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Golden · British Columbia

Golden Golf Club

Golden sits in the Columbia River valley between two mountain ranges. Trees and natural surroundings frame a peaceful, varied round.

18Holes

Golden

British Columbia
Par
72
Back tees · yards
6,825
Tee sets
3

Course & landscape

Two designers, one round

The 18-hole course has par 72 and measures 6,825 yards from the gold tees. Different architects designed the two nines, which come together as one course.

Signature hole

11

Pause at hole 11

The eleventh is a par 4 and one of Golden’s recognisable holes. It measures 378 yards from the gold tees.

Course designer

Bill Newis & Les Furber

Bill Newis designed the front nine; Les Furber designed the back nine. Both designs draw on the surrounding landscape.

About the designer ↗

Practical information

Address & contact

576 Golf Course Drive, Golden, BC V0A 1H0
+1 250 344 2700
info@golfgolden.com

Choose your tee

Distance and official ratings by tee
TeeMetresYardsMen
CR / Slope
Women
CR / Slope
Gold6,2416,82572.6 / 13579.4 / 149
White / Gold6,0096,57171.4 / 13377.7 / 144
White5,7846,32670.4 / 13076.1 / 142
White / Red5,3545,85568.0 / 12473.5 / 132
Red5,0185,48865.9 / 11971.5 / 125

Course Rating is the expected score for a scratch golfer. Slope shows how difficulty increases for golfers with a higher handicap. — means this rating is not listed in the source. Metres are rounded conversions from yards.

Hole distribution follows the men’s par on the scorecard (72); women’s par is 73.

Scorecard ↗

Hole distribution

Par 3
4 holes
Par 4
10 holes
Par 5
4 holes

How does this course compare?

CourseTeeMetresSlope
Men
Slope
Women
Bootleg Gap GolfWhite5,475117128
Crowsnest Pass Golf ClubWhite4,620118128
Fernie Golf ClubWhite4,975115129
Golden Golf ClubWhite5,784130142
Greywolf Golf CourseWhite4,643——
Silvertip ResortSilvertip5,327129150
St. Eugene Mission Golf CourseWhite5,395119131
Trickle Creek Golf ResortWhite5,132114134

Comparison from the white tees (named Silvertip at Silvertip). A higher Slope means more relative challenge for higher-handicap golfers compared with scratch golfers. 113 is the standard reference, not the average of these courses. Tee distance, Course Rating and your own game matter too; matching tee colours do not guarantee equal distances.

Ratings explained (USGA) ↗
Course information & sources

Information checked: October 10, 2026