Rockies to Vancouver

The unmissable castle style setting of the Fairmont Banff Springs gives you a fantastic base for a Canadian Rockies golf holiday. Surrounded by Bow River and the peaks of Mount Rundle and Sulphur mountain, this luxury 4-star hotel offers a stunning setting within Banff National Park.

The rooms and suites are comfortable and spacious, all with mountain and valley views, and if you’d like to treat yourself, we would recommend upgrading to a Fairmont Gold room, for lounge access and some of the best views of Mount Rundle.

There's plenty to fill the hours off the course, too, with a spa, indoor and outdoor heated pools and an indoor hot tub, plus a fitness centre and easy access to the trails and nearby experiences in Banff. When it comes to evening, you are spoilt for choice, with plenty of high quality bars and restaurants available onsite, a notable favourite includes the Chop House restaurant where you can enjoy a fine Alberta steak.

Golf wise, you can enjoy 27 holes onsite at Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Club, including the Stanley Thompson designed championship course, home to the famous par 3 fourth, Devil's Cauldron.

Fairmont Banff Springs combines iconic scenery, standout golf and refined resort comforts, making it a great option to include as part of a wider Canadian golf tour itinerary.

The wonderful lakeside setting of Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge makes it one of the finest golf resorts in the Canadian Rockies and a true bucket-list base for a golf holiday in Alberta. Deep within Jasper National Park, this resort is a village of log cabins and lodge rooms built for a scenic style of stay.

The accommodation is full of character, from Fairmont and Deluxe rooms to spacious suites, many with cabin or lake views and some with a private patio or wood burning fireplace. Off the fairways there's a full service spa, an outdoor heated pool and hot tub, a fitness centre and six restaurants, lounges and cafes can be found onsite.

The resort's own 18 hole championship course is one of the true greats of Canadian golf. Winding beside Lac Beauvert with the peaks of Jasper as your backdrop, it's regularly ranked among the very best in the country.

Situated on the shores of the lake in Yoho National Park, the Emerald Lake Lodge is a great place to relax and admire the stunning views around you. The accommodation is spread across 24 cabin style buildings built from hand-hewn timber, with all the guest rooms providing an electronics - light experience, free from the distractions of the TV, mobile and WiFi though there's WiFi in the main lodge. 

The main building features a restaurant, lounge and bar. The restaurant serves signature Canadian Rocky Mountain cuisine, which is very popular with outside guests as well as those staying in the lodge, so we would recommend reserving a table before you travel.

Please note that on arrival you’ll need to park your car at Emerald Lake Lodge's car park, which is a short shuttle ride from the lodge itself. At the car park you’ll find a cabin with a telephone where you call the lodge to be collected and brought to the main building.

Located an hour from Banff and perfectly positioned on your journey west towards Whistler, the Emerald Lake Lodge is an ideal place to break your journey as part of your wider Canadian golf experience.

The Sparkling Hill Resort offers a relaxed environment and stunning views. Across from the resort are 36 championship holes at Predator Ridge, meaning no travel time to go as well. The adult-only resort features 128 modern, spacious rooms alongside 3 penthouse suites, each with either mountain or lake views.

Onsite there are a variety of restaurants. PeakFine, the hotel’s signature restaurant, lets you try some of Canada's local specialities alongside wine produced in the Okanagan Valley. The Barrique & Java shifts from a coffee house during the day to a relaxed bar in the evening - a great spot to enjoy a light meal at night. The 40,000 sq. ft. KurSpa, offers over 100 spa services available, a heated indoor/outdoor pool and seven saunas and steam rooms, providing the perfect place to relax and unwind.

Golf-wise, guests staying at Sparkling Hill Resort receive a complimentary shuttle service to Predator Ridge - home to two championship courses, the Predator and Ridge. Each course offers a unique layout, with stunning scenery and great course conditions.

Set in the Nicola Valley, the Best Western Plus Merritt is a practical and comfortable stopover for a self-drive Canada golf holiday, especially with Sagebrush Golf Club close by. Its location works well when linking the coastal courses around Whistler with the fairways of the Okanagan and onward into the mountain resorts of Alberta.

The rooms are bright and modern, each with high-speed WiFi, a 43-inch LED TV with on-demand movies and a coffee and tea maker. There's an indoor pool and fitness centre if you need them, plenty of parking, while a choice of restaurants nearby means you're never far from a decent meal.

Best of all, the hotel has partnered with Sagebrush Golf Club, giving you access to a memorable links-style layout set within the largest privately owned ranch in Canada.

Set at the very base of Blackcomb Mountain, the Fairmont Chateau Whistler is a fantastic golf holiday option for those wishing to stay in a luxury resort, surrounded by beautiful scenery and access to 18 holes of championship golf at Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Course

The accommodation is spacious and modern, from comfortable guest rooms to suites and elevated Fairmont Gold rooms. If you'd like to treat yourself, we'd recommend upgrading to Fairmont Gold for the lounge access and extra amenities.

There is a choice of leisure facilities including a fitness centre, pickleball and tennis courts. For a more relaxing experience, there is a full service spa and a heated indoor/outdoor pool. When it comes dining, the hotel offers multiple restaurants onsite, ranging from casual to fine dining experiences. And with Whistler village right on your doorstep, you’re only a short stroll from a choice of lively bars and restaurants. 

The hotel’s onsite golf course, Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Course, combines wildlife, scenery and stunning views across 18 holes. With Nicklaus North, Whistler Golf Club and Big Sky all a short drive away, it makes the Fairmont Chateau Whistler a great base for your golf holiday in Whistler.

Connected directly to Canada Place with most rooms looking out over Vancouver Harbour and the North Shore Mountains, the Fairmont Waterfront provides a fantastic base while staying in Vancouver.

The guest rooms are modern and comfortable, ranging from deluxe rooms to luxurious suites. There's an outdoor pool, a spa and a fitness centre to unwind, while two on-site restaurants and a bar keep you well looked after in the evening, And with the hotel’s great location, you’re a short walk to the historic neighbourhood Gastown, where you’ll be spoilt for choice for places to eat.

Very much a city hotel, the Fairmont Waterfront is also a superb springboard for golf. With the Whistler golf courses around two hours away, it makes a natural first or final stop on a wider Canada golf tour.