Salmon Arm Golf Club

8 doglegs

5.0 of 5 starsReviewed September 14, 2017

Golf has been played here since 1928, initially on nine holes east of the Hwy97B, which today are played as Haritage Course - Par 30/1883 yards.
The Champions-Course - Par 72/6701 Yards - has been played since 1995 west of the Hwy. In 1985 the first nine of this course were built.
The Samlon hangs on the façade of the big clubhouse and also the tea boxes are marked with it.
The Champions-Course is a great but not easy place in the middle of the forest, with 8 doglegs and always paced up and down. There are weing fairwaybunders needed to increase the difficulties - mostly they help to save a twisted drive - the terrain makes this very good. The Diver is certainly the most popular weapon, but not always the right one. Partial tea exits and landing zones. The second blow to the green can sometimes be very long and heavy.
Many greens are very well defended, big bunker or water. Since all the green's are big, there is enough space to play them. They are partly tidy but very good to play and fast.
A very well maintained golf course, with a clubhouse with a nice terrace overlooking the 18the Green and nice staff round off a successful day. It was great fun to play here on one of the best places in British Columbia - Top 20.
The course is located along the Runway 14/32 of the Regio-Airport. Hardly immissions - low air traffic.

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