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Kelowna

Kelowna is a golfer's paradise, with a long, sunny season and more than 15 championship and resort courses carved into the stunning Okanagan landscape.
Kelowna offers a diverse golf scene, from the resort-style championship courses at The Okanagan Golf Club and nearby Predator Ridge to beautiful public tracks like Gallagher's Canyon. The season typically runs from March to October, with a mix of public, semi-private, and one private club. Expect a range of green fees and excellent stay-and-play options throughout the Central Okanagan.
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Welcome to the definitive local's guide to golf in and around Kelowna for 2026.
Kelowna's best-known golf courses include the 36 holes at The Okanagan Golf Club (The Bear and The Quail) and the scenic challenge of Gallagher's Canyon. Nearby, Predator Ridge in Vernon offers a world-class 36-hole resort experience. These courses are celebrated for their design, conditions, and classic Okanagan views.

The Central Okanagan is a premier Canadian golf destination. At the heart of this are courses that offer a true resort experience. The Okanagan Golf Club, near the airport, features two distinct 18-hole championship courses: the Jack Nicklaus-designed Bear and the Les Furber-designed Quail. Just up the highway in Vernon, Predator Ridge Golf Resort is a true destination with 36 spectacular holes, accommodation, and restaurants. These clubs are designed to challenge serious golfers while providing a memorable day out for everyone.
In East Kelowna, Gallagher's Canyon Golf Club is a classic, rated as one of Canada's best courses. Its Canyon Course winds through ponderosa pines and along the edge of a canyon, offering a rugged and refined experience. The Harvest Golf Club, set within a working orchard, provides a unique parkland setting with wide, walkable fairways and incredible views of Okanagan Lake. These courses consistently rank as local favourites for their beauty and playability.
For those seeking dramatic elevation changes and a modern challenge, Black Mountain Golf Club in the Rutland area features a signature island green and stunning valley views. In the hills above Vernon, about an hour from Kelowna, The Rise Golf Course is a Fred Couples Signature design carved into the mountainside, offering panoramic lake views from nearly every hole. These courses demand thoughtful shot-making and reward players with an unforgettable round.

The vast majority of golf courses in the Kelowna area are public or semi-private, welcoming visitors with advance tee time bookings. Courses like Black Mountain, Shannon Lake, and The Harvest are fully public. Others, such as Kelowna Springs, operate on a semi-private model, balancing member access with public play. This accessibility is a major reason why the Okanagan is such a popular golf travel destination.
The Okanagan Golf Club and Gallagher's Canyon, while having active memberships, are premier public-access facilities. You can book a tee time online or by phone just like any other public course. This ensures visitors can experience the very best designs the region has to offer without needing a member connection. During peak season, booking well in advance is crucial for these high-demand courses.
The only fully private, member-owned club in the Central Okanagan is the Kelowna Golf & Country Club. Established in 1920, it is one of the city's oldest and most sought-after memberships. Access to this classic, walkable course in the Glenmore neighbourhood is generally restricted to members and their invited guests. The club offers an annual lottery-based application process for those interested in joining.

Green fees in Kelowna vary significantly by season, time of day, and course prestige. In early 2026, expect to pay anywhere from around $70 to over $200 for a peak-season weekend round at a championship course. For example, The Harvest Golf Club's 2026 primetime high-season rate is $200, which includes a cart and range balls. Black Mountain Golf Club's 2026 weekend rate is around $70 with a cart. A July 2026 round at Black Mountain was also noted at $149 per person including a cart and voucher.
Mid-range and executive courses offer excellent value. In West Kelowna, Two Eagles Golf Course & Academy has 2026 primetime 18-hole rates around $69. At Shannon Lake Golf Course, 2026 peak 18-hole rates are set at $100. The family-run Mission Creek Golf Club offers one of the best values, with 2026 adult 18-hole rates around $51. Always check for twilight rates, which typically begin after 2 or 3 p.m. and offer significant savings.
Booking tee times online and directly through the golf course websites is the most common method. High-demand courses like Gallagher's Canyon and The Okanagan Golf Club can be booked out weeks in advance during July and August. For shoulder season play in April, May, September, and October, you'll find more availability and often lower rates. Some courses use dynamic pricing, where rates fluctuate based on demand, similar to airline tickets.

