Canadian Rockies Golf Tour
A golf itinerary in the heart of the Canadian Rockies takes you up close and personal to some of the country’s most dramatic scenery. Courses like Banff Springs play along the valley floor offering a towering backdrop of the mountains, while others like Silvertip are more of a true mountain golf experience with dramatic elevation changes.
Combine the spectacular wilderness and beauty of the Canadian Rockies, play a variety of world-class golf, and enjoy luxurious accommodations on our unforgettable 6-night itinerary.
Best of Canadian Rockies Golf Package
6 Night Itinerary
Day 1
Fly into Calgary – Transfer to Banff.
Afternoon at leisure exploring the town, enjoy the hotel amenities, or play the Banff Springs Tunnel 9-hole course.
Overnight in Banff.
Day 2
Play Kananaskis Mt Lorette or Mt Kidd Course – or make it a 36-hole day. A local favorite facility, the two courses feature immaculate conditioning, bent grass greens and six sets of tees to accommodate every skill level. Mr Lorette is flatter and more forgiving, whereas Mt Kidd is hillier and tighter off the tee.
Overnight in Banff.
Day 3
Play Silvertip Resort with its spectacular vistas and “Golf on the Roof on The World,” offering a true mountain golf experience. Apres golf activities may include a Wildlife Tour or White Water Rafting.
Overnight in Banff.
Day 4
Play Stewart Creek Golf & Country Club, “The Pinnacle of Canada’s Mountain Golf,” is another spectacular championship mountain course.
After golf consider walking around Canmore Main Street or Banff for some shopping and the cafe life. Overnight in Banff.
Day 5
Play Banff Springs GC designed by Stanley Thompson, the pride of Canadian golf architects (1893-1953), who designed courses across Canada and the world. Two of his most treasured designs and Canada’s most highly rated are at Banff Springs and Jasper Park, both in Alberta.
After golf, transfer north to Jasper in afternoon. Overnight Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge.
Day 6
Play Jasper Park, the crowning jewel in Stanley Thompson’s portfolio, consistently rated among Canada’s top resort golf courses, which has stood the test of time since opening in 1925. You might find Elk roaming the fairways, or bear, and in either case keep your distance!
In the afternoon explore Jasper National Park or relax at the great resort. Overnight Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge.
Day 7
Transfer about 5 hours to Calgary. Along the way you can break up the drive with some awe inspiring sightseeing stops to include some of North America’s most scenic natural sites such as Athabasca Falls, Athabasca Glacier and Skywalk, Columbia Icefields snowcat tour, Lake Louise and Moraine Lake and Johnston Canyon.
Catch a late afternoon or evening flight, or overnight in Lake Louise or Calgary for a flight home the next day.
Tour Summary
6 nights accommodation
5 rounds of golf:
Kananaskis
Silvertip Resort
Stewart Creek
Banff Springs
Jasper Park
All inclusive package including dinners, drinks and transfers
Tour does not include Flights
Tour Options
Consider upgraded room categories for premium Bow Valley views in Banff or Lakefront Cottages in Jasper.
Consider staying at the stately Fairmont Lake Louise on the way back to Calgary, to break up the drive.
Add to your trip with the Rocky Mountaineer train across the mountains to Vancouver, and an extension in British Columbia. The Gold Leaf service is first class with a dome car panoramic view.
Groups can upgrade and hire a motorcoach and driver.
Golf Courses
Kananaskis
36 holes, split over The Mount Lorette Course and The Mount Kidd Course opened in 1983 and 1984 respectively.
Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Gary Browning, the combination of two great layouts makes this the finest two-course destination in Canada.
Mount Lorette
Par 72
7,232 yards
Mount Kidd
Par 72
7,136 yards
Silvertip
Described as being located on ‘the roof of the world’, Silvertip is a true mountain golf experience. Featuring over 600ft of elevation changes, among the dramatic Canadian Rockies, architect Les Furber produced a golfing test for all levels, in one of the most spectacular settings imaginable.
Par 72
5,270 to 7,173 yards
Stewart Creek
A short transfer from Banff, Gary Browning’s Stewart Creek layout is one of the most popular in the golfing hub of Cranmore.
As with many layouts in the Canadian Rockies, the scenery is breathtaking, with elevation changes among the greatest tests for golfers.
Par 72
5,052 to 7,009 yards
Banff Springs
Located at the Fairmont Banff Springs, the 18-hole course designed by Stanley Thompson is one of the highlights of a golf tour in the Rockies. Fitting the mold of stunning views and challenging, fun golf, this Alberta icon is as popular today as it was at its opening in the late 1800s.
Par 72
6,938 yards
Jasper Park
Stanley Thompson’s Jasper Park is considered his masterpiece. Dating back to 1924, the course is currently setup in the vision of the the great architect, with elevated tee boxes, dramatic bunkering, and wide fairways maximizing the scenery and typography of the National Park in which it is set.
Par 72
6,663 yards
Accommodation Options in Banff
Fairmont Banff Springs Lodge
Few hotels in the world can rival the majesty, hospitality, and scenery of The Fairmont Banff Springs. Its unique blend of opulence and seclusion has been a symbol of Rocky Mountain magnificence for over a century. Styled after a Scottish baronial castle, The Fairmont Banff Springs offers stunning vistas, championship golf, classic cuisine, and a world-class European spa. The decor and furnishings all reflect the classical, historic ambiance of this famous destination property.
Rimrock Resort
About six minutes outside of downtown Banff is the Rimrock Resort, a spacious mountainside property with excellent amenities, restaurants, spa, gym, and modern facilities. Alongside Sulphur Mountain, the views are spectacular and the 364 rooms are among the most spacious in Alberta. The Eden Restaurant is among the top five ranked dining experiences in all of Canada!
Jasper Park Lodge
An Alpine-like village of cedar chalets and authentic log cottages and cedar chalets, with a world-class golf course, which many consider the best in Alberta. Most of the accommodations at Jasper are in a cottage of some sort. They are divided up in rows throughout the 700 acre property, with many rooms directly facing the beautiful lake Beauvert, and only a few rooms are located within the main building. Jasper Park Lodge is located in Jasper National Park, just 3 miles from the town of Jasper and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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