The Falls Golf and Country Club

The Falls Golf and Country Club has been described as British Columbia's best kept golf secret, but that's about to change.

Rising 750 ft. above the Fraser Valley, The Falls is a dramatic 18 hole, 6,817 yard par 71 layout - and one of the most exciting new courses in Canada. The panoramic views of the Fraser Valley, Mount Cheam and the Coast Mountain Range are upstaged only by the sheer beauty of this masterpiece.

With 340 beautifully treed acres, waterfalls which cascade over 100 feet, free power cart use and an average of 5 sets of tees per hole, The Falls will captivate and inspire any golfer - from the casual player to the most experienced pro. Set between giant rock outcrops and rugged west coast beauty, The Falls offers immaculate, undulating and inviting fairways, strategically placed hazards, generous landing areas, and greens so true you'll know you're in a golfer's paradise.

The Falls features five exceptional par 3's, all worthy of top billing. The fourth hole is particularly striking: it's 9 tee boxes allow the hole to be played from 116 to 229 scenic yards and from two different angles.

The Falls was co-designed by Ted Locke and Rick Wellsby. Ted Locke has established himself as one of the preeminent golf course designers in the Pacific Northwest. This commitment to excellence is illustrated by the fact that The Falls was Western Canada's first soft-spike golf course.

The Sandpiper Golf Club, heralded as one of British Columbia's best new resort courses. Along side the Harrison River, framed by the rugged backdrop of Mt. Woodside, Sandpiper Golf Club is a spectacular resort golf course; it is forest golfing at its finest. Eagles, sandpipers, salmon and other wildlife are an everyday part of this magnificent course.

Thanks to Canadian course designer Russ Olson, golfers at Sandpiper enjoy two distinctly different environments - the open fairways alongside the river and the quiet serenity amongst the ancient 180 ft. Douglas Firs. The surrounding beauty isn't the only feature that keeps golfers coming back; the course is an easy, pleasant walk and player friendly.

Many golfers reserve their stay and play packages months ahead of time with Rowena's Inn on the River. For a truly peaceful escape, couples can seclude themselves in one of the cozy guest cottages, nestled in the trees along the 14th green.

THE CHATEAU WHISTLER GOLF CLUB

Winding its way through some of the most interesting terrain in Southwestern British Columbia, the course provides enough fun and challenge for everyone. Carved out of the Coastal Mountain slopes, with elevation changes of more than 400 ft. overall, this magnificent golf course is generous to the eye. The terrain being rugged but balanced by this serene manicured course. Remember to bring your camera as well as your clubs to enjoy this course to its fullest.

Awards ~ '4 1/2 Stars' by Golf Digest 'a Must Play' rating 2002
'Top 15 Golf Resorts in North America' ~ Conde Nast Traveler Magazine 2001
'Best Resort Course in Canada' ~ Score Magazine Readers 2001
'Golf Merchandiser of the Year' ~ 2001
'Great Golf Resorts of the World Member' ~ 1997
'Gold Medal Award' ~ Golf Magazine 1997
'4 1/2 Stars' ~ Golf Digest 1996 & 1997
'Platinum' ~ Canada's Golf Course Ranking Magazine 1995 & 1996
'Best of Golf' ~ Links Magazine 1995
'Best New Golf Course' Golf Digest ~ 1993.

Designer: Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Holes: 18
Course par: 72
Length: 6635 yards

Nicklaus North
Whistler

Snowcapped peaks. A brilliant emerald-coloured lake. Majestic fir trees. Fresh, invigorating mountain air. This is the setting that inspired the great Jack Nicklaus to create a course as unique as himself. This par 71, 18-hole course winds along a gentle valley floor offering you a spectacular setting as your golfing skills are tested to the fullest. Just minutes from cobblestone walkways and street side cafes of the resort town of Whistler, Nicklaus North stands out as one of the great courses in North America. It's no wonder this is only one of a few rare golf courses in the world bearing Jack Nicklaus' name

Furry Creek is not a course that one merely plays - it is an enriching adventure to be savoured. Considered one of the most beautifully landscaped playgrounds in the province, Furry Creek delivers an unforgettable experience with its breathtaking beauty, dramatic play and first-class facilities. Be sure to visit the Sea to Sky Grill - serving the best in West Coast cuisine.
As BC's most scenic golf course, Furry Creek perfectly captures the most spectacular qualities of this part of the country. This par 72, 18-hole golf course designed by Robert Muir Graves and built in 1993 offers panoramic ocean views and encounters with abundant wildlife.

Snowcapped peaks. Majestic fir trees. Invigorating mountain air. The occasional brown bear and her cubs sauntering across the green - this is the setting that inspired Arnold Palmer to choose the Whistler Golf Club as his first Canadian design.
The Whistler Golf Club is a par 72, 18 hole golf course winding past gentle mountain streams and nine lakes that easily exceeds the expectations of the most discriminating golfer. In 2000 the Whistler Golf Club received an extensive $2.2 million renovation to ensure this 6676-yard course continues its legacy of excellence.
Features:

• Golf course GPS units
• A full service Learning and Performance Centre
• A well manicured, accessible driving range
• A putting green, bunker and short game area
• An award-winning Golf Shop with the latest equipment and apparel