Kelowna boasts one of the longest and sunniest golf seasons in Canada. Courses typically begin to open in mid-to-late March, with the season running well into October. It's not uncommon for some courses to stay open into November if the weather cooperates. This extended season makes the Okanagan a popular choice for early and late-season golf trips.
Spring (late March to May) sees courses in great shape as they open for the year. You'll find lower rates and fewer crowds, though you should pack layers for cooler mornings. Summer (June to August) is peak season, with hot, dry conditions that make for firm and fast fairways. This is when the courses are at their absolute busiest, and booking ahead is essential. The long summer days mean you can easily play until late in the evening.
Fall (September to October) is considered by many locals to be the best time to golf in Kelowna. The temperatures are cooler and more comfortable, the summer crowds have thinned, and the autumn colours provide a stunning backdrop. You'll also find some of the best value for green fees and accommodation during this harvest season.

For visitors, stay-and-play packages offer excellent value and convenience. Predator Ridge Golf Resort is the region's premier all-in-one destination, with on-site accommodation ranging from lodge rooms to private cottages. Packages in 2026 for two nights and two rounds start from around $549 in the shoulder season. These packages typically include accommodation, golf, a shared power cart, and resort fees.
Many local hotels partner with golf booking services to create packages. A popular 2026 package includes two nights at the Comfort Suites in Kelowna and rounds at Black Mountain, The Harvest, and The Okanagan Golf Club, with prices starting from around $619 per person in the spring. These deals simplify planning by bundling accommodation and pre-booked tee times.
The Borgata Lodge, located right at The Okanagan Golf Club, is another popular option for a golf-focused stay. Its condominium-style rentals provide a convenient base for playing the Bear and Quail courses. Packages can be customized to include rounds at other nearby courses like Shadow Ridge and Kelowna Springs. These are ideal for groups who want to park the car and focus on golf.

Kelowna has excellent facilities for practicing your game. The Harvest Golf Club boasts one of the largest practice facilities in the Okanagan. The Okanagan Golf Club features a double-ended driving range with grass tees, a chipping green, and a putting green. Many championship courses include a bucket of range balls with your green fee, allowing for a proper warm-up before your round.
For those focused solely on practice, The Golf Centre on Benvoulin Road is a dedicated facility with a driving range and a short game area. World Beat Family Golf is another popular spot that caters to all levels and has CPGA professionals available for lessons. These stand-alone ranges are great for an evening session or when you don't have time for a full 18 holes.
If you're looking for a quicker round, the area has several shorter courses. At Gallagher's Canyon, The Pinnacle Course is a beautiful par-32, 9-hole course perfect for honing your iron play. 2026 green fees are around $55 for 9 holes. In West Kelowna, Two Eagles is a fun 18-hole, par-65 executive course. For a true par-3 experience, Mission Creek Golf Club is a mid-length, par-61 course that is great for beginners and for sharpening your short game.
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Golf CoursesThe Harvest Golf ClubGolf Course in Kelowna.★ 4.7 (791) · Kelowna
Golf CoursesThe Okanagan Golf Club - Bear and QuailGolf Course in Kelowna.★ 4.5 (521) · Kelowna
Golf CoursesBlack Mountain Golf ClubGolf Course in Kelowna.★ 4.4 (452) · Kelowna
Golf CoursesShannon Lake Golf CourseGolf Course in West Kelowna.★ 4.2 (383) · West Kelowna
Golf CoursesSunset Ranch Golf & Country ClubGolf Course in Kelowna.★ 4.4 (335) · Kelowna
Golf CoursesShadow Ridge Golf ClubGolf Course in Kelowna.★ 4.1 (321) · Kelowna
Golf CoursesKelowna Springs Golf ClubGolf Course in Kelowna.★ 4.1 (315) · Kelowna
Golf CoursesMission Creek Golf ClubGolf Course in Kelowna.★ 4 (310) · Kelowna
Golf CoursesThe Pinnacle Course at Gallagher's CanyonGolf Course in Kelowna.★ 4.7 (208) · Kelowna
Golf CoursesTwo Eagles Golf Course & AcademyGolf Course in West Kelowna.★ 4.2 (184) · West Kelowna
Golf CoursesKelowna Golf & Country ClubAssociation Or Organization in Kelowna.★ 4.6 (174) · KelownaSeptember is often considered the best month. You'll enjoy warm, comfortable weather, courses in excellent condition after the summer season, fewer crowds, and more accessible tee times at lower rates.