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Golfing on British Columbia’s Greens
Golfing under the British Columbia skies is an experience all by itself, with courses ranked among the finest of the world. Being a geographically diverse province, golfing in BC has an array of choices. For one, the courses range from gently rolling greens overlooking the ocean to tiered fairways in the mountain country.
Golfing in British Columbia lets you live and breathe the best that the province has to offer. With virtually pure air and comfortable temperatures, it is not unusual to see eagles, ducks, or even mountain goats while you are out hitting the greens.
The BC has golf courses that are so spectacular, even PGA designated the province as an official golf destination, and we believe that you will agree with us as you play a few rounds in any of our 250 courses with challenges that are as various as its terrain.The sport is even played year round on southern Vancouver Island and over at the Vancouver Coast and Mountain Regions, that is if you are willing to play under the rain during the winter season. The region’s rainy winter has even made the province a favorite destination of Canadians themselves, who usually venture south to escape the harsh chilly winter.
When you play golf in British Columbia, expect to play championship courses all throughout the region without even having to pay extravagant championship fees. You can also choose the less expensive nine- and eighteen-holers with sceneries that are just as astounding. Remember that when teeing off in BC, expect to be distracted in a pleasant way. Distracted to the beauty of waterfalls cascading down, mountains towering high, dense fir and cedar trees, sparkling lakes, fjords, and panoramic views. Not to mention the good chance of spotting wildlife on the fairway like white-tailed or fallow deer, elk, and coyotes, which are common on our golf courses. Watch out for eagles even, and don’t be surprised if your golf ball get snatched by an audacious raven.
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