Salmon Arm Golf Club – Heritage Course

An absolute must for golf enthusiasts in British Columbia! The golf course at Salmon Arm Golf Club was founded in 1928 and is considered to be among the best in all of Canada. The 18-hole championship course was designed by golf course specialist Les Furber and travers meticulously-maintained terrain along Salmon Arm – a small tributary of Lake Shuswap. Bunkers, water hazards, and a large number of trees, including might pines and cedar trees, structure the course and create interesting hazards. From the fairways, golfers can enjoy grandiose views of nature, including the mighty Mount Ida – an extinct volcano. The club boasts a smaller 9-hole heritage course, in addition to its championship course, that can be used for training (also well-suited for beginners). There is also an on-site golf school, in addition to the large training area that includes a driving range and practice greens. The combination of a perfectly-designed and athletically challenging course, majestic landscape, and optimal service makes any visit to the Salmon Arm Golf Club an unforgettable experience. A visit to the Ironwood Restaurant at the Salmon Arm Golf Club makes for a perfect close to day of golf, as the restaurant is well-known for its exquisite cuisine. The “Hilltop Concession” also offers snacks as a halfway house between the eighth and ninth holes.