Championship Course, Outstanding in Nature
Welcome to the St. Eugene Golf Course. Set on over 300 acres of picturesque grasslands, our championship course offers breathtaking views of the mountains, manicured fairways along the St. Mary’s River and more hours of sunshine than anywhere else in British Columbia.
Join us for our golf season from April 21 to October 9, 2023.
The Course
Designed by acclaimed golf course architect, Les Furber, St. Eugene takes golfers on a journey through the valley with stunning views and soaring wildlife in every direction. Hit the driving range before your round or book a lesson in the Pro Shop. As you travel between the 18 holes, learn about the Ktunaxa history and culture as each has a Ktunaxa name, meaning and translation.
“Best golf around and the service was amazing and so friendly.”
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Golf Lessons
Our CPGA Professional Instructors at the Pro Shop would be delighted to take you onto the course for a lesson.
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Pro Shop
From club fittings to rentals and lessons, our Pro Shop is the hub for all activities relating to golf.
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19th Hole
Enjoy breakfast before your morning tee time or a drink on the patio after an afternoon on the course.
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At a Glance
- Par 72 championship course:
- 7,007 yards from the black tees
- 6,453 yards from the blue tees
- 5,852 yards from the white tees
- 5,388 yards from the green tees
- Unlimited driving range access
- Full-service ‘Halfway House’ (you pass it three times in 18 holes)
- 19th Hole Restaurant & Bar is open very early to very late
- New golf carts, equipped with USB plug-ins & a GPS system for yardage
- Smartphone GPS access course layout and player coaching
- Golf lessons for individuals or groups by PGA-certified professionals
- Tournaments and group bookings can be arranged
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Dining at St. Eugene
Delight in casual meals and indigenous-inspired fare across our three restaurants.
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About Our Resort
Uncover the unique history of St. Eugene and the resilience of the Ktunaxa people.
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