The secret's out. Alberta has some of the most outstanding golf courses anywhere. Where else can you tee off on a Stanley Thompson-designed course under the shadow of snow-tipped mountains, and encounter interesting hazards like elk on the putting green? Alberta's diverse terrain makes its golf courses both beautiful and challenging. Whether you seek a majestic mountain setting, the challenge of a traditional Scottish links-style course or just a first class golf course down the road, Banff has it all!

Prince Edward Island's golf community has a proud history dating back to 1893, when the Charlottetown Golf Club opened its doors. Since then, both the quality and the quantity of golf courses has continued to grow and PEI has recently been rated by the readers of Score Magazine as "Canada's Best Golf Destination." In addition to offering a premier golf experience featuring a variety of nationally ranked courses and breathtaking scenery (spring, summer and fall), PEI also offers all the ingredients for a memorable vacation for the whole family

Mont Tremblant, Quebec

90 minutes north of Montreal, at the foot of one of the highest peaks in the Laurentians (965m/3,165 ft), Tremblant is one of the most popular golf resorts in Northeastern America and the latest hit with golfers looking for a challenge and something out of the ordinary. It's also right next door to Parc du Mont-Tremblant, a huge provincial nature park.

Whistler

In 1983, Whistler built its first golf course designed by Arnold Palmer, The Whistler Golf Club. A few years later, Whistler received three more golf courses - all championship designed and award winning. Whistler's golf courses built around mountain peaks, fresh air and spectacular scenery are now considered some of the best courses in the game of golf.