Discover Canada’s most spectacular golf courses on a fully hosted, small-group golf tour through British Columbia and the Canadian Rockies. Designed for golfers who expect a higher standard of travel, our Canada Golf Tour 2026 runs from 31 August to 14 September 2026, combining championship golf, five-star comfort, and iconic Canadian landscapes. This 15-day tour starts in Vancouver and ends in Banff, with overnight stays in Whistler, Kamloops, and the Okanagan Valley. Along the way, you’ll play seven rounds of golf at some of Canada’s most celebrated courses—including Nicklaus North, Big Sky, Tobiano, Predator Ridge, and the world-renowned Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course. Beyond golf, this itinerary includes curated local experiences: a winery lunch in the Okanagan, the Peak 2 Peak Gondola in Whistler, exploration in Vancouver, and leisure days to enjoy Banff at your own pace. You’ll stay in premium accommodation throughout, enjoy daily breakfast, and be accompanied by expert hosts from Voyages.golf. Golf touring has never been easier than with Voyages.golf, whose attention to detail is unrivalled.
| Tour Name | Canada Golf Tour 2026 |
| Departure Date | Monday, August 31, 2026 |
| End Date | Monday, September 14, 2026 |
| Nights |
14 |
| Tour Size |
16 – 20 |
| Start Point |
Sutton Place Hotel, Vancouver |
| End Point |
Calgary Airport, YYC |
| Availability |
Just Launched! |
| Next Departure |
2027 TBC |
| Payment Currencies | AUD, USD, GBP, CAD, EUR, NZD |
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Nicklaus North Golf Course – Whistler, BC
Designed by Jack Nicklaus and set against the backdrop of Whistler’s glacial mountains, Nicklaus North is one of Canada’s most prestigious resort courses. Routed alongside Green Lake and framed by towering peaks, the course is a strategic test that rewards shot placement over power. It has hosted the likes of Nicklaus, Palmer, and Duval, and stands out for its immaculate conditioning, walkable layout, and serene alpine setting. Few courses in the country combine natural beauty and championship pedigree as seamlessly as this.
Big Sky Golf Club – Pemberton, BC
Regarded as one of the top public-access courses in Canada, Big Sky Golf Club is dramatic, bold, and unforgettable. Located in the shadow of Mount Currie, this Robert Cupp design features wide fairways, striking bunkering, and some of the most scenic vistas in British Columbia. The course plays long, but offers multiple tee options and a fluid routing through the valley floor. Its sense of scale and visual impact make it a standout in the Sea-to-Sky corridor and a must-play on any Western Canada golf itinerary.
Chateau Whistler Golf Club – Whistler, BC
Built into the lower slopes of Blackcomb Mountain, Chateau Whistler Golf Club delivers a true alpine golf experience. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the course is defined by dramatic elevation changes, granite outcroppings, and dense forest-lined fairways. Wildlife sightings are common, and every hole offers a visual moment—whether it’s a glacier-fed stream or a panoramic mountain backdrop. While playable for all skill levels, this is a course that demands precision and rewards bold shot-making.
Tobiano Golf Course – Kamloops, BC
Few courses in Canada have the visual drama of Tobiano. Perched above Kamloops Lake, this Thomas McBroom design is carved into bluffs and canyons, with expansive views from nearly every hole. It’s consistently ranked among Canada’s top courses—and with good reason. Tobiano combines rugged terrain with a modern layout that tests both course management and execution. It’s a world-class golf experience in a uniquely Canadian setting.
The Ridge Course at Predator Ridge – Vernon, BC
The Ridge Course at Predator Ridge is a bold, sweeping layout designed by Doug Carrick. Set high above the Okanagan Valley, it flows across ridges and through wooded canyons, offering constant elevation changes and stunning views. The design favours creativity over brute strength, with risk-reward holes and sculpted green complexes that challenge decision-making. Consistently ranked in Canada’s Top 20, it’s a modern classic and a signature course of the region.
The Predator Course – Predator Ridge, BC
Designed by Les Furber, the Predator Course is the original layout at Predator Ridge and remains a favourite for its links-style characteristics. Open, rolling terrain, pot bunkers, and strong winds create a very different test from the Ridge Course. It has hosted multiple professional events and is known for its consistent conditioning and strong closing stretch. Playing both courses offers a complete experience of what makes Predator Ridge a standout golf destination.
Silvertip Golf Course – Canmore, AB
Set at over 1,300 metres above sea level, Silvertip Golf Course is as challenging as it is scenic. Designed by Les Furber, the course offers jaw-dropping views of the Canadian Rockies and thrilling elevation changes that demand precise club selection. The layout winds through alpine meadows and dense forest, with frequent wildlife encounters and wide-angle mountain panoramas. Silvertip is no ordinary round—it’s a mountain golf experience that feels immersive from the first tee to the final putt.
Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course – Banff, AB
A masterpiece by Stanley Thompson and one of Canada’s most storied courses, the Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course is a bucket-list venue for any serious golfer. Built in 1928, it weaves through the Bow River Valley beneath the towering peaks of Mount Rundle and Sulphur Mountain. The course is celebrated for its routing, historical charm, and the iconic Devil’s Cauldron par-3—a hole that has earned its place among the most photographed in the world. Playing Banff Springs is not just a round of golf; it’s stepping into a piece of Canadian golfing heritage.
