British Columbia Golf Courses - Fairmont Chateau Whistler

Tucked at the foot of the impressive Mount Currie, 30 minutes from Whistler, Big Sky is built on gently rolling terrain and has seven lakes and a winding creek to challenge golfers.

Big Sky is the longest of the Whistler golf courses, set in the mountains but not on their slopes! The course is still quite flat and enjoyable to walk.

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 1993, Chateau Whistler is carved out of the slopes of the Coast Mountain range. With elevation changes of more than 400 feet this course is very easy on the eye.

The layout involves creeks, ponds, stands of ancient Douglas fir and granite rock faces to test even the keenest golfer. Remember to bring your camera as well as your clubs!

Located in the resort village of Whistler and along the shores of Green Lake, Nicklaus North is both a testing and an enjoyable golf course. The course runs through the floor of a valley and is surrounded on all sides by spectacular mountain views.

Whistler Golf Club was Arnold Palmer’s first design in Canada. Mountain peaks surround the course, while mature cedars, fir trees, natural streams and lakes border the well-manicured fairways and greens.

An occasional black bear is not an uncommon sight here!