Capital Regional District
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Courses
- Uplands Golf Club
- Royal Colwood Golf Club
- Henderson Park Golf Course
- Mount Douglas Golf Course
- Bear Mountain Resort - Mountain Course
- Victoria Golf Club
- Bear Mountain Resort - Valley Course
- Olympic View Golf Club
- Pender Island Golf & Country Club
- Juan de Fuca Golf Course
- Cordova Bay Golf Course - Ridge Course
- Ardmore Golf Course
- Metchosin Golf Course & Country Club
- Cordova Bay Golf Course - Bay Course
- DeMamiel Creek Golf Course
- Green Acres Par 3 Driving Range
- Highland Pacific Golf
- Galiano Golf and Country Club
- Gorge Vale Golf Course
- Salt Spring Island Golf and Country Club
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to the Capital Regional District, and what should I expect from the weather?
We always recommend visiting from late April through early October for the best conditions. You'll find consistently mild temperatures and less rain than other Canadian regions, allowing for a longer, more comfortable playing season. While summer is beautiful, the shoulder seasons offer fantastic value and fewer crowds on the fairways.
What kind of golf courses can I expect to find in the Capital Regional District?
You're in for a treat with a fantastic mix here, from challenging championship layouts carved into the mountainside to more relaxed, scenic tracks closer to the coast. We love that you can play a demanding round at a world-class resort one day and enjoy a friendly, tree-lined public course the next. The variety truly caters to every skill level and preference.
Is golfing in the Capital Regional District generally expensive, and how can I manage costs?
Green fees can range significantly, from around $70-100 CAD at public courses to $150-250+ CAD at the top-tier resorts, especially during peak season. To save a bit, we suggest looking for twilight rates or booking stay-and-play packages directly through the golf resorts, which often include excellent value. Also, consider playing some of the fantastic municipal courses for a more budget-friendly round.
What's the unique "vibe" of golfing in the Capital Regional District compared to other Canadian golf destinations?
The CRD offers a distinct West Coast golf experience you won't find elsewhere in Canada. Imagine playing amidst towering old-growth forests with glimpses of the Pacific Ocean, often accompanied by the serene sounds of nature. It's a relaxed, unhurried pace, where the stunning natural beauty is as much a part of the round as your swing.
Beyond the golf, what else should I know about visiting the Capital Regional District for a golf trip?
You'll find the region incredibly easy to navigate, with most courses a short drive from Victoria's vibrant downtown. We highly recommend exploring the local culinary scene-especially the fresh seafood-and taking advantage of the beautiful hiking trails or charming local breweries. It's the perfect place to combine excellent golf with a relaxing, scenic getaway.