Stay at The Sutton Place Hotel Vancouver
Begin your journey in refined comfort at The Sutton Place Hotel Vancouver, a five-star property located in the heart of downtown. With its elegant European style and exceptional service, this hotel provides a quiet retreat in the middle of the city. Rooms are well-appointed with plush bedding, marble bathrooms, and large windows offering city or mountain views. Step outside and you’re moments away from Robson Street’s shopping, Stanley Park, and the city’s best restaurants. It’s an ideal base to explore Vancouver in style and comfort.
Stay at The Westin Resort & Spa, Whistler
Settle into alpine luxury at the award-winning Westin Whistler, ideally located in Whistler Village just steps from the gondolas. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and scenic mountain setting, the resort features spacious suites with kitchenettes, fireplaces, and Westin’s signature Heavenly Beds. On-site facilities include a full-service spa, indoor/outdoor pools, and a variety of dining options. Whether you’re relaxing after a round or exploring the village on foot, the Westin offers a premium Whistler experience.
Stay at Delta Hotels by Marriott Kamloops
Enjoy a short but comfortable stay at the Delta Kamloops, a modern hotel in the heart of the city. Thoughtfully renovated, the hotel features sleek, well-designed rooms with pillowtop mattresses, smart TVs, and fast Wi-Fi. The rooftop pool and lounge offer views across the city, while the on-site restaurant serves up quality dining in a relaxed setting. It’s a perfect overnight stop on your journey between Whistler and the Okanagan.
Stay at Predator Ridge Resort
Your time in the Okanagan Valley begins at the iconic Predator Ridge Resort, one of Canada’s premier golf destinations. The resort blends luxury with a relaxed, lodge-style atmosphere, offering oversized rooms and suites that overlook the fairways and rolling hills. Amenities include wellness and fitness centres, walking trails, on-site restaurants, and two award-winning golf courses. It’s a peaceful yet sophisticated setting to unwind and enjoy everything the region has to offer.
Vancouver City Tour
Your time in Vancouver includes a half-day guided tour of one of Canada’s most vibrant and liveable cities. Discover Gastown, Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhood, with its cobbled streets and historic architecture. Travel through Stanley Park, a 1,000-acre urban rainforest surrounded by seawall and mountain views. It’s the perfect way to orient yourself before the journey north.
Peak 2 Peak Gondola – Whistler
Spanning the distance between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, the Peak 2 Peak Gondola is the highest and longest lift of its kind in the world. Soaring 436 metres above the valley floor, it provides unmatched views of glaciers, alpine meadows, and untouched wilderness. Whether you choose to hike, dine, or simply take in the view, it’s a must-do alpine experience that highlights the scale and beauty of the region.
Okanagan Valley Winery Tour & Lunch
The Okanagan is one of North America’s fastest-growing wine regions, known for its scenic vineyards, warm climate, and cool-climate varietals. On this guided visit, you’ll enjoy a winery tour and tasting, followed by a seasonal lunch paired with local wines. This relaxed afternoon offers insight into the valley’s unique terroir and provides a flavourful break between rounds.
Revelstoke Scenic Stop
While transferring from the Okanagan to Banff, you’ll stop in the alpine town of Revelstoke—a former railway hub turned adventure capital. Enjoy a leisurely lunch stop, with time to stretch your legs and admire the Columbia River valley and surrounding peaks. It’s a beautiful transition from vineyard country into the Canadian Rockies.
Suggested Experiences on Free Days
Whistler – Free Day Suggestions
Vallea Lumina Night Walk: A magical multimedia forest experience after dark
Lost Lake Trails: Enjoy a leisurely walk or e-bike ride through the forest
Scandinave Spa Whistler: A serene outdoor spa experience with hot and cold pools
Whistler Museum or Audain Art Museum: For culture and local insight
Helicopter Glacier Tour: Optional scenic flight over remote glaciers and icefields
Banff – Free Day Suggestions
Banff Gondola to Sulphur Mountain: Panoramic views over the Bow Valley
Lake Louise or Moraine Lake (half-day tour or shuttle): Iconic glacial lakes within reach
Bow Falls Walk & Banff Upper Hot Springs: Easy walk followed by a relaxing soak
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies: A quiet and culturally enriching stop
Shopping on Banff Avenue: Galleries, boutiques, and outdoor gear
All pricing is per person
| Tour Cost Per Person | CAD | AUD | USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Double Occupancy | $ 12,998 pp | $ 14,498 pp | $ 9,998 pp |
| Single Occupancy | $ 17,598 pp | $ 19,998 pp | $ 12,998 pp |
| Golfer Lite (double occupancy) | $ 12,679 pp | $ 17,729 pp | $ 14,398 pp |
| Double Occupancy (non-golfer) | $ 11,889 pp | $ 13,498 pp | $ 8,798 pp |
Pricing is set in Canadian Dollars, US Dollars and Australian Dollars.
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