Carved through majestic pine trees, Christina Lake Golf Course is a scenic 18 hole, 6685 yard championship course designed by the renowned golf course architect Les Furber. Regarded as one of the top 25 courses to play in British Columbia, your golf experience includes captivating views of the Selkirk Mountains as you meander along paths near the pristine Kettle River.

Voted as one of the places to play by Golf Digest in 2006, Christina Lake Golf Course, features a brand new Pro Shop and Club House, complete with a full 110 seat Restaurant, Patio and Banquet Facility that overlook the meticulous greens and lush fairways. Join us in the Clubhouse Restaurant before or after your round for a sumptuous meal prepared by our skilled kitchen staff. Our head golf Pro Kevin Maffioli instructs all levels providing professional CPGA lessons and always has some excellent golf tips to share. Among the many amenities we have to offer are pull cart rentals and an entire fleet of power cart rentals, golf equipment, club rentals and rain checks if needed. Our season extends from April to October the temprate climate of Christina Lake making golfing a 3 season stretching sport. Host of the 2002 BC Mid Amateur, 2004 BC Junior, 2005 BC Senior Ladies Championships, 2006 NAIA Collegiate Regional and the 2007 BC Juvenile.

Before the game warm up your swing on our driving range, chipping green or practise sand trap. You'll find the course challenging for all skill levels whether you utilize the blue tees for the low handicapper, yet easy enough for the beginner from the other 3 tee boxes. Listen to the natural sounds of the Kettle River as you experience an unforgettable walk or ride past the 3 water challenge ponds, unique black sand bunkers, majestic ponderosa pines, and our local white tail deer with the beautiful Selkirk Mountains as a backdrop.

Christina Lake is located in south central B.C. mid-way between Vancouver and Calgary, right on the Canada/US border. We are a short drive from many points in British Columbia and Washington State, only 2 hours north from Spokane, Wash.