Sea-to-Sky corridor open latest — often not until May — and are the first to close in the fall.
- Which part of British Columbia is best for a golf trip?
- The Okanagan is the classic destination: Kelowna, West Kelowna, Vernon and Penticton put a dozen-plus courses within an hour of each other, with hot dry summers and lake views from most of them. Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island suit a trip built around a city stay, and the Sea-to-Sky corridor north of Vancouver trades volume for mountain scenery.
- What is golf in British Columbia like?
- Terrain does most of the work. Coastal courses are parkland tracks under cedar and fir, usually flat and walkable. Okanagan layouts are cut into benchland and canyon, with big elevation changes and fast turf by midsummer. Mountain courses trade length for dramatic tee shots. Very little golf in British Columbia is flat and open.
- How many golf courses are there in British Columbia?
- TeeClub covers 202 golf courses across 94 British Columbia cities, with live tee times at every one of them. 182 play a full eighteen and 143 sell a nine-hole round.
- Which British Columbia cities have the most golf courses?
- Kelowna, Surrey, Kamloops lead the province on TeeClub. You can open any of the 94 cities below to see its courses and their live availability.
- How far in advance can I book a tee time in British Columbia?
- It depends on the course. Across British Columbia, booking windows run from 2 to 180 days ahead, and the typical course opens its sheet about 10 days out. Set a free TeeClub watchlist and you'll be alerted the moment a matching tee time is released.
- Can I search every British Columbia course at once?
- Yes. Pick any mix of British Columbia cities and courses — say [object Object] and [object Object] together — and TeeClub returns one combined list of live tee times sorted by time and price.