Christina Lake
Tranquil beauty
In the heart of nature, golfers will have a serene experience in Christina Lake
Regarded by many to be among the top 25 courses in British Columbia, the 45-year-old Christina Lake Golf Club was expanded to a Les Furber-designed 18-hole gem in 1986. Greeting guests with its unmistakably fresh pine scent, stately ponderosa and lodgepole pine forests tightly line the 6,760-yard course.
A Sparkling Oasis: Clear turquoise waters enhance the Christina Lake Golf Club.—photo by Andrew Zwicker
The strategically placed bunkers along the fairways and greens are Christina Lake’s calling card. Unique in Canada, Christina Lake is the first course in the country to use black sand in its traps.
The course’s three turquoise water features come into play on holes 9, 12, 14 and 17 providing picturesque backdrops to the large tiered greens.
| Where it's at: | 15 min. east of Grand Forks on Hwy. 3 and junction 395 |
| Opened: | 1962 (front 9), 1986 (back 9) |
| Yardage: | Blue 6,685 yards |
| Par: | 72 |
| Course Record: | 64, Matt Shaw and Kevin Maffioli |
| Website: | www.christinalakegolfclub.com |
| Tee Times: | 1-250-447-9313 |