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The Fraser Valley's golf courses wind through fertile farmland, river valleys, and the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. With a mild climate and a long playing season, the region offers scenic, well-maintained fairways perfect for a relaxed day on the links.

Calgary golfers enjoy a rare mix of prairie links and mountain-backed courses, all set against the foothills of the Canadian Rockies. Long summer days, crisp air, and sweeping alpine views make every round feel like a quick escape into Alberta's wide-open landscape.

Vancouver Island offers one of Canada's most distinctive golf experiences, where oceanside fairways meet towering coastal mountains and ancient rainforest backdrops. Thanks to its mild Pacific climate, the island boasts the longest golf season in the country, with many courses playable nearly year-round. From championship links along the Salish Sea to tucked-away valley tracks, the region blends dramatic natural scenery with superbly conditioned courses.

Golf in and around Montreal blends urban island layouts with rolling Laurentian foothills and riverside farmland just beyond the city. From tight municipal tracks to sweeping championship courses in Mirabel, Laval, and the Rive-Sud, the region offers a remarkable variety of scenery and design within a short drive of downtown. A lively spring-to-fall season, mature tree-lined fairways, and a distinctly Québécois golf culture make every round memorable.

Edmonton's golf scene unfolds along the winding North Saskatchewan River valley, where mature parkland courses share the horizon with open prairie layouts scattered across the surrounding counties. With some of the longest summer daylight hours of any Canadian city and a dry, Chinook-softened climate, rounds here routinely stretch well past nine in the evening. From historic municipal tracks carved into the river valley to destination resorts and quiet country layouts tucked into rural hamlets, the capital region delivers one of the most varied golf experiences in western Canada.

The Greater Toronto Area is Canada's largest golf market, with more than 200 courses stretching from the shores of Lake Ontario through the Niagara Escarpment, Oak Ridges Moraine, and the farmland of Durham, Halton, and Peel. The mix runs from municipal tracks inside Toronto to championship layouts like Glen Abbey, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, and Eagles Nest in Vaughan. Most courses open in late April or early May and stay busy through late October, with the prime stretch landing between June and September.

Ottawa’s golf courses combine the charm of the countryside with easy city access. Tree-lined fairways, winding rivers, and championship-level designs create a scenic and rewarding experience for every type of golfer.

Golf in Metro Vancouver blends mountain views, ocean air, and lush green fairways just minutes from the city. The region’s mild climate allows for year-round play across beautifully maintained courses that balance natural scenery with challenging design.

Set among rolling hills, vineyards, and sparkling lakes, Okanagan golf courses offer a mix of desert-style landscapes and lush valley greens. Warm weather, stunning views, and exceptional course layouts make this region a golfer’s paradise.

Nestled along British Columbia's stunning Sea-to-Sky corridor, these golf courses offer dramatic alpine backdrops, coastal views, and crisp mountain air. From Squamish to Whistler and Pemberton, players enjoy championship layouts framed by towering peaks and lush coastal rainforest.